Draft advice for my new league (1 Viewer)

[oukurt]

This is the first time I will be participating in a 10 team points based head to head league. Any draft advice for this type of scoring? I considered drafting strong offense with a couple of strong pitchers and adding a couple of 2 start pitchers each week.

Head to Head Point Values

Single 1 point

Double 2 points

Triple 3 points

Home Run 4 points

RBI 1 point

Run 1 point

Base on Balls 1 point

Stolen Base 2 points

Strikeout -.5 point

Caught Stealing -1 point

Hit by Pitch 1 point

Win 7 points

Save 7 points

Quality Start 3 points

Strikeout .5 points

Base on Balls -1 point

Inning Pitched 3 points

Hits Allowed -1 point

Earned Runs -1 points

Hits Batsman -1 points

Loss -5 points

Head-to-Head Notes:

A team's score is tabulated daily.

Pitchers' hitting stats will not generate any hitting points, and batter's pitching stats will not generate pitching points.

A player will accumulate hitting stats whether or not he plays at the position designated by The Commissioner. (e.g., Nick Swisher is listed at OF on a Fantasy team's roster and he plays 1B in a particular game. His hitting stats in that game will still count towards his Fantasy team's total points.)

Only official regular season MLB games will be used to determine Fantasy points. Minor league or exhibition stats generated by your players will not be used.

In the event that there are any regular season tie-breaker playoff games, the statistics accumulated in such games will NOT be counted towards your Head-to-Head score.

 

[Finless]

How many transactions per week?

In a league this shalllow you really only need one great pitcher. Go bat heavy and work the wire week to week for 2 start pitchers. You'd be surprised at the talent left laying around in a league of this size. I crush a league with this strategy every year.