It took me a week to get them out the door. Incorporating prices for the preseason projections proved to be a major pain. Remind me not to do that again.
One goal this winter is to find some way to figure won-loss percentages for each player. Jerry Heath, a legend in the rotisserie stat keeping industry, before it was an industry, used to look at all his real rotisserie leagues and count the number of times each player was on a first place team and the number of times he was on a last place team.
This seems a brilliant solution to the problem of measuring the effect of a player on the final standings. But over the years I’ve recommended to many others that they use the stats they spend all season collecting to do just such a report.
I can’t pay, but I would promote. My guess is Juan Pierre proves to be nearly as valuable as he appears in these prices. And if he doesn’t then we all know something of value more.