2012 Fantasy Baseball head-to-head Outfield Preview for FantasyPros911: http://fp911.com/2012-fantasy-baseball-of-preview-h2h/, including in-depth analysis of Michael Bourn, B.J. Upton, Shin-soo Choo, Cameron Maybin, Chris Young, Dayan Viciedo, Alejandro de Aza and others.
Posts Tagged ‘head to head’
31 Jan
2012 Fantasy Baseball head-to-head Shortstop Preview for FantasyPros911
2012 Fantasy Baseball head-to-head Shortstop Preview for FantasyPros911: http://fp911.com/2012-fantasy-baseball-ss-preview-h2h/, including in-depth analysis of Derek Jeter, Elvis Andrus, Marco Scutaro, Emilio Bonifacio, Eduardo Nunez, Zack Cozart and others!
31 Jan
2012 Fantasy Baseball head-to-head Third Basemen Preview for FantasyPros911
2012 Fantasy Baseball head-to-head Third Basemen Preview for FantasyPros911: http://fp911.com/2012-fantasy-baseball-3b-preview-h2h/, including in-depth analysis of David Wright, Michael Young, Aramis Ramirez, Pablo Sandoval, Brett Lawrie, Daniel Murphy, Ian Stewart, Scott Sizemore and others!
31 Jan
2012 Fantasy Baseball head-to-head Second Basemen Preview for FantasyPros911
2012 Fantasy Baseball head-to-head Second Basemen Preview for FantasyPros911: http://fp911.com/2012-fantasy-baseball-2b-preview-h2h/, including in-depth analysis on Ian Kinsler, Brandon Phillips, Dan Uggla, Jemile Weeks, Jason Kipnis, Omar Infante, Jamey Carroll, Daniel Descalso, Justin Turner and others!
31 Jan
2012 Fantasy Baseball head-to-head First Basemen Preview for FantasyPros911
2012 Fantasy Baseball head-to-head First Basemen Preview for FantasyPros911: http://fp911.com/2012-fantasy-baseball-1b-preview-h2h/, focused on Paul Konerko, Mark Teixeira, Eric Hosmer, Edwin Encarnacion, Justin Smoak, Mike Carp, John Mayberry, Mat Gamel and many more.
31 Jan
2012 Fantasy Baseball head-to-head Catcher Preview for FantasyPros911
2012 Fantasy Baseball head-to-head Catcher Preview for FantasyPros911 http://fp911.com/2012-fantasy-baseball-catcher-preview-h2h/.
In-depth analysis on the head-to-head game, catcher position and Carlos Santana, Joe Mauer, Brian McCann, Matt Wieters, Miguel Montero, Salvador Perez, Devin Mesoraco, Ryan Doumit, Jarrod Saltalamacchia, and many more.
31 Jan
2012 Fantasy Baseball head-to-head Relief Pitchers Preview for FantasyPros911
2012 Fantasy Baseball Head-to-Head Relief Pitchers Preview for FantasyPros911 http://fp911.com/2012-fantasy-baseball-rp-preview-h2h/.
In-depth analysis includes the likes of Rafael Betancourt, Jordan Walden, Sergio Santos, Matt Thornton, Addison Reed, Chris Perez, Vinnie Pestano, Fautino de los Santos, and more.
31 Jan
2012 Fantasy Baseball Head-to-Head Starting Pitcher Preview for FantasyPros911
2012 Fantasy Baseball Starting Pitcher Preview – head-to-head for FantasyPros911: http://fp911.com/2012-fantasy-baseball-sp-preview-h2h/
A look at fantasy baseball starting pitchers and their ranks for 2012. The post includes in-depth analysis of Yovani Gallardo, Jon Lester, Matt Garza, Ervin Santana, Ted Lilly, Edwin Jackson, Jeremy Hellickson, Jaime Garcia, Sean Marshall, Jair Jurrjens, Ryan Vogelsong, Ryan Dempster, Colby Lewis, A.J. Burnett, Henderson Alvarez, Travis Wood, Jordan Lyles, Homer Bailey, and more!
31 Jan
2012 Head-to-Head Fantasy Baseball Rankings Strategy for FantasyPros911
2012 Head-to-Head Fantasy Baseball Rankings Strategy available at FantasyPros911: http://fp911.com/2012-head-to-head-fantasy-baseball-rankings-strategy/.
A discussion of how to use my rankings, which are tailored for head-to-head fantasy baseball games.
26 Jan
I almost always agree with Ray Flowers, but… (Or why h2h leagues are great)
In Ray Flowers (@BaseballGuys) latest mail bag, he wrote, in essence, that head-to-head (h2h) fantasy baseball is bastardizing the game of baseball completely.
Ray’s first point: “Baseball is a marathon with 162 games. H2H turns that marathon into a sprint.”
I’m not sure how h2h turns the 162-game schedule into a sprint. h2h leagues run for the entire season. Sure some of that includes the fantasy play-offs, however, aren’t there play-offs in baseball? Isn’t the World Champion the winner of the play-offs? Do they give the regular season winner the World Series trophy? Nope. The best team is decided by a play-off. h2h has that, roto doesn’t.Neither is exactly like real baseball, each have their similarities and differences.
Ray’s second point: “Baseball is about consistency and working through the grind as much as anything. When you play H2H you remove that aspect of the game completely.”
His main argument, I think, is that Pujols alternating good weeks with wretched weeks would ruin you in h2h, but not roto. Well, that kind of runs against his point. In roto, all that matters are stats at the end of the year, you don’t have to weather slumps at all.
h2h Corner 