Understanding how players earn points is crucial to building winning lineups. Here's the complete scoring breakdown for Baseball fantasy contests.
| Action | Points |
|---|---|
| Single | +3 points |
| Double | +5 points |
| Triple | +8 points |
| Home Run | +10 points |
| Run Batted In (RBI) | +2 points |
| Run Scored | +2 points |
| Stolen Base | +5 points |
| Walk (BB) | +2 points |
| Hit By Pitch | +2 points |
| Strikeout | -1 point |
| Action | Points |
|---|---|
| Innings Pitched (IP) | +3 points per inning |
| Strikeout (K) | +3 points |
| Win | +6 points |
| Earned Run Allowed | -2 points |
| Hit Allowed | -0.6 points |
| Walk Allowed (BB) | -0.6 points |
| Complete Game | +5 points |
| Complete Game Shutout | +10 points |
| No Hitter | +25 points |
| Achievement | Points |
|---|---|
| Batter: 3+ Hits in Game | +3 bonus points |
| Batter: 4+ RBIs in Game | +3 bonus points |
| Pitcher: 10+ Strikeouts | +5 bonus points |
| Cycle (Single, Double, Triple, HR) | +10 bonus points |
| Grand Slam | +5 bonus points |
Analyze pitcher vs. batter statistics. Some batters perform exceptionally well against left-handed or right-handed pitching. Look for favorable matchups to maximize your lineup's potential.
Stadium dimensions and weather conditions significantly impact scoring. Hitter-friendly parks with short fences favor home run hitters, while larger stadiums benefit pitchers and contact hitters.
Players batting in the top 4 positions typically get more at-bats and RBI opportunities. Leadoff hitters have more chances to score runs, while cleanup hitters drive in more runs.
Starting pitchers accumulate more innings pitched than relievers, offering greater point potential. Focus on aces with high strikeout rates facing weaker offenses.
Don't spend your entire virtual budget on superstars. Mix premium players with value picks who have favorable matchups. Finding underpriced performers is key to success.
Players on hot streaks often continue strong performance. Check the last 7-10 games for trends. Also monitor injury reports and lineup changes before contests lock.
Diversify Your Selections: Don't stack too many players from one team. If that team underperforms, your entire lineup suffers. Spread your picks across multiple games.
Weather Impact: Wind direction affects fly balls significantly. Strong winds blowing out favor hitters, while winds blowing in help pitchers. Rain delays or postponements can void your selections.
Platoon Advantages: Right-handed batters generally perform better against left-handed pitchers (and vice versa). Exploit these statistical advantages when building lineups.
Home vs Away: Some players perform significantly better at home or on the road. Check splits and factor in venue when making selections.
💡 Pro Tip: The most successful fantasy players combine statistical analysis with current form, matchups, and situational factors. Study player trends, stay updated on news, and adjust your strategy based on daily conditions.
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