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Fantasy Sports Empires – 2012 Fantasy Baseball Spreadsheet
Last Update: Release 7.0 on February 18, 2012
Release 1 Tabs (January 1, 2012)
- 2012 Top 300 Rankings
- Auction $
- Tiers
- 2011 Stats
- 2011 Leaders
- The Closer Report (Updated to include green. yellow, and red closer situations)
- 2012 Sleepers, Busts, and high risk/high reward players
- Expert’s League Mock Draft
Release 2 Tabs (January 15, 2012)
- Depth charts – Team projected batting order, starting rotation, and bullpen order
- 10 team off line draft board
- 12 team off line draft board
- 15 team off line draft board
- Players tab used in conjunction of the off line draft board
Release 3 Tabs (January 19, 2012)
- C rankings and projections
- 1B rankings and projections
- 2B rankings and projections
- SS ranking and projections
- Top 300 mixed format printable sheet
- Mixed League Format - Positions / Ranks / Dollar Values printable sheet
- American League Only Format - Positions / Ranks / Dollar Values printable sheet
- National League Only Format - Positions / Ranks / Dollar Values printable sheet
- Removal of Victor Martinez (C – DET) from rankings and depth chart tabs due to torn ACL
- Updated rankings based on the New York Yankees and Seattle trade.
Release 4 Tabs (January 26, 2012)
- Updated closer rankings and added color coding to closer job security
- 3B rankings and projections
- OF rankings and projections
- RP rankings and projections
- SP rankings and projections
- Hitter rankings and projections
- Pitcher rankings and projections
- 2012 Fantasy Sports Empires - The Sultan of Stats All Players To Target Team By Position
- Projections by position
- Position Rankings and Rounds to Target Players
- Probability
- Carlos Pena changing from NL (Chicago Cubs) to AL (Tampa Bay Rays)
- Prince Fielder signing with Detroit Tigers
Release 5 Tabs (January 29, 2011)
- 2012 Fantasy Sports Empires.com Market Pulse and 12 Team Rankings Draft
- Scenario Analysis
- Middle Infielder rankings and projections
- Corner Infielder rankings and projections
Release 6 Tabs (February 15, 2012)
- Head To Head League Rankings
- Market Pulse rankings with 12 team draft
- Yahoo Pre-Rankings
- Yahoo ADP Rankings
- Yahoo Auction Draft Rankings
Release 7 Tabs (February 18, 2012)
- Updated Market Pulse Rankings (My Rankings)
- Starting Pitchers sabermetrics from 2011 stats
- Top 120 Prospects
- 16 Team off line draft board for dynasty leagues
- Expanded player universe from 300 to 420 on all off line draft boards
- Glossary of statistics and sabermetrics
FINAL Release Tabs (TBD)
- Sabermetrics
- Final updated rankings
- Player commentary
- The draft kit (word and PDF format)
2/1/2012 - Todd Farino of Fantasy Baseball Fetch
http://fantasybaseballfetch.com/top-2012-fantasy-baseball-draft-kits/
Fantasy Sports Empires 2012 Draft Kit ($4.99 and worth every penny fifty times over)
FBF Grade: A+
Every year Jeff Boggis produces one of the best and most complete draft kits known to man. In 2012 he has not stopped amazing me. First of, his draft kit covers all aspects of fantasy baseball. You have Al/NL only rankings, mixed, and auction leagues. His rankings are broken down by position or the top 300. He even provides his customers with a tier system and round position. That is one of the more interesting pages of the draft kit. Letting the average fantasy manager know what round to take a given player in is a fantastic tool for anyone who has gotten stuck under the gun to make a pick and they get just get stuck. Not if you have Jeff’s draft kit. As for his rankings, I love them. It’s a great mix of statistical analysis combined with the scouting principles that are so sorely missed by most player rankings. I love that Matt Kemp is #1, Cargo stayed in the first round, and Mike Stanton is top 25. While I disagree with some of his closer picks, he still gives you great analysis in that area. I love his rankings of pitchers as well. One thing I’ve learned in my 10 years in this industry is don’t jump the shark on pitching. It’s always best to remain conservative and to remember that just because a pitcher has a bad year doesn’t mean he’s a bad pitcher and vice-versa. Jeff nails that. His conservative approach to ranking pitchers is not only smart, but a winner. Since I’ve never beaten Jeff Boggis in any league and I always end up congratulating him on a great win, this is your draft kit. Get this one and you will be happy and a winner.
