Head-to-Head league question

[KK31]

Fantasy baseball noob here and I am starting a Head-to-Head point 10 man league but the problem is, I have no idea what to do for the scoring as this is my first year playing. Anyone here with experience have a system that's good that I could use? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

[dmvincent]

Fantasy baseball noob here and I am starting a Head-to-Head point 10 man league but the problem is, I have no idea what to do for the scoring as this is my first year playing. Anyone here with experience have a system that's good that I could use? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

A good way to start is just using the 5x5 format. Very simple.

Runs, Home Runs, RBI, SB and Average.
Innings pitched, Wins, ERA, Saves and WHIP.

[hockeyrobot]

A good way to start is just using the 5x5 format. Very simple.

Runs, Home Runs, RBI, SB and Average.
Innings pitched, Wins, ERA, Saves and WHIP.

I like that as a way to start....only other option I could suggest would be to use Holds instead of IP for pitchers. This would be a way to get more relief pitchers involved.

[horrorfan]

A good way to start is just using the 5x5 format. Very simple.

Runs, Home Runs, RBI, SB and Average.
Innings pitched, Wins, ERA, Saves and WHIP.

I agree with 5x5, but personally I would add strikeouts instead of innings pitched. I believe W,K,ERA,SV,WHIP are Yahoo's standard categories and it's a good starting setup. The hitting cats are the standard ones as well for them.

[dmvincent]

I agree with 5x5, but personally I would add strikeouts instead of innings pitched. I believe W,K,ERA,SV,WHIP are Yahoo's standard categories and it's a good starting setup. The hitting cats are the standard ones as well for them.

Oops, meant to say strikeouts instead of IP.

Thanks for pointing that out.