Baseball Keeper Leagues

[WilcoFan]

My friends and I are thinking about starting a baseball keeper league next year, but none of us have a whole lot of experience in it. Does anyone have a solid keeper leage they can talk about, or know of the best web sites where I can learn details about them?

[imb]

Are you talking about a dynasty league, where you keep your entire roster, or a keeper league where you keep a set number of players (or points, whatever)?

[WilcoFan]

Are you talking about a dynasty league, where you keep your entire roster, or a keeper league where you keep a set number of players (or points, whatever)?

 

I'm thinking more of a dynasty league at this point. We have a minimal keeper league going already, but some of us would like to branch out and kill all of our remaining free time.

[SouthSideRyan]

Are you talking about a dynasty league, where you keep your entire roster, or a keeper league where you keep a set number of players (or points, whatever)?

 

I'm thinking more of a dynasty league at this point. We have a minimal keeper league going already, but some of us would like to branch out and kill all of our remaining free time.

 

We kinda do a middle ground on that.

 

25 round major league draft.(Includes anyone, but major league draftees don't count as "prospects") 12 keepers every year. Draft 5 prospects every year(anyone with less than the requirements for Rookie of the Year Award). All prospects with less than the ROTY requirements are free keepers(max of 10 free prospect keeps). Any graduated prospect(A prospect who eclipsed the ROTY requirements that year) is a free keep for the next year(counts as your 25th round pick, and on up if you have multiple i.e. 3 graduated prospects go as 23rd, 24th, and 25th round picks.) Prospects don't count towards active 25 man roster. Can be shipped on and off roster at will until they lose rookie status. once they eclipse that mark, if they're on your roster and you dump them they're a free agent.