Baseball Fantasy Scoring System

Understanding how your lineup earns points

Batting Scoring

Action Points Description
Single +3 One base hit
Double +5 Two base hit
Triple +8 Three base hit
Home Run +10 Four base hit over the fence
Run Batted In (RBI) +2 Driving in a runner
Run Scored +2 Crossing home plate
Stolen Base +5 Successfully stealing a base
Walk (BB) +2 Base on balls
Hit By Pitch +2 Reaching base via HBP
Caught Stealing -2 Thrown out attempting to steal
Strikeout -1 Making an out via strikeout

Pitching Scoring

Action Points Description
Inning Pitched +3 Each full inning completed
Strikeout +2 Striking out a batter
Win +6 Earning the win decision
Quality Start +4 6+ IP with 3 or fewer ER
Complete Game +5 Pitching all 9 innings
Shutout +10 Complete game with 0 runs
Earned Run -2 Each earned run allowed
Hit Allowed -0.6 Each hit given up
Walk Issued -1 Each walk given up
Home Run Allowed -3 Giving up a home run

Bonus Points

Achievement Points Description
Captain Bonus 1.5x Your captain earns 50% extra points
4+ Hit Game +5 Batter gets 4 or more hits
3+ RBI Game +3 Batter drives in 3+ runs
10+ Strikeout Game +5 Pitcher records 10+ strikeouts
No-Hitter +25 Pitcher completes a no-hitter

How to Maximize Your Fantasy Points

  • Choose Your Captain Wisely: Your captain earns 1.5x points, so select a player with high scoring potential and favorable matchups.
  • Analyze Matchups: Check pitcher vs. batter statistics, ballpark factors, and recent form before setting your lineup.
  • Target Power Hitters: Home runs and extra-base hits generate the most points for batters.
  • Select Ace Pitchers: Starting pitchers with high strikeout rates and low ERAs score consistently well.
  • Monitor Weather: Wind and temperature affect scoring. Favorable conditions can boost offensive production.
  • Track Lineup Announcements: Ensure your players are in the starting lineup and batting in favorable positions.
  • Consider Stolen Base Threats: Speed players earn bonus points for successful steals.
  • Avoid Slumping Players: Recent poor performance often continues, so bench struggling players.

Advanced Strategy Guide

Building winning lineups requires more than just picking star players. Consider these strategic elements:

Stacking Strategy: Select multiple batters from the same team when they face a weak pitcher. If that team has a big offensive game, your entire stack scores together.

Contrarian Plays: In large contests, selecting lower-owned players who perform well gives you a unique lineup advantage.

Ballpark Factors: Some stadiums favor hitters (Coors Field) while others favor pitchers. Adjust your lineup accordingly.

Platoon Advantages: Right-handed batters typically perform better against left-handed pitchers and vice versa.

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