Fantasy Baseball - Points based scoring system?

Question

Thinking of changin my leagues scoring system from roto to a points based head to head, and looking for a good base scoring system to go by.

Any help would be appreciated.

Answer 1

-It really depends on what kind of league you want your players to favor. If you want the balanced roto, id do Runs, RBI, batting average, HR, hits, SB, ERA, wins, saves, K's, innings pitched, WHIP, and Complete games
-If you want to favor contact hitters, add doubles, triples
-If you want to favor power hitters, add slugging %, walks and K's
-If you want to favor starting pitchers, add walks, Shutouts, and earned runs
-If you want to make relievers more valuable add appearances and holds

-Hope this helps

Answer 2

Batting Single: 1 Double: 2 Triple: 3 Home Run: 5 Run: 2.5 Stolen Base: 2 Walk (HBP): 1 Caught Stealing: -2 Strike Out: -1 Pitching Inning Pitched: .5 (per inning) Strike Out: 1 Walk (HBP): -1 Hit allowed: -1 Earned Runs: -3 Just my opinion but I've never done scoring in baseball like this before. I always play overall stats wins the category. Clint's was pretty good but I think it values innings pitched too much and not pitcher performance. (EXAMPLE: 3 innings pitched giving up 9 runs = 0 points. You should lose points. Sure, he must have given up hits/walks/etc but still...) I also thought some minor changes were in order for his hitting but I agree, Clint's is pretty good.

Answer 3

You can still have the usual roto categories in the h2h system.