cutuphalfdead wrote:So I was just fooling around whatif, and I wasn't in the dream team settings, but I took a classic team and went to edit the lineup and it looks like you can assign any position to any player, regardless of where they really played.
It makes sense that you can do this since they take into account defense and positioning, so you could play a guy out of position but it might fuck you in the field.
I should stick Pudge (RODRIGUEZ) in left just because.
I was thinking more of taking a guy that plays 3b and 1b throughout a career and you might need him at first but want a year where he played third.
A sleeper in my draft was very good at 3 different positions. Maybe we should all vote on it? Otherwise you could draft 3 CFs and put them in left, center and right. Which is kinda of fucked up. Maybe. Maybe not?
"My balls feels like they're in a French press." ~ bodysnatcher
cutuphalfdead wrote:So I was just fooling around whatif, and I wasn't in the dream team settings, but I took a classic team and went to edit the lineup and it looks like you can assign any position to any player, regardless of where they really played.
It makes sense that you can do this since they take into account defense and positioning, so you could play a guy out of position but it might fuck you in the field.
I should stick Pudge (RODRIGUEZ) in left just because.
I was thinking more of taking a guy that plays 3b and 1b throughout a career and you might need him at first but want a year where he played third.
I figured that was what you meant.
"My balls feels like they're in a French press." ~ bodysnatcher
Actually, do the outfield spots matter or is it just 3 outfielders like fantasy baseball? Chud, for example would probably want one of mannys Cleveland years where he was in RF.
cutuphalfdead wrote:I have no problem with doing that. It's exactly how fantasy baseball works.
True. I admit I haven't really thought about it. I figured since we were doing a 7 game series we would fill out lineups like normal and junk. I can go either way. I'm about as easy going as it gets. Unless you like the Yankees or Cardinals. Kidding.
but not really
"My balls feels like they're in a French press." ~ bodysnatcher
You might need to make an account to see it, but from there you can click a position and then search a player and confirm if he's available in the position you want from the year you want.
It looks like the only way you can get a guy whose primary position is DH is to put him in a utility spot. So unless you want 1998 David Ortiz he's not going to be in your starting lineup.