Originally posted by Ninerjohn:
Further clarification... if you have a 5th round pick that you have had for 2 years and plan on keeping him... do you lose your 3rd rd pick next year? What if you plan on also keeping your 2nd and 3rd rd picks.. do you then give up your 4th rounder?
If we assume that you keep the same four players. Halladay (1), McCutchen (4), Beltre (5), Kennedy (19)
Well then they would have this keeper round value next year.
Halladay (1), McCutchen (2), Beltre (3), Kennedy (10)
7) If you decide to keep a player in subsequent years...the "keeper round" of the player will jump up as the original draft round divided by 2 (rounded).
So Beltre would be Round 5 divided by 2, which is 2.5, rounded up to 3.
This only applies to players that you've kept for subsequent years.
Meaning if you decided to keep David Ortiz, he would have 10th round keeper value since you didn't keep him the year before.
If you decided to keep Matt Holiday, then his keeper value would supercede rule 7 above.
Let's assume you keep
Roy Halladay, Matt Holiday, McCutchen, Beltre
Keeper values would be.
Halladay (1), Holiday (2), McCutchen (3), Beltre (4)
Let's assume you keep Matt Holiday, Paul Konerko, Adrian Beltre, Matt Wieters.
Their keeper value would be
Matt Holiday (2), Paul Konerko (3), Adrian Beltre (4), Weiters (8)
Meaning the keeper round values are assigned top to bottom.
[ Edited by crzy on Aug 6, 2012 at 10:56 AM ]