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For the first time... 
11/1/05, 9:54am
...I made it in the money in my fantasy baseball league.  In fact, I took first place on May 16, 2005, and I never looked back.  This all happened right when Vladimir Guerrero and Mark Prior went down in May, which -- of course -- was confusing for me, but I wasn't complaining.

<b><i><a href="http://www.playertrack.com/cgi-bin/robsmob" target="_blank">http://www.playertrack.com/cgi-bin/robsmob</a></i></b>

How did I do so well after nine previous years of losing seasons, you ask?

Well, I designed a system that ranked offensive players according to the 5 offensive categories that we use in our league... HR, RBI, SB, OBP, and AVG.

I used these rankings to pick an amazing team...

I am now working on making this system available to the public, adding pitching rankings this year... the site is <b><i><a href="http://www.playertrack.com" target="_blank">www.playertrack.com</a></b></i>.

Essentially, it acts as an interactive fantasy baseball magazine.  And, for $12.99, I would say it is much more valuable.

Last year, I needed a starting first baseman who filled out all categories... Pujols, Helton, the notorious biggies were all taken.  On my list, there sat Derrek Lee... and I was able to get him in the 9th roundof an auction draft for $12.

<b><i><a href="http://Playertrack.com" target="_blank">Playertrack.com</a></b></i> allows you to search available players according to your needs... say, you need an OF who is an average and stolen base specialist.  Do a refined search, and you get a complete ranking of players, based upon their average and stolen base statistics.

You can try out this system for free... you get the top 10 in a given category for free.

Comments, ideas, suggestions, etc. are welcome here...

[Reedster from Sylmar/CA]
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