Five of my six drafts are in the books, so my fantasy portfolio is nearly complete. As usual, I've targeted the same players in multiple leagues which means two things: fewer rooting conflicts and truer outcomes. What I mean by the latter is either I'll win because I picked the right guys, or I won't. If you have six leagues, and you roster all different players, you almost can't help lucking into a win just because you have an investment in every possible scenario. And at the same time, there's almost no way all your teams will do well. But this year, I have a chance if five or six players pan out. Here are my various rosters:
|STAR|keeper league with inflation
|STAR|12-team AL-only
|STAR||STAR|18-mixed keeper with inflation
|STAR||STAR||STAR|13-team NL-only
|STAR||STAR||STAR||STAR|14-team mixed, Yahoo! format
|STAR||STAR||STAR||STAR||STAR|14-team mixed, WCOFB format
Most common players:
3 of 5
Matt Wieters (bought in all three leagues he was available)
Jeff Niemann
Alfonso Soriano
Homer Bailey
2 of 5
Derek Jeter
Mariano Rivera
Alex Gordon
Alex Rodriguez
Michael Pineda
Gavin Floyd
Justin Masterson
Geovany Soto
Lyle Overbay
Tyson Ross
Travis Buck
Francisco Rodriguez
Trevor Cahill
Brandon League
Colby Rasmus
Rickie Weeks
Justin Upton
Scott Rolen
Seth Smith
Cliff Pennington
Brandon Beachy
Sean Rodriguez
Darren O'Day