Fantasy Transactions
Date	Trade
4/13/09	Team Long Bone acquires Anthony Auspelmyer from Brew Crew for George Stegmann
4/13/09	Fantasy Factory acquires Ryan Skibinski from Brew Crew for Nick Bove and Jay Rozell
4/13/09	Raysing The Bar acquires Jay Rozell from Brew Crew for Zach Popp
4/13/09	Raysing The Bar acquires Chris Horwedel from Your Mom's Name for Dan Clark (A's)
4/13/09	Fantasy Factory acquires Adam Trigger from Little Monsters for Ryan Skibinski
4/14/09	Little Monsters acquire Nick Giordano from Fantasy Factory for Alex Kelly and Dan Ciarmiello

 

 The point system we will use is very simple. There will be 11 possible points. Six pitching points, five hitting points. They break down as follows: (Pitching) Innings pitched, hits per inning, strikeouts, walks per inning, wins and ERA. (Hitting) Hits, runs scored, RBI's, HR's and walks. You get points by winning a category. So if the players on your team hit a combined 12 HR's, and your opponents team only hits 5, you win a point for that category. Winning the most points out of 11 gets you a win.

 

 On your fantasy wiffleball team, you will have six positions to draft players. You'll have two pitcher slots, three hitter slots and one utility slot. The utility slot will be a player who will have their stats count for both pitching and hitting. So you would want to draft a player that is good at hitting and pitching, obviously. At the end of the week each all of your players stats will be combined.

 

 You will play one fantasy team per week. Whoever wins the most points wins the week. Very simple.