I think there is already a solution for this.

When you put in the settings for your league, check the box that says: “Let Me Customize These Projections”.

Then, you can edit individual players. One of the inputs you can make is for “Kept At.” For each keeper, type in the value that they have been kept at, and you will get new values for the other players adjusted for inflation.

FWIW, I don’t think this tends to affect the other players at their position too drastically, because for each keeper there is now one less team that needs a player at that position.

If you want to see what the values of, say, the other 1B would be without say, Fielder and Pujols, then I suppose you could also just edit those two players’ statistics to make them worthless, although I assume this would have other effects on the price guide since it would probably screw up the baseline or something.

Welcome back! I unfortunately didn’t find this site until later in the year last season but I really am looking forward to using this pricing model.

I have a suggestion: Many people have keeper leagues and would be there a way to remove players from the draft pool in a future pricing guide version? I imagine if Fielder, Pujols, and Tex are removed from 1B, it would really skew the price of the others.

Is there any chance to have an “upload custom projections” feature this year? I love that you can customize individual stats, but it would be great if I could upload those customizations instead of doing them one by one via the web interface. That means I can do a large number of customizations outside of the site.

Either that or an excel spreadsheet version of the tool would be a great!

I think we talked about this last year in some posts, and I tried to send you some email a few weeks ago, not sure if it got through.

Again, welcome back, this is a great site!

As far as predicting production, my first impression would be that other categories would have some predicative value on a certain category, but would not be as useful as historical data for that stat. Basically, if you want to know how many HR a player will hit, it is better to know how many he hit last year than how many RBI he will have.

I think correlation is especially interesting in dealing with saves, since it’s quite possible to build a team that performs well in four pitching categories but not in that one (top-of-the-line starters with cheap middle-relievers). With such a seemingly low correlation with the other stats, how valuable is it to chase saves?

Yep, I broke the edit feature yesterday. :-)

It should be fixed now, but, unfortunately, any changes that were saved before are gone.

I’ve been shifting around lots of stuff on the backend, so it’s possible there are still a few bugs to work out. Please let me know if you notice anything.

I have a question, though. For the last month or so, I have been tinkering with projections, using the extremely valuable “Let Me Customize These Projections” tool. Today, however, I notice that the site will no longer “hold” on to my statistical adjustments. That is, it lets me edit, but when the page reloads, the player’s line retains the old stats.

I am assuming something changed yesterday when you came on and started preparing for the new slate of projections. Will this customizing feature remain available to us? And if so, is there an estimate on when we can play with it again?

Thanks again.