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Ok I need you three to answer the following questions for me, then we're officially set.
1) What time would work good for the draft?
Since it's only four of us, we should be able to reach a time that'll work for all of us. Exclude this weekend due to the Pacha event. Anytime next week at night would work for me.
2) Here is what I propose we draft:
3 Centers
3 Right Wingers
3 Left Wingers
4 Defensemen
4 Bench
1 Injured Reserve
2 Goaltenders
21 players total.
Do you agree with that roster composition? Any disagreements?
3) Here are stat categories I propose we use from the available offerings (bolded):
Forwards/Defensemen
o Goals
o Assists
o Points
o Plus/Minus
o Penalty Minutes
o Powerplay Goals
o Powerplay Assists
o Powerplay Points
o Shorthanded Goals
o Shorthanded Assists
o Shorthanded Points
o Game-Winning Goals
o Shots on Goal
o Shooting Percentage
o Faceoffs Won
o Faceoffs Lost
o Hits
o Blocks
Goaltenders
o Games Started
o Wins
o Losses
o Goals Against
o Goals Against Average
o Shots Against
o Saves
o Save Percentage
o Shutouts
Do you agree with those choices? Anyone want to make a case for something not selected to be included?
In a nutshell, how the scoring works in fantasy hockey:
- Whenever one of your starting players records a goal, hit, assist, save, etc., you get one point in that category. At the end of the week, whoever gets the most points in each category wins that stat. The amount of stats won is then used to determine the winner of the matchup that week.
- Example: Let's say we're counting only goals, assists, saves, shutouts, and hits. I end up finishing the week with more goals, assists, and saves, but you beat me in shutouts in hits. I end up winning the matchup 3-2.
4) Players who don't get drafted get placed into the waiver pool. Throughout the season, you can drop any player on your team to pick up a guy in the waiver pool.
Do you want to have a limit on the amount of waiver moves you can make (more strategy), or make it an unlimited amount?
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