Greinke was the clear favorite I think.
My line-up for late-night:
P Zack Greinke
C Buster Posey
1B Ike Davis
2B Aaron Hill
3B Jacob Lamb
SS Marcus Semien
OF David Peralta
OF Mike Trout
OF Angel Pagan
Wow only 10% on my FD 50/50 playing Garza. Greinke 40%, Wood 20%, Karns 20%
Edit: This leads me to believe most people are not offsetting opposing teams home PF (i.e. Rockies).... GOOD!
My opinion on tournament styles games is lean towards high reward type players (guys with power, guys with speed, underrated pitchers with K ability) and maybe stack more then usual.
My lineup tonight... would have posted earlier but no time
P Matt Garza
C Jonathan Lucroy
1B Adam Lind
2B Ben Zobrist
3B Jacob Lamb
SS Marcus Semien
OF Mike Trout
OF Carlos Gomez
OF David Peralta
I think he said he's getting his line-ups from baseball press, so whatever is posted there (depending on the time of his last update).... http://www.baseballpress.com/lineups
That would make sense but not really based on my sample size.
The rake % also goes down with higher entry fees so that can help.
$1 to $50 10%
$109 8.3%
$270 7.4%
$535 6.5%
Not sure how many have the $ to enter $535 contests... heh
Projections are very low on Hahn because he's coming up from AA and has little ML experience. Also explains why his value is good right now. And this is why I never rely on projections solely when playing DFS. For new and old players they are more unreliable and take too long to adjust.
http://www.fangraphs.com/statss.aspx?playerid=13287&position=P
Yeah I pretty much never look pitcher-batter stats. Sample size will never be large enough to have sufficient statistical power. Unless I'm on the fence about two players, that could be a useful tipping scale.
By the way, I thought I read somewhere that FanGraphs PF data is already an average of recent years - so the 2014 data doesn't include just "2014" but the last 3-5 years or so. I was actually averaging 3 years out myself but I think they do this already. Do you know?