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The Fantasy Baseball Keeper Calculator helps fantasy baseball managers determine the adjusted value of players in keeper leagues by accounting for auction value inflation. It calculates the true keeper value after adjusting for league inflation rates.
The calculator uses the keeper value formula:
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Explanation: The formula adjusts a player's auction value by subtracting the inflation amount to determine their true keeper value in the current season.
Details: Accurate keeper value calculation is crucial for fantasy baseball managers to make informed decisions about which players to keep, trade, or draft while accounting for league inflation dynamics.
Tips: Enter the player's auction value in dollars and the inflation percentage. Both values must be valid non-negative numbers.
Q1: What is auction value inflation in fantasy baseball?
A: Auction value inflation occurs when the available talent pool shrinks due to kept players, causing remaining players to be valued higher than their original auction prices.
Q2: How is inflation percentage determined?
A: Inflation percentage is typically calculated by dividing the total auction money available by the total value of available players, then subtracting 1 and converting to percentage.
Q3: Should I always keep players with positive keeper value?
A: Not necessarily. While positive keeper value indicates good value, you should also consider positional scarcity, team needs, and future potential.
Q4: How often should I recalculate keeper values?
A: Keeper values should be recalculated annually as auction values and inflation rates change each season based on league dynamics and player performance.
Q5: Can this calculator be used for other fantasy sports?
A: While the concept applies to other auction-based fantasy sports, specific calculations may vary based on league rules and scoring systems.