FanThrowDown MLB Batter Comparison: Two vs. Two

by RotoGrinders Last Updated 2013-07-22 18:54:33

Enter two players in today’s games for each group below and quickly compare their key stats to see which pair is a better statistical play. All fantasy point totals are site-specific and salaries for each player you enter are shown here as well. The key stat used is fantasy points per at bat, which is an equalizing stat that connects DFS abilities to player stats.

Batter Comparison	Pitcher Comparison	Batter Comparison (2v2)

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NOTES FOR USING THIS TOOL:

#1 – Enter each player in the large, gray boxes beneath the yellow Group #1 and Group #2 boxes below and hit ‘ENTER’. Do not edit any other areas. If you do, you can refresh and the page will be restored.

#2 – If a players stats show “NA” or “NONE” that indicates that the player does not have any statistics in the given time period or split. No advantage is given in comparison chart if one player has no stats.

LEGEND

FPPG (/4AB) – Equal to Fantasy Points Per At Bat times an equalizing average of 4 AT BATS PER GAME.
$/FP – Player Salary Divided By Fantasy Points Per Game For Each Stat. This is a measure of value for the player comparison. Lower $/FP numbers indicate better value.
Season Stats (Seas)
Last 3 Days Stats (Last3)
Last 7 Days Stats (Last7)
Batter vs. Pitcher Stats (BvP)
Batter vs. Left/Right Stats (vs. L/R)
Home/Road Stats (H/R Stats)

FanThrowDown Daily Batter Comparison Tool: Two vs. Two

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MLB ROSTERS

Use the rosters below for reference or if you need help spelling a player’s name.

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GROUP AVERAGE STATS EQUATIONS

FPPG = (Player 1 FPPG AVG + Player 2 FPPG AVG)
$/FP = (Player 1 FPPG AVG + Player 2 FPPG AVG) / (Combined Salaries)
Highest FP Output – Highest Fantasy Point Output for Given Site – Based on the averages of the stats used below.
Best Value Play – Based on the $/fantasy point values below. Found by dividing player salaries by average fantasy outputs of the two players.