Fantasy Baseball Manager of the Year
The powerful research tool for drafting and managing a winning fantasy team. From superstars to sleepers, explore a totally new system for evaluating and comparing fantasy baseball players.
Build a Winning Fantasy Baseball Team
Welcome to Fantasy Baseball Manager of the Year, or “MOTY” for short — a revolutionary approach to evaluating fantasy baseball players. It's your new secret weapon come draft day. And your headquarters for researching and tracking your fantasy teams throughout the season.
- Draft
- MOTY# projections help build the strongest Opening Day roster possible.
- Manage
- The MOTY Scope™ and player graphs tell you who’s really hot. And who’s really not.
- Win
- Capture your league championship, bust out the smack talk, Take a Yoo-hoo shower.
Unlike any other, the MOTY System “scores” batters and pitchers based on the way the fantasy game itself is scored — drawing from all 10 categories in the 5x5 scoring system. Then, using trade-secret algorithms – which include many secondary stats – MOTY distills each player’s long list of statistics into one number, his MOTY# — his overall fantasy value.
Win Both Battles This Year: The Draft and the Regular Season
From this day forward, you’ll make managerial decisions based on the most objective, stat-based analysis — ranking players for your draft, deciding who to bench and who to activate, evaluating trade offers and, most especially, finding “sleepers” in the free agent pool.
The 2008 Draft War Room
- 2008 Player Projections
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- Stats for Over 1,700 Players
- Rankings by Batter, Pitcher and Combined
- Multiple Universes: MLB, AL and NL
- Customizable, Printer-Friendly Cheat Sheets
- 2008 ComboCats
- Based on our 2008 projections, MOTY singles out the hr/sb combination category batters (era/whip pitchers) for the fantasy game.
- 2008 Talent Tiers
- For 2008, we’ll highlight Elite players, All-Stars and Competitive players in the MLB, AL and NL universes — find out who they are. And how many you need.
- 2008 “Untouchables”
- These are the guys you absolutely DO NOT want to draft in 2008.
The MOTY system equalizes batter and pitcher values, as well as starting pitchers and relief pitchers, for an “apples-to-apples” comparison. Each MOTY point a batter earns is equal to each MOTY point a pitcher earns, allowing you to instantly and confidently compare any two or more players, regardless of position.
Best of all, the MOTY system works for any fantasy baseball strategy and scoring system. Your strategy is your strategy. MOTY just makes it work harder for you.
News and Announcements
Week 15 Rankings Posted 
For 2008, Week 15 is … ahhhhh, the All-Star Break. A chance to catch your breath, dig through the MOTY Weekly Rankings and get ready for your second-half run. Chipper Jones, ARod, Ben Sheets, Adrian Gonzalez, Evan Longoria, Mariano Rivera, Kosuke Fukudome, Scott Kazmir. Yeah, they’re all All-Stars. But they also all share the distinction of belonging to another select group — all had negative MOTY#s … among the poorest performers fantasy-wise … over the last 7 days. Of course, for every cold player, there’s a hot one. Mike Pelfrey, Jim Thome, Justin Verlander, Matt Joyce, Scott Baker, Troy Glaus, Chris Davis — all had great Week 15’s. Log in and discover all the hot and cold player: YTD, MTD and over the last 7 days.
2008 Projections — Major Update
Draft Season is heating up. Spring Training half over. And the MOTY projections freshly updated — some guys moving up in the rankings, some moving down. Over 1,700 total projections now available: 875+ hitters, 850+ pitchers.
Sort them using 15 category headers. Create custom filters with the MOTY Scope. Dig deep. Uncover hidden gems and sleepers. Then save “your guys” to a personal roster. Filter them. Sort them. Then print them with the click of a button — and dominate your draft.