- DO keep an eye on websites that track depth charts and projected lineups, such as RotoTimes, ESPN and others.
- DON'T put too much faith in statistics; good or bad. Quantify the numbers. Is the player coming off injury (Conor Jackson)? Changing teams (Brad Penny)? Break-out season (Chris Coghlan/Aaron Hill)?
- DO listen to what managers and coaches are saying about position battles, rookie phenoms and the overall state of their teams. A lot of information is put out there each day. You just have to know where to find it.
- DON'T dig through box scores.
- DO read the game summaries and the "notes". That's where the juicy tidbits are hiding.
- DON'T overload yourself with "too much" information. More doesn't always mean better.
- DO find the websites, blogs and resources that you trust and focus your time and effort there.
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Spring Training: DOs and DON'Ts
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