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This post deals with Art McGee's method of creating dollar values in fantasy baseball, which uses Standings Gain Points (SGPs). If that is foreign to you, go buy Art's book ($18 well spent). Click here to see our SGPs for offense.
RotoAuthority readers kindly sent in league data. I know some of you create your own dollar values and need accurate SGPs. These numbers apply to a 12-team mixed league with 14 hitters (C, C, 1B, 2B, SS, 3B, CI, MI, OF, OF, OF, OF, OF, DH) and 9 pitchers.
So that's what it took to gain one point in the standings in 2008: about 3 wins, 8 saves, 0.08 in ERA, 0.01 in WHIP, and 32 Ks. Shows why it's important to wring every ounce of production out of your roster, every single day.

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