Early 2021 TGFBI ADP

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March 2, 2021

It is that time of year again! TGFBI has started their drafts and twitter is buzzing with draft boards and TGFBI chatter. If you don’t know what TGFBI is, it stands for The Great Fantasy Baseball Invitational. It is a collection of 29 15-team leagues with an overall component run by yours truly. To get into TGFBI, you must either be producing fantasy baseball related content, win a satellite league, or win a raffle that I put on during events like Podapolooza.

These are 15-team 5×5 leagues run on NFBC with an overall. They are 30-round slow drafts with 4-hour clocks. Thanks to the genius of Smada and my guys at FWFB there is a live ADP running, along with live projections and historical standings. It is a pretty amazing sheet that Smada has run for the last four seasons.

You can also see ever draft board thanks to the team at NFBC linked here:

Early 2021 TGFBI ADP
ADP Player Min Max Rank Taken AMR Position
1.8 Ronald Acuna Jr. 1 3 1 29 48.2 OF
2.7 Fernando Tatis Jr. 1 5 2 29 46.5 SS
2.9 Juan Soto 1 6 3 29 45.9 OF
3.7 Mookie Betts 1 7 4 29 53.6 OF
5.4 Jacob deGrom 1 8 5 29 55.7 P
5.9 Mike Trout 4 9 6 29 48.0 OF
7.1 Trea Turner 5 11 7 29 54.5 SS
7.5 Gerrit Cole 2 11 8 29 50.8 P
9.7 Shane Bieber 3 14 9 29 55.4 P
10.3 Christian Yelich 7 14 10 29 52.5 OF
10.5 Jose Ramirez 8 13 11 29 46.8 3B
11.6 Trevor Story 9 14 12 29 49.9 SS
14.4 Freddie Freeman 10 20 13 29 48.1 1B
15.4 Cody Bellinger 10 20 14 29 43.2 1B, OF
16.3 Trevor Bauer 11 22 15 29 47.1 P
16.4 Francisco Lindor 10 25 16 29 43.2 SS
17.8 Yu Darvish 13 24 17 29 55.9 P
18.0 Lucas Giolito 13 23 18 29 49.8 P
19.0 Bryce Harper 15 23 19 29 50.8 OF
20.0 Aaron Nola 15 29 20 29 52.0 P
21.2 Walker Buehler 14 29 21 29 51.5 P
22.7 Bo Bichette 13 30 22 29 51.4 SS
22.9 Manny Machado 16 32 23 28 50.7 3B
23.3 Adalberto Mondesi 15 37 24 29 57.7 SS
24.7 Luis Castillo 19 38 25 28 46.8 P
27.5 Max Scherzer 20 37 26 28 49.7 P
29.5 Brandon Woodruff 18 40 27 27 57.2 P
29.5 Jack Flaherty 21 39 28 28 48.4 P
30.5 Clayton Kershaw 21 41 29 28 51.7 P
30.9 Kyle Tucker 19 41 30 29 50.3 OF
31.6 Eloy Jimenez 25 42 31 19 62.3 OF
31.8 DJ LeMahieu 23 44 32 26 44.7 1B, 2B, 3B
32.2 Xander Bogaerts 21 41 33 26 56.0 SS
33.7 Ozzie Albies 24 42 34 26 43.7 2B
35.3 Zac Gallen 28 50 35 26 46.3 P
35.8 Corey Seager 23 46 36 23 56.6 SS
36.2 Luis Robert 26 47 37 26 46.5 OF
37.9 Tim Anderson 30 47 38 22 49.7 SS
38.0 Rafael Devers 27 55 39 21 57.6 3B
38.9 Blake Snell 27 53 40 17 50.0 P
39.3 Anthony Rendon 31 50 41 18 49.6 3B
41.0 Whit Merrifield 32 50 42 23 53.3 2B, OF
43.3 Alex Bregman 33 53 43 19 46.5 3B
43.3 Nolan Arenado 31 59 44 18 41.2 3B
43.7 Marcell Ozuna 33 54 45 15 53.6 OF
44.2 Tyler Glasnow 32 56 46 19 48.5 P
44.4 Starling Marte 34 55 47 19 52.6 OF
44.6 Kenta Maeda 32 55 48 16 42.4 P
45.8 Jose Abreu 31 60 49 16 47.2 1B
46.6 George Springer 34 57 50 16 58.4 OF
47.4 J.T. Realmuto 27 58 51 18 55.3 C
50.0 Jeff McNeil 36 64 52 2 71.4 2B, 3B, OF
50.0 Lance Lynn 43 57 52 12 54.1 P
50.6 Corbin Burnes 30 67 54 10 41.3 P
50.9 Randy Arozarena 32 63 55 13 45.4 OF
53.4 Cavan Biggio 46 59 56 5 42.4 2B, 3B, OF
53.9 Carlos Carrasco 45 69 57 10 53.3 P
54.0 Vladimir Guerrero Jr. 41 64 58 12 39.9 1B
55.4 Josh Hader 46 62 59 7 47.7 P
56.7 Liam Hendriks 49 67 60 11 55.6 P
56.9 Pete Alonso 44 70 61 8 55.3 1B
58.0 Javier Baez 45 64 62 5 52.3 SS
58.1 Aaron Judge 48 69 63 9 52.3 OF
61.0 Stephen Strasburg 49 71 64 5 49.0 P
61.4 Sonny Gray 56 68 65 8 45.5 P
61.6 Gleyber Torres 55 65 66 5 50.6 SS
62.0 Luke Voit 61 63 67 2 32.2 1B
64.2 Hyun Jin Ryu 55 69 68 5 60.4 P
64.7 Brandon Lowe 54 74 69 6 48.6 2B, OF
65.8 Yordan Alvarez 63 71 70 5 53.7 UT
66.3 Nick Castellanos 46 82 71 4 40.8 OF
67.2 Trent Grisham 53 79 72 5 55.5 OF
68.7 Zach Plesac 57 76 73 3 42.0 P
68.7 Max Fried 57 78 73 3 43.5 P
69.5 Teoscar Hernandez 62 77 75 2 53.0 OF
69.5 Jose Berrios 61 86 75 4 35.4 P
69.7 Aroldis Chapman 65 74 77 3 48.3 P
70.0 Keston Hiura 62 76 78 4 62.7 2B
70.3 Eugenio Suarez 66 73 79 3 60.9 3B
70.7 Ketel Marte 61 78 80 3 55.8 2B
71.0 Yoan Moncada 62 87 81 3 34.3 3B
72.3 Edwin Diaz 63 84 82 3 42.4 P
73.0 Michael Conforto 72 74 83 2 50.6 OF
73.0 Kyle Hendricks 62 80 83 3 44.5 P
75.0 Raisel Iglesias 75 75 85 1 44.5 P
75.0 Austin Meadows 75 75 85 1 45.9 OF
81.0 Zack Wheeler 81 81 87 1 44.5 P
83.0 Dinelson Lamet 83 83 88 1 81.3 P
85.0 Matt Olson 85 85 89 1 85.3 1B
88.0 Nelson Cruz 88 88 90 1 19.9 UT
SOURCE: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1cdwl-gxcxr-fLraATsGJYc_4_yiY-B0ZqunVGNogIgo/edit?usp=sharing
AMR stands for “average manager rating” and is simply an average of rank adjusted points (explained in historical section on Smada’s sheet) for a given player. New managers were assigned a value of 53.4 (average of returning participants)





 

Justin is the co-host on The Sleeper and The Bust Podcast and writes for Rotographs covering the Roto Riteup as well as other periodic articles. In addition to his work at Rotographs, Justin is the lead fantasy writer/analyst and co-owner for FriendswithFantasyBenefits.com, and the owner of The Great Fantasy Baseball Invitational. He is also a certified addiction treatment counselor. Follow Justin on Twitter @JustinMasonFWFB.

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Lloydmember
3 years ago

So higher AMR = “better” owners drafted them?

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