If you’re new to the Head-to-Head categories format, which tends to be most popular on competitor sites like Yahoo, you’ll want to familiarize yourself with the quirks upfront: two utility spots instead of one, four flex pitcher spots in addition to two… Source link
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The Head-to-Head categories format, which pits two teams against each other each week while implementing 5×5 scoring rather than points, tends to be most popular on competitor sites like Yahoo but is of course also available through CBS. And it brings its own challenges that allow for distinct approaches. The quirks are worth noting upfront: two utility spots instead of one, four flex pitcher spots in addition to two SPs… Source link
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It can’t always be about Rotisserie leagues or Head-to-Head points. Every now and then, we need to show some love for the format that’s ever so popular on certain competitors like Yahoo. Yes, I’m referring to the Head-to-Head categories format. You know the quirks by now: two utility spots instead of one, four flex pitcher spots in addition to two SPs and two RPs, a weekly innings minimum, etc. It still uses traditional… Source link
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The Head-to-Head categories format isn’t a go-to for us here at CBS Sports, but it’s all the rage on Yahoo. So we, being equal-opportunity analysts, decided to mock with it in mind. There are some quirks to that format that don’t normally come up when we discuss Rotisserie or Head-to-Head points leagues. Having two utility spots instead of one, for instance, changes the way you approach DH-only types, particularly in a… Source link
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