Fantasy Draft Tools

On the "Scoring" sheet is where you customize your fantasy baseball league settings and scoring system:

Select the number of teams - 8 to 20
Select the number of roster spots - 10 to 30
Select the minimum auction price from - $1 to $100 (not applicable for Standard Drafts)
Total team salary cap - $25 to $1000, with $5 increments (not applicable for Standard Drafts)
Enter Individual Salary Caps for each team (Usually applicable for Keeper Leagues)
Select your draft type - Standard Draft or Auction Draft
Player Pool Options - MLB, AL Only or NL Only players
Number of Players at Each Position to be Drafted (Auction Drafts only)
Enter team names

Once all settings are entered, click on the "Recalculate Projections & Build Draft Board" Button

After "Building your Draft Board", you will receive the following confirmation. If you don't receive this confirmation, please see the Troubleshooting section of the "Read Me First" tab or our Instructions page

To enter draft picks, navigate to the "Draft Board" sheet where you will see 1 fantasy baseball team's roster and a bunch of Blue Buttons at the top. Click on the "Summary" button on the left will show you a Summary of the draft. Or click on the "All Teams Grid" to view a grid of all the teams in your fantasy baseball league. Or click on any team's individual button to be taken to that team.
Use these Blue Buttons to Toggle from Team to Team to enter the draft picks as they come in.
When a team is selected, the blue team box changes to red to help aid in the flow of your fantasy baseball draft.

The first pick for the Dawgs is Alex Rodriguez and his auction price was $34
Select the position of the drafted player (C, 1B, 2B, 3B, SS, OF, SP, or RP)

Based on the position, the player list is dynamically populated, simply pick a name to be drafted.
Or you can use the "auto-complete" feature. Instead of picking a name from the drop down list, just start typing the name in (Last name first). When you see the name you want, hit the "Enter" key, "Tab" key, or use your mouse to click off the cell.

Notice the "Total Spent so Far / Total Remaining" and "1 Player Max" fields after the $34 was entered (with a Total Salary Cap of $200)

Notice the "Total Spent so Far / Total Remaining" and "1 Player Max" fields after a couple more picks

For the next pick, the Birds drafted Mark Teixeira. Notice the Draft Board is dynamically populated and Ryan Howard is no longer in the 1B drop down list:

In order to view the Auction Draft Summary, simply click on the Blue Button labeled "Summary" and a dialogue box will appear.
Depending on team selected on the far right, it will populate

That teams roster on the left
The "1 Player Max" for that fantasy baseball team
The "Total Spent / Total Left" for that team

Easily toggle between any team
Position Totals Tracker to easily view how many players each team has at each position.
On the far right, there is a "Player Pool" of all available players by position, click on the position tabs to toggle between positions. This list is also dynamically populated based draft picks already made:

In order to view a grid of all teams, simply click on the Blue Button labeled "All Teams Grid" and it will take you to the "All Teams" sheet.
The blue toggle buttons will remain on the top of the screen
Each team in your fantasy baseball league will be shown here, with each position listed with a different color (for ease on the eyes while the draft is going)
From here you can navigate to any team to enter draft picks, view the league "Summary" or just go back to the "Draft Board

Here is the "Summary" of a Standard Draft

Don't forget to download a free fully functional sample file here. Screenshots can only show you so much...but when you have the actual product, that's what convinces you that this is the tool you need to make your fantasy draft run as smooth as possible.

Here are more screenshots of our fantasy baseball draft tool

Excel based Fantasy Draft Software for Auction & Standard Drafts with Integrated Cheatsheets