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Mayberry Method index page
Jan 1 2012
New to Mayberry? Here are a bunch of articles that will bring you up to speed:
First, you can read the initial rollout of the Mayberry Method from its 2010 introduction:
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4
Next, check out the 2011 Update.
In 2012 we rolled out Mayberry 3.0 (which contains an adjustment to speed calculations) and review 2012's list of Mayberry targets.
Here's the 2013 update and ranking sheet.
For 2015, we introduced Mayberry 4.0, which also includes the MP3 plan.
Other relevant content and extensions of the concept:
- One reader's testimonial of Mayberry's success.
- Further research looked at the idea of adjusting Mayberry scores can improve roster decisions (Part 1) | (Part 2)
- How to merge Mayberry with Avg Draft...
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