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Rhino Fantasy Baseball Handbook
The Rhino Fantasy Baseball rules system uses more stat categories (12 vs. 8) and a different point scoring system (called Proportional Rotisserie scoring) than is found in the standard rotisserie baseball rules. It also includes a unique system for holding fantasy league playoffs during the month of September. Rhino Fantasy Baseball leagues use 24-man active rosters, ultra-style reserve lists, a 320-unit draft day salary cap and an in-season salary cap as well, and a weekly free agent draft and waiver claims system. The handbook also includes sections covering off-season events such as the annual Farm Draft and Salary Arbitration process. Whether you're completely new to fantasy baseball, or a veteran rotisserie baseball commissioner looking for ways to inject new life into your league, you'll be well-served to take a peek at the interesting ideas contained in this rulebook. Major Topics in the Handbook include:
How Do I Get the Handbook?Currently, the Rhino Fantasy Baseball Handbook is not sold separately. The entire handbook, provided in Windows WordPad format, is included with the Rhino Baseball software and can be accessed from the Help page of the program's Home window. To purchase Rhino Baseball, check out our online order form.
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As fantasy
baseball leagues mature, they often tinker with
their rules in an effort to make the game more exciting and
challenging. Other than the well-known classic Rotisserie League Baseball book written by Dan Okrent and Glen Waggoner, there are very few
books that cover rules for playing fantasy baseball. The Rhino Fantasy Baseball Handbook
is a complete rulebook that offers an alternative set of
rules, and provides some fresh ideas for those leagues looking beyond the traditional
Rotisserie League rules
system. The handbook was written by 
