Before each sport season WSS sets Season Estimates for every player who has a stock.
The first thing you should do is print out the estimate pages published by WSS. Then, you need to spend a few hours entering the data into a spread sheet.
IMPORTANT: The WSS estimates, as published, reflect their projected SEASON estimates, therefore, the numbers will need to be divided by the number of games in a given
season for the respective sport (Football - divide by 16; Baseball - divide by 162, etc).
WARNING: Do not make the mistake of thinking an estimate has been reached only once the player has reached his season estimate, because season estimates are, well, irrelevant.
TIP: The player who more proportionately surpasses his per game estimate is the better investment.
For example:
Let's say Mark McGwire has an estimate of 60 HRs this upcoming season.
If he hits a homerun, he has surpassed his estimates for THAT game, albeit not to the
extent of someone such as Omar Vizquel, whose per game estimate is exponentially lower than that of McGwire.
Vizquel would score the greater bonus.
