One of the hardest things for fantasy owners to figure out is creating a draft plan or philosophy. In today's fantasy games, most owners know the player pool. Many times winning or losing comes down to planning your attack. Sometimes you can't come up with a plan until you know your draft position.
The first plan is a prevailing theory shared among many top players in the high-stakes baseball market. I'll call it PAPS. This core philosophy is built around power, average, starting pitching, and saves. A fantasy owner may land speed early, but it isn't a target skill for their team development.