Fantasy Baseball Dynasty Trade Calculator
Evaluate long-term value, age curves, and draft pick assets.
SIDE A (Receiving)
None
Tier 1: Elite (Ohtani/Acuna)
Tier 2: All-Star (Tatis/Riley)
Tier 3: Solid Starter
Tier 4: Bench/Low-End Starter
Tier 5: Prospect / Deep Flyer
Developing (Under 24)
Prime (24 – 29)
Veteran (30 – 33)
Deep Decline (34+)
None
Tier 1: Elite
Tier 2: All-Star
Tier 3: Solid Starter
Tier 4: Bench/Low-End Starter
Tier 5: Prospect
No Pick
1st Round Rookie/FYPD
2nd Round Rookie/FYPD
3rd+ Round Pick
SIDE B (Giving)
None
Tier 1: Elite (Ohtani/Acuna)
Tier 2: All-Star (Tatis/Riley)
Tier 3: Solid Starter
Tier 4: Bench/Low-End Starter
Tier 5: Prospect / Deep Flyer
Developing (Under 24)
Prime (24 – 29)
Veteran (30 – 33)
Deep Decline (34+)
None
Tier 1: Elite
Tier 2: All-Star
Tier 3: Solid Starter
Tier 4: Bench/Low-End Starter
Tier 5: Prospect
No Pick
1st Round Rookie/FYPD
2nd Round Rookie/FYPD
3rd+ Round Pick
How to Use the Dynasty Trade Calculator
Fantasy baseball dynasty leagues differ from redraft leagues because player value is tied to longevity and future potential. This calculator uses a proprietary weighting system based on player tiers, age-based value curves, and draft pick capital to determine if a trade is fair.
The Valuation Logic
- Player Tiers: We assign base values to players based on their statistical output (Elite = 100 points, Prospect = 15 points).
- The Age Curve: In dynasty, a 22-year-old is worth more than a 32-year-old with the same stats. We apply a 1.15x multiplier for youth and a 0.6x multiplier for players in significant decline.
- The "2-for-1" Penalty: Our logic automatically applies a small consolidation premium. The side receiving the single best player often "wins" a trade unless the volume side offers significant depth.
Example Calculation
Imagine Trading a 31-year-old Elite Pitcher (Side B) for a 22-year-old All-Star Infielder and a 1st Round Pick (Side A).
- Side B Value: 100 (Elite) x 0.85 (Veteran Age) = 85 Points.
- Side A Value: [75 (All Star) x 1.15 (Youth)] + 40 (1st Pick) = 126.25 Points.
- Result: Side A wins significantly due to the age gap and pick compensation.
Winning Your Dynasty League
Don't just trade for today. Successful dynasty managers use calculators like this to identify when to "sell high" on aging veterans and when to "buy low" on underperforming prospects. Always consider your league's specific settings (H2H vs Roto) when finalizing your decision.