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Every fantasy baseball keeper league team has two types of keepers. There are those that are no brainers: studs that are just too valuable to drop. Then there are the bubble players: those players who are good and have upside, but the price has to be right in order to protect them. Depending on your [...]
The outfield is full of talent, and the upside lasts deep into the tiers. With perhaps some of the best players that blend power and speed, you can make up some ground here if your infield is weak. Don’t feel like you HAVE to get 4 great ones early though, because there will be good [...]
Shortstop is not as thin as it used to be. When I started playing fantasy baseball there were about 3 or 4 actually useful shortstops that were worth paying more than a couple of dollars for. For 2010 that list is more than doubled. Second base appears much thinner than shortstop this season, and you [...]
Every season there are players that step forward to have huge years, seemingly out of nowhere. When we form our game-plan in the pre-season, we have to decide whether or not we believe that they can produce similar results again. Just ask those people who paid a ton in 2009 for Ryan Ludwick or Carlos [...]
Second base seems to be the thinest position for the 2010 season. As someone who has no players to protect at second base in one of my keeper leagues, it is a little scary to look at the options that are going to be available. One of the most complex equations that fantasy GMs have [...]
If you are looking to find power, a good place to start is HR. Once you realize that every other fantasy baseball GM out there is looking at that too, then it is time to get a little more serious. Looking at who lead the league in home runs is great, but unless you account [...]
