2010 Fantasy Baseball Tiers: Starting Pitchers

Written on January 15, 2010 – 10:38 am | by Keith Giordano |

Most fantasy baseball leagues start 9 pitchers, with the most common breakdowns being 6 or 7 starters, with 2-3 relievers.  Most fantasy baseball leagues start a total of 15-16 hitters.  In most leagues, pitching and hitting are weighted equally.  That means that each individual pitcher slot counts for more points than your hitting slots.  So [...]

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2010 Fantasy Baseball Tiers: Outfield

Written on January 14, 2010 – 3:00 pm | by Keith Giordano |

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 [...]