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In an article about Jason Bartlett earlier this off-season, I pointed out that if the Rays traded Carl Crawford to free up money, Bartlett would become the leadoff hitter on a daily basis, greatly increasing his value. The Rays did not trade Crawford, but it appears that Bartlett will hit first in the Rays [...]
You would be surprised what players certain sources call “sleepers” in their fantasy baseball draft preparation. Players that every fantasy GM knows, former fantasy studs that had an off-season, or players that have already been hyped like “The Who” playing at the Super Bowl, are listed as sleepers (and many perform as poorly as The [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
Dividing fantasy baseball players up into tiers is a useful way to gauge relative value. If you miss out on a player you like, tiers can show you other options at the position that will help your team with similar levels of production. If you can find an option in the same tier that turns [...]
