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Ah! Pitchers at catchers are reporting for several teams today, and within a few more days we will be hearing news of our fantasy baseball sleepers from all over the league. In the mean time, here are some thoughts on some relevant names for the 2010 fantasy baseball season.
Matt Garza (SP – TB) – I [...]
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 [...]
The 2009 National League Rookie of the Year did not really put up the fantasy production we have come to expect from the winner of that distinguished award. Chris Coghlan certainly had a fine season. However, just because he won Rookie of the Year, doesn’t justify paying overpaying for him in your fantasy baseball auction. [...]
There is a lot of good production available for your 2010 fantasy baseball team at third base. The second tier is especially deep, with upside type players lasting all the way into the fourth tier. If you can get one of the top options, you should be happy, but there are cheaper options available later [...]
