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(by Brendan Horton) posted on January 25, 2012
We’ve all been in this scenario before: it’s the latter half of the draft. The top talent at Position Y all went while you were carrying out your draft strategy with precision, and now you’re left looking at a motley crew of names, thinking to yourself, “All these putzes are the same to me. I’ll throw a dart at a board and probably drop him by Memorial Day.” Hey, it happens, but that doesn’t mean it’s fair. Because within that group of shortstops or third basemen, there’s a player looking back at you saying, “Really? You’re putting me with them??,” and they’re right. Like the late comedian Rodney Dangerfield, they get no respect. [More]
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(by R.J. White) posted on January 23, 2012
Next up in our series of 2012 fantasy baseball sleepers — the shortstops. Not everyone can land a Troy Tulowitzki, Jose Reyes or Hanley Ramirez for the position, and if you don’t spend a premium price on one of those guys early, you’re stuck playing catch-up. We’re going to dip past the next couple tiers of SSs and find five backup types that could return starter value at the position this season. [More]
(by R.J. White)
In recent months, both football and basketball have been held hostage by labor negotiations that delayed the preparation of their respective fantasy sports. Luckily, baseball has no such problem. So as the new year dawns, I’m here to provide my 2012 fantasy baseball rankings. [More]
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2012 Bounce-back Candidates As any fantasy nut knows, just because a player was successful (or unsuccessful) one season, it doesn’t mean he’ll perform similarly the following year. We’ve all heard som... [More]
ComBUSTible: Avoiding 2012 Land Mines Much figurative ink is spilled each year trying to find top fantasy sleepers, but there's a facet of draft preparation much more integral to success: avoiding busts at the top of t... [More]
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Wide World of Waivers: The Murph What has gotten into David Murphy (OF, TEX)? On August 25, he was sporting a line of .240/.306/.323. In the last three weeks, he's hit six homers while raiding his average to .274 ... [More]
Future Rookies: Week 24 Most major league teams have called up the prospects they intend on using to help them make a playoff push, or simply intend on taking a look at the final weeks of the season, so t... [More]
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