What websites are good?

[RowdyRed]

In Yahoo, I booted several inactive managers last year, despite the fact that the rules say you cannot. As commissioner, I was able to do it. Worked out great....now have 12 very active managers....

[schoenke]

Take a look at rotowire.com, it's made a lot of upgrades this past year:

http://rotowire.com/mlbcommish07

[aslot123]

Looks like they recently launched and it's a pretty good lookin' site. Has anyone created any leagues there yet?

http://msn.foxsports.com/fantasy/baseball

[Rockiesfan]

I just started a free leauge on Fox sports. I like it so far it has good tools and a lots of information. You can customize it however you want. I would say it is very good.

[Usual Suspects]

Well if their baseball leagues turn out anything like their football leagues of the past two years, I would stay FAR away from Fox.

And yes, you can boot people from Yahoo.
You can contact their support staff to remove an inactive member and have them replaced.

CBS is o.k., but unless it has changed, it's a weekly lineup site.

I was thinking of returning to ESPN for a trial, but it's hard to stomach all the scripts their site throws at you.

[elgizowiv]

I'm looking to start a keeper league and from what I've seen rotowire looks like a great deal - 70 bucks for the league and the draft.
Doesn't have the bells and whistles of CBSsportsline, and probably not the stats, but I can get those elsewhere.
I'm wondering, though, if anyone else has experience with it. Am I missing any major drawbacks?

thanks.