Jessica wishes to know the best sites to play fantasy ball

[jwdavis53]

In the opinion of those of you who have stumbled upon my post, which sites provide the best competition for fantasy baseball? I live in Raleigh, but came from NY, so noone around here knows anything about baseball. I neeeeeeed a LEAggggUUUeeeeee I am VERYYYY COmpetitive damit. lol.
Thanks
-Jess-

[Seattle_Will]

This isn't the place for your question, but nonetheless I will be happy to answer you.

Yahoo is very solid and very structured and for good reason has a bunch of players on it.

This year is the first I know of the ESPN has been free. I have never used it before but I am this year and it looks fantastic.

Many fantasy users like CBS sportsline. I've only used it once and I really don't like it at all.

If your looking for a long term commitment league, you can send me a message and I may be able to hook you up.

[Trojan Pony]

Your best bet would be to go to the "Classifieds" section on this site and find a league that suits you. I can personally attest to both Yahoo! and ESPN (as of this year) being good sites to play on with lots of users, and both have free leagues available if that's what you're looking for.

Cafe classifieds:
http://www.fantasybaseballcafe.com/foru ... m.php?f=12

[jwdavis53]

Thanks guys, and please excuse the topic for which my question was placed on the forum, I just needed a few quick tips, and this seemed to be the most hit portion of the sites platform. I'll be in touch.
-Jess-

[brahner]

I agree that Yahoo is the best, at least it's my personal favorite. It's just really simple and comprehensive. The only thing that sucks about playing in a free league, however, is that usually the bottom 1/2 of teams quit early on because they start losing and have nothing at stake.

That being said, it's always a good idea to get some friends in your league so you can depend on everyone committing, or simply join a league with monetary value....


http://www.fantasybaseballcafe.com/foru ... p?t=256497