Matt Holliday has been as consistent as fantasy baseball players can be since 2006. His numbers took a bit of hit since leaving Colorado but not enough to make him a lesser talent, even if it may cast a
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The following is a profile of Jed Lowrie, one of my 2011 fantasy baseball deep sleeper candidates (affectionately called narcos). For more information on the thought process behind the narcos, please visit the introductory post on this topic. Average Draft Position:
Making the decisions on my own fantasy keepers has long been a source of frustration and confusion for me. As a result, this year I needed to figure out a way to take my own bias out of these
Without much thought into it, I’ve always tried to acquire NL pitchers over AL pitchers in my mixed fantasy leagues. The thought process never matriculated very far past the fact that the league ERA would be lower in the
When unlocking the power of these fantasy baseball cheatsheets (or browsing the new printable PDF versions), you’re presented with an option to choose which projection system you want to use. This can be very confusing without knowing the difference
When scanning the fantasy ADP reports early on, it’s surprising to see Angel Pagan getting disrespected so badly after a nice breakout season in 2010. Pagan’s 11 HR, 37 SB and .290 average was huge for roto league players
Finding out who was lucky or unlucky in fantasy baseball last season can certainly help you determine who to draft this time around. Because of that, we already looked at major differences between ERA and FIP (Fielding Independent Pitching, which
The following is a profile of Tyler Colvin, one of my 2011 fantasy baseball deep sleeper candidates (affectionately called narcos). For more information on the thought process behind the narcos, please visit the introductory post on this topic. Average Draft Position: