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Fantasy Baseball 365
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Written by Charlie Saponara
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Sunday, 28 February 2010 19:12 |
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March is here, spring training is underway and fantasy drafts are right around the corner. In the 2010 Fantasy Baseball 365 Draft Guide, some of draft day's biggest questions are answered. You can find many more questions like the ones below by accessing the Draft Guide here.
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Written by Charlie Saponara
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Friday, 26 February 2010 17:01 |
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In this colorfull edition of "Who to Watch" we finish up the AL Central and start to head out east (hoping to avoid the snow!). While the White Sox look like a club buillt with solid fantasy contributors, the Blue Jays have some major question marks and players coming off of what could be a career year. Who do you want to tagret and who do you want to forget?
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Written by Charlie Saponara
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Thursday, 25 February 2010 12:27 |
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In every fantasy league prospects will be on the minds of owners come draft day and well into the season. While most prospects, if not all of them, will likely go undrafted in standard 12 team mixed leagues, there is a good chance that a number of them will be called upon by the big club at some point in 2010. The big question is when (or if) they will get the call and what type of impact they can have when they do.
Dayan Viciedo
Tyler Flowers
Jordan Danks
Kyle Drabek
Brett Wallace
Consider this a preview of the 2010 FB365 Draft Guide, which you can access here. These prospect notes and many more like them can be found in the 2010 Team Reports. You can view a sample page here.
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Written by Charlie Saponara
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Wednesday, 24 February 2010 12:23 |
After a couple weeks off (in order to finish up the draft guide) Brett Greenfield and I are back and taking on the task of focusing on one player from each team you want to target on draft day and one player you want to avoid. Today we look at two teams from the AL Central, one who is a consistent competitor and one that has Yunieski Betancourt at shortstop (yuck).
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Written by Charlie Saponara
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Tuesday, 23 February 2010 19:07 |
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It's always good to grab players that give you the power/speed combination on draft day. Below are lists of players broken down into power/speed tiers based on their 2010 Projection (FB365 Projections used). It's a useful tool to take along on draft day for easy reference to multi category options available at all points of the draft.
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Written by Charlie Saponara
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Monday, 22 February 2010 23:28 |
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It has taken a lot of time and energy, but the FB365 2010 Draft Guide is finally here. You can get access to the draft guide here as well as view the free top 300 rankings with dollar and round values.
This is your chance to support Fantasy Baseball 365! If you've enjoyed the year-round FREE content here on FB365, show your support and get access to the Draft Guide. Or just donate out of the kindness of your heart!
The Draft Guide includes:
Exclusive Articles
Will They Ever Break Out?
2010's Top Fantasy Questions
2010 Team Reports
Projected lineups
Projected rotations
Key bullpen arms
Team outlooks
Top fantasy prospects for 2010
Top Fantasy Prospects for 2010
Over 75 prospects ranked based on 2010 potential value
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Written by Charlie Saponara
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Saturday, 20 February 2010 21:54 |
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Written by Charlie Saponara
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Friday, 19 February 2010 17:35 |
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 Time for another installment of the FB365 mailbag. This one focusing on some almost ready prospects and their potential impact in 2010.
Scott J. writes:
I'm in a 12 team 5x5 roto league and we can keep and stash two minor league players from our roster last season. I've got Madison Bumgarner locked in as my first pick as he could make the rotation out of ST, but I need to chose between Mat Gamel and Ian Desmond as my second. Who do you think will get the most playing time or produce better if they get the call-up?
Thanks.
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Written by Charlie Saponara
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Thursday, 18 February 2010 16:56 |
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An interesting situation popped up as I was finishing my dollar value projections last night. When I sorted my top 300 player rankings by dollar value, Evan Longoria came up as the eighth most valuebale player on the list. His name comes after Matt Kemp and before the first base trio of Miguel Cabrera, Prince Fielder and Mark Teixeira. That was somewhat surprising as both Fielder and Teixeira have routinely been drafted ahead of Longoria in mock drafts.
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Written by Mark Schruender
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Wednesday, 17 February 2010 18:09 |
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First there was Mark Prior and Kerry Wood. Every year we would refer back to that one season when both of them were awesome and hope that they could stay healthy and replicate. Then there was Ben Sheets and Rich Harden. Both pitchers would show no hitter potential and two hours to five days later they were heading to the disabled list. Now Erik Bedard joins the most annoying group in fantasy baseball.
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