Fantasy Baseball Dugout

What the heck should one think about Asdrubal Cabrera as the Indians shortstop heads into the 2010 season?
The 24-year old had a breakout campaign last year, hitting .308 with 6 home runs, 68 RBI, 81 runs and 17 stolen bases. He was owned in just 59-percent of ESPN leagues in 2009 but his stock is [...]

Fantasy Baseball Dugout’s 2010 Rankings
The season is upon us once again – and the time has come to get ready for fantasy baseball. Without further adu, it’s time to debut the 2010 fantasy baseball rankings from Fantasy Baseball Dugout.
Ranking the players for 2010 fantasy baseball seems eerily similar to how the rankings began in 2009. [...]

Over the weekend, Gawker announced that Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter was going to be named Sports Illustrated’s Sportsman of the Year. On Monday, SI confirmed that Jeter is the winner of the award. He’s the first Yankee to ever win the award.
Jeter is one of those players whose name recognition typically doesn’t translate to fantasy [...]

On Tuesday, St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Albert Pujols won the National League’s Most Valuable Player Award for the third time in his career, and second time in as many seasons.
Unlike the idiot reporter who voted for Miguel Cabrera in the AL, Pujols got all 32 first place votes in the NL. Marlins shortstop Hanley [...]

On Monday afternoon, Joe Mauer was named the American League MVP with 27 of 28 possible first place votes. Some dude in Seattle voted for Miguel Cabrera with the other 1st place vote, but you probably knew that already.
When you consider the fact that Mauer missed the month of April because of injury, his MVP-caliber [...]

Prior to the beginning of the 2009 fantasy baseball season, we told you that the best pick in the 2009 fantasy baseball draft was Albert Pujols.  Pujols has been the best player of the decade and while there were sexier picks prior to the start of the season, Fantasy Baseball Dugout reasoned that Pujols had been [...]