No surprise here… the number one player in all of fantasy baseball is also the number one rated third baseman to start the 2008 fantasy baseball season.
Alex Rodriguez, he of the 54 homerun MVP season in 2007 and $275 million contract, will always be the favorite Yankee of fantasy baseball players, even if Yanks fans […]
In Fantasy Baseball Dugout’s continued efforts to bring everyone the latest and greatest fantasy baseball games online, we would like to introduce — RotoHog.com.
RotoHog pegs itself as “the next generation of fantasy sports.” They combine a traditional points scoring system with an innovative stock market-style trading floor.
For the first time fantasy baseball player, RotoHog’s game […]
If you play in a fantasy baseball league that has weekly rosters, you’d be wise to load up on Red Sox and Athletics players for week one. That’s because Boston and Oakland will be the only two teams playing this week as the two clubs open up the MLB season in the Japan Series with […]
From the Fantasy Baseball Dugout “No $#!+” department- Chase Utley of the Philadelphia Phillies is the top second baseman in the game.
Utley had a great season in 2007 despite spending some time on the DL getting hit with a pitch on the hand. FBD expects more great things from Utley in 2008 after the Phillies […]
“Two out of three ain’t bad.”
No doubt it has something to do with baseball knowing that it was sung by baseball afficionado, rock star, and fantasy baseball lover Meat Loaf.
Who can forget Meat’s using Phil Rizzuto to do play-by-play in Paradise By the Dashboard Light?
“I do so much fantasy baseball that it’s ridiculous,” said Meat Loaf […]
Joba Chamberlain topped Fantasy Baseball Dugout’s American League list of top prospects for the 2008 campaign, but today Yankees manager Joe Girardi announced that Chamberlain will begin the season in the Yankees pen as a “backend reliever.”
Girardi ended weeks of speculation in the Yankees’ spring training camp and on fantasy baseball worksheets all around the […]
We’re convinced that Albert Pujols’ nagging elbow injury is the main reason his numbers dropped in 2007. We are also afraid to use a first round pick on him.
At the same time, there probably isn’t a better all-around first baseman in fantasy baseball than Pujols. The guy is consistently great and should have a very […]
Fantasy Baseball Dugout is giving you the most up-to-date player rankings in the final weeks leading up to your drafts.
For starters, let’s take a look at catchers.
Victor Martinez is no. 1, Russell Martin is no. 2. There are a few guys who are credible in the rest of the top ten, but after that, the […]
by Anthony Wayne
Pittsburgh – Its editors describe it as: “so close to the action you might get spit on.” And, from the first read, I can see why that’s absolutely true.
FantasyBaseballDugout.com, a new fantasy baseball tips site owned by Saint Davids, Pennsylvania-based Olympic SEO, is the brainchild of Bob “BallparkBob” Bentz and his nephew Jonathan […]
My philosophy has always been to not pick a player who is not ready for the beginning of the Fantasy Baseball Season unless he falls so far down that you think he’s a bargain. Sometimes, small injuries turn in to bigger injuries, especially to pitchers, and hitters, although in the lineup, can experience continued nagging […]
