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Should You Have A Bigger Bench For Hitters Or Pitchers In Fantasy Baseball?

Saturday, June 19th, 2010

It’s a fair question for any fantasy baseball manager to ponder. So let us ponder it and try to put together a universal answer that makes sense for each of the 11 million fantasy baseball owners that  have a different team on a different game system with different league scoring settings. As the season goes [...]

Top Fantasy Baseball Team Names

Tuesday, May 11th, 2010

Editor’s Note: In 2010, we published this really popular post on our site with the Top 200 fantasy baseball team names as reported for the 2010 season by CBS Sports. If you’ve reached this page, it’s probably because you typed a query in your favorite search engine relating to fantasy baseball team names. While we [...]

Dan Okrent: The Father of Fantasy Baseball

Monday, May 10th, 2010

One of the most popular articles on Fantasy Baseball Dugout is the one that I did over a year ago about the history of fantasy baseball. It would be difficult to discuss Rotisserie Baseball without mentioning the name of Daniel Okrent.  In fact, Okrent is prominent in the recent 30 for 30 feature about fantasy [...]

Fantasy Baseball Stats: Analyzing Net Stolen Bases

Tuesday, April 27th, 2010

by BallparkBob Picking up stolen bases used to be easy.  Just look at the highest SB stat and you had your man. Active Lifetime Stolen Base Leaders 1.  Juan Pierre – 468 2.  Omar Vizquel – 389 3.  Johnny Damon – 375 4.  Carl Crawford -369 5.  Luis Castillo – 365 6.  Bobby Abreu – 351 [...]

Types of Fantasy Baseball Leagues

Sunday, March 28th, 2010

Which type of fantasy baseball league is right for you? What used to be simply a vanilla pastime is now a Heinz 57 of different flavors of formats, thanks mainly to the many great automated internet systems that will tabulate your stats for you. Player Selection Pool The first decision that needs to be made [...]

History of Fantasy Baseball Dugout

Saturday, February 13th, 2010

The Olympics has brought an international flavor into our households for the past few days and will continue to do so for the next two weeks. Fantasy Baseball Dugout also has an increasing international flavor to it.  Olympic Internet publisher Bob Bentz was interviewed by German web site Webmaster Interview about the history of the [...]