It’s amazing that despite all the changes that have gone on during the first half of the fantasy baseball season (Zach Greinke’s emergence, Raul Ibanez’s slugging prowess) that so many things continue to remain the same.
Take Albert Pujols, for example.
2008 FBD MVP. 2009 No. 1 rated fantasy baseball player.
And now, No. 1 overall player for […]
Georgia just may be the new California. Or Texas. Or Florida.
In the last few weeks, we’ve seen a lot of highly touted rookies arrive in the majors and savvy fantasy baseball league managers have been picking up these Georgia peaches. Here’s a look at some of the best first year players from the Peach State.
Matt […]
How much longer can the Orioles wait for catching prospect Matt Wieters?
Aging Gregg Zaun has been a disaster offensively to start the season. Zaun was hitless in his first 12 at bats to start the season and has not done much better since. He’s hitting .129 for the year while going a putrid 8 for […]
Jordan Schneider is the wife of New York Mets’ catcher Brian Schneider.
The former Jordan Sproat married Schneider on November 6, 2004. The couple has one child, Tatum, 2, and two dogs, appropriately named Dinger and Ribbie.
Jordan is a southern belle with a cute face and gorgeous blonde hair. The couple still keeps their primary home […]
BeeZee’s Note: Our in-season fantasy baseball cheat sheet is intended to provide you stats and ownership percentages of the top hitters in fantasy baseball over the past 7 days, 30 days, and full season. Use this handy resource to best optimize your starting lineup for head to head and points league matchups.
Evan Longoria had a […]
In the final segment of our fantasy baseball sleepers reports, Fantasy Baseball Dugout brings you its analysis of the catcher position.
Catcher is a position that many fantasy baseball managers neglect, but there’s a few sleepers that you can pick up in later rounds that could really have big seasons. Here’s a look at our catcher […]
2009’s two most talked about fantasy baseball prospects - Tampa Bay lefty David Price and Baltimore backstop Matt Wieters - are going to start the season in the minor leagues.
Moves like this are frustrating for most fantasy baseball owners, but the cases of Wieters and Price are a reminder that fantasy baseball is always at […]
