Fantasy Baseball Prospects

A few days ago, we analyzed the 2010 fantasy baseball pitcher sleepers to watch in 2010.  Today, we take a look at the more important side of the equation–fantasy baseball hitters sleepers. Unless you like to mortgage the present for the future, or play in a deep keeper league,  most of us don’t want to [...]

Outside of it being a fantasy baseball dynasty league, when it comes to drafting a rookie, I am always looking for the player that has the best chance of helping my team in the current season. If you are participating in a one year league or a league with keepers are allowed, it really does [...]

by BallparkBob Everybody is looking for a sleeper in their fantasy baseball draft.  Whether you win the fantasy baseball league or not, having bragging rights for finding that rookie sensation is a nice consolation prize, even if you don’t end up winning the pennant. While finding that unknown diamond in the rough is great for [...]

One of the most talked about young players in fantasy baseball heading into the 2010 draft season is Rangers shortstop Elvis Andrus. Last year we talked a little bit about him and his potential as a sleeper due to some buzz about him on Twitter as rumors swirled about Michael Young requesting a trade. Instead [...]

“Anybody in their right mind would want to start like that,” said Sean Rodriguez of the Tampa Bay Rays. Rodriguez, who is competing for a utility position is off to a sizzling start for the Rays.  In three games, he has three home runs, a triple and a double in his first six at bats.  [...]

If you paid attention to the Arizona Fall League this season, then there’s no doubt you are familiar with Oakland A’s prospect Grant Desme. Many of you watched Desme this fall and took note of the fact that he is one of Oakland’s top 10 prospects, according to Baseball America. You probably were hoping to [...]

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 [...]

New Year’s Eve has come and gone and left-handed flame thrower Aroldis Chapman is still available and will apparently pay the American (or Canadian) taxman when he signs a lucrative bonus in 2010. According to a report from ESPN.com, the Toronto Blue Jays held a private workout for Chapman on New Year’s Eve in Florida. [...]