Fantasy Baseball Rankings

It’s Opening Day – one of our favorite days of the year at Fantasy Baseball Dugout! Because every team has a chance today – even the Orioles and Pirates!
We figured now is the best time to throw out those 2009 regular season predictions and knock a bunch of those teams back down to earth.
Last season, [...]

Below is our first review of the top three hitters and pitchers in each standard 5×5 fantasy baseball category during Spring Training.
(Note: WHIP is now listed below. Thanks to Frank for the insight. My calculator is still broken, however. Sorry.)
Keep in mind that several fantasy baseball studs will noticeably be missing from some categories (Adam [...]

He is the only player in MLB history to average hit over .300, have 30 homeruns, 100 RBI, and 99 runs scored in each of his first eight seasons.
With A-Rod spending more time on the DL this season than he spent with Madonna this off-season, Albert Pujols is back as our # 1 pick in [...]

Bobby Abreu signed a 1-year deal with the Anaheim Angels today, putting him into a crowded but talented outfield heading into 2009. Fantasy Baseball Dugout is guessing the signing of Abreu moves Vladimir Guerrero to a permanent DH-role, with Torii Hunter and either Reggie Willits or Gary Matthews, Jr., taking the other spots.
Abreu’s current average [...]

Did something miraculous happen over the last few months to Prince Fielder that I missed?
Over the last few weeks, there seems to be a strong sentiment growing for Prince Fielder and his value as a fantasy baseball first baseman in 2009.
He followed up his MVP-caliber 2007 campaign with a .276 average, 34 homeruns, 102 RBI, [...]

@fakebaseball u get the same power numbers (basically) and a better batting avg from pujols

One of the great debates among fantasy baseball owners every year is who should go no. 1 overall? In 2009, Fantasy Baseball Dugout recommends drafting Albert Pujols with the top pick in mixed league drafts.
So why are we picking Pujols over [...]