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 […]
What is the definition of a fantasy baseball sleeper?
Many of our readers have written us with conflicting answers to this question. Our answer is quite simple.
A fantasy baseball sleeper is a player whose statistics for 2009 are projected to be significantly better than his statistics were for last year. If the player is a rookie or […]
If you’ve read Billy Ball, saves guys are a dime-a-dozen and once they rack up big saves numbers, you can trade them when they are at the peak of the market.
It’s no different in fantasy baseball where saves are even more over-rated than Billy Beane thinks they are. The thing is that there are 30 […]
Fantasy Baseball Dugout brings you its 2009 Fantasy Baseball Sleepers list for starting pitchers.
Fantasy Baseball Starting Pitchers — 2009 Sleepers
National League Starting Pitchers
Jordan Zimmerman, SP, Nationals — Jordan Zimmerman, who pitched last season at Double-A Harrisburg, has been named the Nationals’ fifth starter and his Harrisburg teammate Shairon Martis, 22, was named the fourth starter. Zimmermann, […]
There are known in the industry as fantasy baseball sleepers, but in a way, that tag is a bit of a misnomer. Winning in fantasy baseball is really not about identifying sleepers, but about identifying value picks. All of the managers are going to feel good about their teams, because they are all going to […]
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 […]
