Fantasy Baseball Dugout

Today’s Fantasy Baseball Dugout guest blogger is Todd Lammi of Fantasy Baseball Tools.  Todd offers a Fantasy Baseball Draft Guidefor sale for just $9.99. It bothers me when a website or magazine or talk radio mentions their fantasy baseball sleeper list and it contains players like a Brandon Webb, or Joey Votto or Jose Reyes on [...]

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 [...]

Below is our first 2010 review of the top three hitters and pitchers in each standard 5×5 fantasy baseball category during 2010 Spring Training. Judging a hitter or pitcher on Spring Training performance is difficult because both hitters and hurlers tend to face some competition that won’t make an Opening Day roster. Spring Training stats [...]

The Yankees won the World Series for the first time since 2000, and fully expect to assemble an even better roster to repeat as World Series Champs in 2010. Because resigning Andy Pettitte wasn’t enough of an investment to shore up the starting rotation, the Yanks are bringing back Javier Vazquez. Javy returned to the [...]

As Major League Baseball bangs through the postseason and fantasy baseball freaks are hard at work trying to figure out who to keep on their roster for next year, Fantasy Baseball Dugout will be looking west over the next few weeks. Although its only October, winter baseball leagues have already begun in Mexico and Arizona. Keeping [...]

If you’re looking for pitching help down the stretch in this fantasy baseball season, look to the Atlanta Braves and rookie right-hander Tommy Hanson. Hanson won his fourth straight start on Saturday night, combining with relievers Mike Gonzalez (hold) and Rafael Soriano (save # 19) on a four hitter.  Hanson has not allowed more than [...]

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 [...]

I’m sure Francisco Liriano owners drafted him with quite a sense of confidence this past March. In one and a half seasons of MLB service, Liriano posted a career record of 18-7 with 211 strikeouts in 197 career innings. Even we had a pretty good feeling about Liriano. We weren’t expecting him to return to [...]