As I accepted my first ever Shake ‘N Bake Football Championship trophy this past week, it got me thinking about the similarities between fantasy football and my first love, fantasy baseball. I examined my success on the gridiron and found that there was a direct correlation to my “handcuffing” of my running backs, which got […]

Ranking fantasy players by eligible position. This week, the top 100 starting pitchers.

Houston and Arizona boast comparable talent levels in their respective systems, but who gets the edge?

Many expert and high stakes leagues used the H2H format – why?

An early look at whether Josh Johnson and Colby Lewis can repeat, and whether Mike Leake and Ricky Romero are destined to become studs, or duds, in 2011.

Updating and expanding my Top 25 32 list.

My quest for the next Jose Bautista

Ranking fantasy players by eligible position. This week, the top 60 outfielders.

Pittsburgh and Cincinnati have solid, deep farm systems, but who gets the edge?

Using the Oliver Projections as a springboard into the fantasy world, we take an early look at a player from each offensive position who caught our eye based on their anticipated production in 2011.