Waiver Wire Offseason doesn’t stop working, even on Christmas Day! For your gift, we continue with a trio of young outfielders: Dexter Fowler, Jordan Schafer and Andrew McCutchen.

This week, we’re covering some guys in the news – recent signees Mike Cameron, John Lackey, and Garrett Atkins, and also the newest Mariner, Cliff Lee.

This week’s offseason NL Waiver Wire looks at the SS good enough to make Milwaukee get rid of J.J. Hardy, the 3B good enough to make Colorado get rid of Garret Atkins, and another great young San Francisco pitcher.

We fast-forward a bit, in order to highlight more of the Graphical Player 2010. We’ll start the countdown—or, really, count-up—to the top NL roto producers of 2009. This week, we look at RBI stalwart Carlos Lee, the concussion-challenged David Wright, and young phenom Josh Johnson.

Will Dustin Pedroia’s career K total top Mark Reynolds’ 2010 mark at the end of this year? Since we did Yankees last week, it’s only fair to focus on their rivals this week, since Boston isn’t lacking in star-level roto players, either. Also, we have a treat—preview images of the “mini-browser” portion of Graphical Player 2010 for the players we’re covering!

Catcher is one of the tightest positions in a fantasy team, so we look at two 2009 backstop disappointments, as well as the enigmatic pitcher Joe Blanton, to see how all three might perform in 2010.

Happy Thanksgiving! Staying focused on top players from 2009, we’re going spotlight some Yankees, but don’t expect Black Friday sales pricing on these guys in 2010. And we can all be thankful that Graphical Player ’10 is soon to be available!

It’s Brewerfest on the NL Waiver Wire, as we look at Milwaukee’s future in its biggest hitting prospect, its present with a struggling RF, and the past with a former All-Star pitcher.

Taking a cue from the NL side, we’re going a bit more in-depth this week on fewer players: The fleet Rajai Davis, Aaron Hill and Edwin Jackson.

This week’s NL offseason coverage looks at two top-flight young pitchers and where Jake Fox might appear in a baseball game—and how he might perform.