March 12th, 2010 by jzak
It is easy to see trends in the composite catcher rankings below.
Notice the composite scores in parenthesis? Many of the catcher rankings come in bunches, with certain player scores coming incredibly close to each other. If nothing else, it can help make things easier for those who want to tier their catcher rankings.
The following composite list were created by factoring in rankings from ESPN, Yahoo, Sports Illustrated, Fanball and Sporting News. So … you don’t need to visit each site individually, we have it all here in one convenient place: Continue reading ‘2010 composite fantasy baseball catcher rankings’
March 12th, 2010 by Consigliere
OK … before I get into my list, let me preface this by saying a few things:
1. If your team has a legit shot at winning this year, you probably should not trade any of the players on this list.
2. I am predicting that these players will suffer a loss in value in the coming years, not necessarily the coming season.
3. I am advocating the idea of selling these players high when their value is near their peak.
4. Trading these players will benefit your team if they are one of your lone studs, because you should be able to get some picks and up and comers in return for the top-flight talent. Continue reading ‘Dynasty Debate: Eight players to consider trading away in fantasy football circles’
March 11th, 2010 by ep
Everybody should know by now that it’s likely Joe Mauer won’t live up to his lofty draft slot. Who else in the catcher ranks has the potential to disappoint in 2010? Continue reading ‘Potential busts at catcher in 2010′
March 11th, 2010 by ep
Second base is deep, like deep-dish pizza deep. You know what else is good? Lasagna.
I like to think of these second base rankings as lasagna — the ADP is the noodles, the projections are the sauce and ground beef, but that thing that separates lasagna from most pastas is the comments, err, cheese. Got it? Continue reading ‘Ranking the top 20 second basemen in fantasy baseball for 2010′
March 11th, 2010 by jzak
When putting together a composite rankings list such as the one below, it is easy at times to see certain statistical trends.
For example, looking at overall composite scores, the top overall shortstop is a no-brainer. There is a similar drop between the No. 5 shortstop and the rest of the list.
Check it out yourself. The following composite shortstop rankings incorporates rankings from Sports Illustrated, Fanball, Sporting News, ESPN and Yahoo (which is a composite of their four fantasy writers).
With each player is his current team, his overall composite score and my advice, for what it’s worth. Continue reading ‘2010 Composite Fantasy Baseball Shortstop Rankings’
March 10th, 2010 by ep
If you don’t end up with 20 homers out of your first baseman, you’re not trying hard enough or you are very, very unlucky.
These 1Bs, they have the power. Not surprisingly, the first five players are in the Top 10 overall and the top 14 or so are going in the top 100. Your 1B power level will be decided by how early you pull the trigger on drafting one. Continue reading ‘Ranking the top 20 first basemen in fantasy baseball for 2010′
