March 14th, 2010 by jzak
Unlike composite rankings at first base and even catcher, the second base rankings are less clustered in terms of overall scoring.
Players were rated on their positional ranking with five of the main fantasy websites: ESPN, Sports Illustrated, Yahoo, CBS Sportsline and FOX Sports. Their total score was tallied and players were then ranked below on what the aggregate turned out to be.
Lack of close scoring suggests that the position isn’t as deep as others, as usually is the case with second base. However, there are a number of lesser-known players who could be solid late-round value picks.
Be sure to check out similar composite rankings at catcher, first base, shortstop and closer. Continue reading ‘2010 composite fantasy baseball second baseman rankings’
March 14th, 2010 by ep
Outfielders will be reviewed 20 at a time in an effort from keeping this list from getting too lengthy. These are the Top 20 and they are among the elite of the elite in fantasy baseball.
As with every other one of these rankings, the comments verify or deny the ADP base. Tiers are included where I determine there’s a break.
For your convenience, here are the links to the other outfielders rankings: Top 20 | 40 | 60 | 80 | Bonus round Continue reading ‘Ranking the Top 20 outfielders in fantasy baseball for 2010′
March 13th, 2010 by ep
Most of you will probably spend a high pick on a first baseman and many of you will use an extra first baseman as a corner infielder or in your utility spot.
There are many great fantasy players in the first base ranks. But some of them will disappoint in 2010: Continue reading ‘Potential busts at first base in 2010′
March 13th, 2010 by ep
Shortstop is scarce. That doesn’t mean you should freak out and reach for a Top 5.
If you have to settle for a Bottom-15, it’s not awful. Just be prepared to do some work if the pick doesn’t pan out. Continue reading ‘Ranking the Top 20 shortstops in fantasy baseball for 2010′
March 13th, 2010 by jzak
Yes, Albert Pujols dominates the position. He dominates fantasy baseball as a whole
But if you aren’t lucky enough to draft in the top slot of your fantasy league, all is not lost.
As shown by the following composite rankings (compiled from projections provided by ESPN, Sports Illustrated, Yahoo, FoxSports and CBS Sportsline), there is a variety of worthwhile statistical talent atop the position for your picking enjoyment.
Don’t miss similar composite rankings at catcher, shortstop and closer. Continue reading ‘2010 composite fantasy baseball first base rankings’
March 12th, 2010 by ep
Everybody’s saying third base is as weak as Stimpy’s willpower when it comes to the big, red button. The beautiful shiny button.
But, hey, look there. You kick Figgins down the rankings you’ve got 12 legit 3Bs. By no means are we ocean floor deep, but there are players that play all the way into the bonus round, too. Beware position scarcity hype. Continue reading ‘Ranking the top 20 third basemen in fantasy baseball for 2010′
