Want to dominate your fantasy baseball draft? Be more like Tiger Woods. And no, that doesn’t mean you should run around with your neighbor’s wife. Have you ever watched Tiger Woods play golf? Studied his swing, his follow-through, his reaction to a shot? There is a lot to be learned from his demeanor … lessons [...]
It’s already been established here and throughout the wide-reaching fantasy baseball-verse that Albert Pujols and Hanley Ramirez are No. 1 and No. 2 — usually, but not necessarily always, in that order. So, you pulled the number three out of your league’s ceremonial number-picking hat. Chances are you’ve got a pretty good idea who you’re [...]
Perhaps it is cabin fever or just needing to get excited about something this spring, but have you checked out Atlanta Braves rookie outfielder Jason Heyward? The dude is 6-foot-4, 220 pounds and can mutilate a baseball better than OreIda can mash a potato. Not impressed? Check this out:
If you can’t spot the sucker at your in-person fantasy baseball draft before Albert Pujols comes off the board, than you are the sucker. You know the type. It’s that guy sitting by himself, frantically trying to digest every last word of his dog-eared and tattered fantasy baseball magazine before he’s on the clock. He’s [...]
At your next fantasy baseball draft, when the top-tiered closers start signing their siren songs, enticing you to blow an early pick on one of them … simply remember the number 60. As in the 60 percent of Major League teams that had at least one change at closer during the 2009 season. In simpler [...]
Just finished a fantasy baseball draft and broke several of my fantasy baseball draft tips. I’d be disappointed in myself, if I didn’t do it based on my seven draft prep recommendations, specifically No. 1: Know your league rules. The Expert Invitational is a 12-team Yahoo league created by Jzak. It’s a standard 5×5 roto [...]
You are currently browsing the Chinstrap Ninjas weblog archives for 'fantasy baseball draft' tag.
Longer entries are truncated. Click the headline of an entry to read it in its entirety.
ESPN headlines