Plenty of quality options still exist outside of the top ten at first base.  If you miss out on one of the elite options, one of these guys will still serve you well. 11) Derrek Lee (.300, 90 R, 28 HR, 100 RBI, 4 SB) Lee’s 2009 was his best season since his huge 2005.  […]

The Chicago Cubs’ 2009 season was, in essence, a two-headed monster, depending on how you look at it. The ugly side is pretty obvious when we think of the three ring circus Milton Bradley afforded the team; the laundry list of injuries that consistently reared its head; some issues involving jay walking; something about a […]

The San Francisco Giants—and their fans—had plenty to cheer about in 2009, and as the 2010 season approaches, both the team, their loyal fans, and Fantasy owners have much to consider when looking at the Giants. Their 2009 campaign afforded the club—and their fans—their first winning season since 2004 and a placing of third in […]

Welcome back to the second, and final, entry in this series for building a dominant fantasy baseball team. So far, we have discussed some basic principles of Fantasy Baseball, discussed the process of drafting and building, and got our feet wet in the wonderful world of stat lines. So now we want to expand the […]

Building a productive, dominant, Fantasy Baseball team can be just as challenging as learning Trigonometry, or building a house. But in essence, it’s almost exactly the same process in theory: Trigonometry takes a vast understanding of a variety of Mathematics subjects including basic Algebra, Advanced Algebra, and a bit of Geometry. In Fantasy Baseball we […]