It is really important to carry 2 catchers on your team. Your top catcher will play 120 to 140 games. A backup is needed for the other 20 to 40 games. So why is Geovany Soto of the Chicago Cubs available in 30% of leagues. This makes no sense. Pick him up!
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Geovany Soto available in 30% of Leagues – Backup Catchers are Important
Ryan Dempster available in 25% of Leagues – Buy!
Ryan Dempster of the Chicago Cubs is available in 25% of leagues. Yes – 2011 looks horrible. But a lot of that was some bad luck and a bad start. His opening start suggests he is back to his 2010 form. I would get him on my bench now before someone else does
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Brett Myers available in 50% of Leagues – i dont get it!
Brett Myers, closer for the Houston Astros, is available in 50% of fantasy baseball leagues. I just don’t get it. Yes. it was only a couple of weeks ago they decided to make him the closer. i guess news travels slow. Yes – Houston is a lousy team that will lose a lot of...
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Baltimore’s Best Contribution to 2012 Fantasy Baseball – Matt Wieters
I was just looking at the results of our 2012 fantasy baseball draft. It took until the 9th round for a Baltimore Oriole to come off the board. It was their catcher Matt Wieters. He has the potential to take another step up the rankings with a strong 2012. I almost drafted him over...
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Hottest Outfielder to start the season – Matt Kemp
It looks like Matt Kemp is continuing straight off from 2011. 4 runs, 4 RBIs, home run, stolen base, .444 batting average. Sweet!
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Carl Crawford DL Status Update
It looks like Carl Crawford of the Boston Red Sox will begin playing some spring training games shortly. That suggests a May return to the major league. But watch for the rust. Keep him on the DL as long as you can.
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Stephen Drew DL Status Update
Stephen Drew of the Arizona Diamondbacks in the only major shortstop on the DL. He is still recovering from that horrendous ankle injury suffered last season. He has only just started running the bases. So it will be a while before he will see playing time.
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Shortstop Best Start to the Year – Rafael Furcal
Rafael Furcal of the St. Louis Cardinals had a rough spring training hitting below the Mendoza line. But 2 stolen bases and a .600 batting average later, he is now the hottest shortstop in baseball. Might be worth riding the hot hand.
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3rd. Base Best Start to the Year – David Freese
David Freese of the St. Louis Cardinals continues his hot playoff performance of 2011 with a real strong start to the season. For those of you who were squeezed out of a third baseman in the draft, he might be your guy. But only available in 10% of leagues.
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2nd. Base – Best Start to the Year – Dustin Ackley
Real nice start to the year from top prospect Dustin Ackley of the Seattle Mariners. All 5 tools on display. Keep watching. Available in 15% of leagues. Snag him now if he is available.
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