For the fourth straight year, RotoRob participated in the creation of Rotoman’s superb Fantasy Baseball Guide, currently showing up at fine magazine shops across the continent. Tim McLeod, also of RotoRob fame, was also involved in putting this wonderful publication together.

As always, the highlight of this magazine is its 1,500 player and pitcher profiles (approximately 325 of the latter written by yours truly). Several industry experts (again, myself included) weigh in with their picks and pans for the 2008 season, and we also make our selections for the top rookies for the coming season.

If you’re seeking expert analysis, top-notch profiles, player prices and projections, The Fantasy Baseball Guide 2008, Professional Edition is the place you’ll want to start.

Tap into the minds of the champions of the most prestigious expert leagues and find out the strategies those owners employed to ensure victory; get in-depth cheat sheets to help prepare you for Draft Day; and check out the expert Mock Draft and find out who was taken in what round and why.

Get all of this plus a cornucopia of pure fantasy baseball goodness in The Fantasy Baseball Guide 2008, Professional Edition.

Scott Rolen brings his Gold Glove defense to Toronto, where his offense should rebound now that he’s healthy. This week’s deal that sent Scott Rolen from the Cards to the Jays for Troy Glaus sure helps both teams rid themselves of problems. Will a fresh start help each player? Rolen has been dogged by incessant […] more

Back in the day, Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggio were pioneers in the world of celebrity-athlete pairings. Welcome to Squeeze Play, our newest feature on RotoRob, where we bring you the latest dirt about which celebrities are being spotted with which athletes; which QB is porking the CB (cute blonde); which All-Star is having a […] more

After setting a league record for hits in a season, Alex Ramirez landed a free agent deal with Yomiuri. (Kyodo Photo) With the holiday season now behind us, let’s take a quick look at some of the recent happenings around the NPB. It has been a very busy offseason over in Japan, with the Yomiuri […] more

Thanks to rotator cuff surgery, Michael Nylander won’t be doing too much celebrating in the near future. With the All-Star game rapidly approaching, the season is only becoming more volatile. While I’m not a huge fan of All-Star games, since it’s mostly an academic exercise, I do love the movement and excitement that accompanies hundreds […] more