There is no need to “reach” at the keystone corner as the options both from a speed and power perspective will be very evenly distributed throughout the draft. Let the chips fall where they rightfully should fall and avoid overspending to fill your second base slot in 2012.
2012 RotoRob MLB Draft Kit: Second Base Rankings Read Post »
Last night was Thursday which meant it must have been time for another episode of RotoRob’s Fantasy Baseball 365 Podcast featuring Buck, Tim and myself spending a half-hour rapping all things roto related.
Podcast: A Closer Look at the First Base Rankings Read Post »
The big change for 2012 is that the magazine is no longer driven to be the first to the stands. We decided this year to shift final production forward by several weeks, allowing more time to report on and analyze offseason player movement. The end result is that you get the same unparalleled expert commentary, but with the added bonus of more timeliness. Sweet!
The 2012 Fantasy Baseball Guide Read Post »
The serious shortage of quality bats at the hot corner this year may mandate that your corner infielder comes from a group of talented but risky players in the first base pool. Don’t get caught short in your chase for power numbers by leaving first base as an after-thought come draft day.
2012 RotoRob MLB Draft Kit: First Base Rankings Read Post »
What does this do for Scutaro’s value, and where does this leave the BoSox’ shortstop situation?
Podcast: Carlos Pena Heads Back to the Bay Read Post »
Jumping in early on catchers is no longer the prudent course, but acquiring one from that top group remains a solid plan. The bottom line for backstops in 2012: Pay for them, but don’t overpay as options are plentiful.
2012 RotoRob MLB Draft Kit: Catcher Rankings Read Post »
The panel is divided on this issue and it will be fascinating to see if the young catcher/DH can have a real impact on Seattle’s limp lineup.
Podcast: Yanks Land Hiroki Kuroda and Michael Pineda Read Post »
