How does the hot corner look for 2011? Here is my early look at the top-10 third basemen for the next fantasy baseball season: Read the rest of this entry >>
Tags: MLB
My look ahead to the 2011 fantasy baseball rankings has covered catchers and first baseman, and it’s time to shift over to second base, where we appear to have a new king. Read the rest of this entry >>
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Following up on my Top-10 Catchers for 2011 entry, I’m moving along to first base. As should be obvious to readers, we still have a ton of time between now and next spring, but it never hurts to get an early jump on next season’s list. Read the rest of this entry >>
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We still have nearly six weeks left in the 2010 MLB regular season, but I’m already starting to think about my 2011 rankings. Obviously a lot can and will happen between now and next February, but here are my top-10 2011 catchers as we sit in late August: Read the rest of this entry >>
The 2010 NFL Draft kicks off tonight with the first round and continues with six more rounds over the next two days. In honor of the draft, I’m submitting my best and worst draft picks, by position, of the previous decade (2000-09). Read the rest of this entry >>
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Roger Goodell handed down a six-game suspension to Ben Roethlisberger on Wednesday. The Steelers quarterback (for now) can reduce the sentence to four games if he completes counseling and otherwise shows good behavior in the coming months. What’s the fantasy fallout? Read the rest of this entry >>
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Who is the biggest winner in the Brandon Marshall? How about the guy who will be throwing him the ball? Chad Henne jumped up my quarterback rankings on Wednesday. Read the rest of this entry >>
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Rick Hawes did an excellent job of covering all the aspects and impact of the Santonio Holmes trade, but I want to add my two cents and focus in on the two highest-rated fantasy talents on the Steelers and Jets: running backs Rashard Mendenhall and Shonn Greene. Read the rest of this entry >>
Tags: NFL
“They’re rebuilding, and they’re going young. So I never knew 33 years old was old, but I guess I’m too old.” Read the rest of this entry >>
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On Wednesday night, Rich Harden produced a strange stat line that has caused me some degree of unrest throughout the day. Every Harden outing carries greater magnitude that most other starting pitchers because history shows we can only count on Rich for about 25 starts and 145 innings, at best. Here is a look back on his line against the Blue Jays: Read the rest of this entry >>
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This fantasy sports source shows good plate patience, is equipped with a shortstop’s arm, will go across the middle to make a catch, can knock down threes, and possesses intangibles. That’s five tools, right? Just don’t ask me to skate, jump high, or run fast.
Ted Carlson has served as a fantasy sports writer/editor under the Fanball brand since the summer of 2002 and has clawed his way up to Managing Editor status. He covers the NFL, MLB and NBA and lives in Minneapolis, MN.
