The best thing about writing for a fantasy baseball site is that any time you get something right there is documentation of your genius. For example, because I did not start writing for The Fix until the All-Star break last year, I have no way of proving to you that

For 20+ years now I have compiled a list of the “must haves” that I would like to have on my fantasy baseball team for the upcoming season. I usually start this list at the end of the previous year and tweak it right up until mid March when draft

Previously, The Fantasy Fix reviewed and gave projections for the 2011 Texas Rangers rotation. Now, it's time to dive in and analyze the Rangers' positional players. Oh the Rangers. I would stack the first seven hitters in the Texas Rangers’ lineup against any team in baseball, on any day of the week.

Evan Longoria Previously, The Fantasy Fix reviewed and gave projections for the 2011 Tampa Bay Rays rotation. Now, it's time to dive in and analyze the Rays' positional players. Don’t forget to check out our 2011 Fantasy Baseball Draft Kit The Tampa Rays have some new faces this year in adding Manny Ramirez and

Tigers’ right-hander Jacob Turner, 20, is on a Porcello-like fast track to the big leagues. However, with Phil Coke grasping a hammerlock on the 5th starter spot, Turner will begin 2011 in AA Erie. Nevertheless, the organization is infatuated with his top of the rotation potential. The 2009 number nine

Tigers’ right-hander Jacob Turner, 20, is on a Porcello-like fast track to the big leagues. However, with Phil Coke grasping a hammerlock on the 5th starter spot, Turner will begin 2011 in AA Erie. Nevertheless, the organization is infatuated with his top of the rotation potential. The 2009 number nine

When projecting the 2011 fantasy value of prospects with little or no major league service time, their value is tied as much to opportunity as it is to ability. For example, prospects like Mike Trout and Shelby Miller have as much ability as anyone in the minors but will not

There won’t be many drafts where Roy Halladay is not be the first overall starting pitcher chosen. We know that he can blank any opponent and even on his off-days, still has a shot for a win backed by an offensive Philadelphia roster. The real question though is, who do

Previously The Fantasy Fix reviewed and gave projections for the 2011 Blue Jays rotation. Now its time to dive-in and analyze these north-of-the-border bombers positional players. Don’t forget to check out our 2011 Fantasy Baseball Draft Kit Mixed League Rotisserie Auction Values in Parentheses The Blue Jays led the majors in slugging

If you have played fantasy baseball the last 2-3 years we all know who the top 20-40 picks will be in your draft. The smart owners are the ones who can predict who is due to “break out” or come back to form after a season or two of mediocrity.