Don't be fooled, Sabermetrics can be simple too!  SABR has provided us with some complex statistics to interpret Baseball production, but sometimes we need to take a step back and look at some simple stats to uncover telling information.  In part three of our Sabermetric Series, we're looking at K/9

The Forgotten Firepower series continues this week with late-round wideouts that will make your team…wait for it…wait…for..it…legendary! Hines Ward, Pittsburgh Steelers It’s not that often that a wide receiver missing an ACL in his left knee and a first name that smacks of processed tomatoes and vinegar, can make it

On the eve of the preseason, we took a look at some potential late round gems that could help fantasy owners get over the hump this season.  With the starters’ dress rehearsals over – the final preseason game is typically a battle of the backups with players vying to make

The FantasyFix.com is proud to present part two of our final fantasy baseball roundtable of the 2010 Major League Baseball season. We asked five prominent voices in the fantasy sports industry the following question:   As the conclusion of the 2010 Major League Baseball regular season approaches, identify one pitcher that

The dreaded “running back by committee” has left the number of viable #1 fantasy running backs few and far between.  There are only a few clear cut #1, non-time share, top-tier running backs: Chris Johnson, Adrian Peterson, Ray Rice, Maurice Jones-Drew, Michael Turner, Steven Jackson and Frank Gore. PPR or

Santana Moss The Redskins and newcomer coach Mike Shanahan are hopeful for the new season. They’ve added Donovan McNabb at quarterback, and are ready to prove themselves as an offensive threat. Clinton Portis may have a bounce back year, but it’s Santana Moss who is in line to be a

The FantasyFix.com is proud to present our final fantasy baseball roundtable of the 2010 Major League Baseball season. We asked eight prominent voices in the fantasy sports industry the following question:  As the conclusion of the 2010 Major League Baseball regular season approaches, identify one batter that you are keeping

2010 has blessed Major League Baseball with a memorable rookie class. Fantasy owners in Dynasty and Keeper leagues were quite familiar with this cast of characters long before they arrived in the show. In commemoration of their foresight, let’s take a gander at the top ten pitching keepers for 2011.

Every year there’s that one guy who spends half the season bragging about the late-round steal he picked up in your live draft.  Last year, he was parading his “wizardry” with the likes of Jamaal Charles, Rashard Mendenhall, and maybe even Jerome Harrison. Or in my case last season, Cedric

Forecasting for the upcoming week brings relief to your infield.  Three of the must-start players for the upcoming week can be had on the cheap and play some of the most vital positions and hardest to come by.  Pitching help this week will come in the form of two new