Profile The Chicago Cubs picked up arguably the best hitter in the 2013 MLB Draft when they selected University of San Diego product Kris Bryant second overall. The 6’5″, 215-pound righty plays a solid third base but is seen by many to be headed to the outfield, with his powerful

As you may already know, home r­uns are highly sought after in fantasy drafts. Power comes off the board quickly, so finding those hidden gems in the middle to late rounds is key. In our search, we will likely find many flawed play­ers. This of course is understand­able; if they

Behind the pay wall I’ve got my overall and positional rankings for our Front Office members. I have also included auction values for 12-team mixed leagues. If you disagree on anyone or if you have any questions about specific guys, feel free to hit me up in the comments. [am4show

Nothing is ever cut and dried in New York. The legacy of Derek Jeter will be another in a long line of convuluted tales that changes depending on the person perceiving it. On the one hand, he could get to 3,500 hits with a healthy season and join the all-time

Profile Addison Russell was the Oakland A’s first round pick in 2011 (11th overall) out of Pace High School in Florida. He was the highest-drafted high-school player by Oakland since they chose Eric Chavez with the tenth pick overall in the 1998 draft. The 6’ 195 lb right handed hitter

As we move closer to the regular season (the real regular season anyway) our thought process begins to change. Many of you have already had your drafts, so the players you tend to look at are the ones on the waiver wire. We will continue to look at rotters and

Bud Selig is set to retire at some point this century and for me it can’t come any sooner. Of course, he has threatened to retire before, so I’m not holding my breath. With this being said, you can’t rush someone into retiring. They have to do this in their

Over the next 45 days the staff here at The Fix will profile and predict the fantasy fates of prospects that could – should, in some cases – be closely monitored on the waiver wire or even in the draft room. For the projection portion of the article, we will

Over the next 45 days the staff here at The Fix will profile and predict the fantasy fates of prospects that could – should, in some cases – be closely monitored on the waiver wire or even in the draft room. For the projection portion of the article, we will

Note: This article is simply a preview of content that was originally published in TheFantasyFix.com’s 2014 Fantasy Baseball Draft Guide. Average draft position and other data have not been updated since. You can find the draft guide here. All ADP data is courtesy of ESPN. Steamer projections are used, except in cases