Above you’ll see what is probably my favorite piece of content to produce every season. This is a flow chart designed to help you get through a 12-team snake draft. The chart is primarily designed for 12-team leagues that use the standard 5×5 roto format and have the following roster

If your league uses non-standard roto categories, you can’t rely on rankings and auction values from a website or magazine. And if you’re drafting online, you can’t rely on the order in which players are listed in the draft room. Almost all of those rankings are drawn up with the

Today I’ve got my rankings and projections for my top 115 starting pitchers. Below I’ve got a little teaser with my top 12 starters, and then I have the whole list behind the pay wall. You can also check out my catcher, first base, second base, third base, shortstop and outfield projections. **Editor’s note: These

If your league uses non-standard roto categories, you can’t rely on rankings and auction values from a website or magazine. And if you’re drafting online, you can’t rely on the order in which players are listed in the draft room. Almost all of those rankings are drawn up with the

If your league uses non-standard roto categories, you can’t rely on rankings and auction values from a website or magazine. And if you’re drafting online, you can’t rely on the order in which players are listed in the draft room. Almost all of those rankings are drawn up with the

Over on Rotographs today I’ve got a post about the guys who gain and lose the most value when batting average is replaced with OBP. I think a lot of people in OBP leagues may be using rankings they pull from a website (like ours) or a magazine, but the

Behind the pay wall you’ll find my projections for my top 99 outfielders, and I have them ranked. The names are probably listed alphabetically, but just click on ‘rank’ to order them as I have them ranked. I project the five standard roto categories as well as on-base percentage and

Behind the pay wall you’ll find my projections for my top 27 shortstops. I project the five standard roto categories as well as on-base percentage and slugging percentage (along with OPS). When I’m done projecting all the positions (hopefully by the first of March), I’ll run those through the Zach Sanders

Behind the pay wall you’ll find my projections for my top 26 third basemen. I project the five standard roto categories as well as on-base percentage and slugging percentage (along with OPS). When I’m done projecting all the positions (hopefully by the first of March), I’ll run those through the Zach

Behind the pay wall you’ll find my projections for my top 27 second basemen. I project the five standard roto categories as well as on-base percentage and slugging percentage (along with OPS). When I’m done projecting all the positions (hopefully by the first of March), I’ll run those through the Zach