Baseball fans from the distant past brought a different kind of hope to Spring Training. With the rapid increase of free agency and international scouting, teams have a great deal more upward mobility than they used to. Sign a few key free agents and your team suddenly could vault themselves

Brett Talley of TheFantasyFix.com joins Alan Harrison on episode 11 to discuss the site’s starting pitcher rankings and draft/auction strategy. The guys share some thoughts on the chalk arms like Stephen Strasburg, Gerrit Cole and Zack Greinke then venture off to discuss the likes of Jeff Samardzija, Masahiro Tanaka and Shelby Miller.

The team at TheFantasyFix.com collaborated their efforts to rank short stops for the 2016 fantasy baseball season. Below you will see each writer’s ranks. Alan and Mick also discussed the rankings on a recent podcast that you can find here. As always, if you have any questions, please feel free to leave

Hope springs eternal for most baseball fans. March is the time of year when most fans can picture their team making it all the way to October. Fewer fans may be able to picture their team hoisting up the trophy, but you can’t get there if you can’t get to

To see the intro to this series check out five undervalued outfielders in the top 40 Dexter Fowler – Fantasy Pros Rank: 43 – My Rank: 37 I’ve always been a fan of Fowler, so of course I’m going to be higher on him than average after his best season

The final big free agent position player came off the board on Sunday when the Chicago White Sox signed Austin Jackson to a one year, five million dollar contract. The signing completed a saga that lasted the entire offseason and well into Spring Training. Like with the other holdouts (Ian

The great folks at Fantasy Pros gather many fantasy analysts’ rankings and put them together to make a nice little cheat sheet for us to use. This helps eliminate crazy default rankings at one of the main fantasy sites and gives you a little clearer picture of where players are

For those that watch baseball religiously, a lot has been made of the so-called five tools that scouts look to when evaluating players. While fielding and throwing are important, they typically don’t matter to fantasy players. Most fantasy players focus on the other three tools: hitting, hitting for power, and

Ben Duronio of TheFantasyFix.com and RotoGraphs joins Alan Harrison on episode 10 to discuss the Atlanta Braves outlook for 2016. Ben, formerly of TalkingChop, shares his thoughts on the Braves’ projected lineup, rotation and bullpen. Ben and Alan then discuss the state of the Braves’ farm system that is currently ranked among one

Mike Gianella of Baseball Prospectus joins Alan on episode nine to discuss his incredible 2015 run that resulted in both NL-Only Tout Wars and Mixed LABR (along with Brett Sayre) Championships. Mike sheds some light on his draft preparation, in-season management and the players that lead him to victory in each