Welcome to the first installment of the 52 Pick-Up for the fantasy baseball season. This is the list of top 52 players that I would draft today in a 5×5 rotisserie format, and should be updated every seven to fourteen days. Why rank 52 players? Because as Mr. 52 Pick-Up,

Many people define sleepers as players who are getting selected much later than the value that player possesses. By all accounts this is true. To me, however, sleepers are also players who can be of great value and are not selected. After participating in several mock drafts, here are some

Royals first base prospect Eric Hosmer has imaginations running wild early in March. In 13 at bats this spring he has six hits, two monumental blasts (including a grand slam) and six RBI. This is not foreign territory for the 6'4 230-pounder who tore up the Carolina and Texas league's last year

A bunch of new additions have me thinking that the Orioles could be a fun team to watch this year.  Mark Reynolds, Derek Lee, Vlad Guerrero and J.J. Hardy bring the potential for some major fireworks providing they stay healthy. Realistically these four could hit 130 home runs between the

Veterans Mike Bibby and Troy Murphy have joined a pair of the Eastern Conference’s elite when the veteran duo accepted buyouts and signed on with the Miami Heat and Boston Celtics respectively. Both players will have immediate opportunities to covet a title but the opportunity will came at a steep price. Bibby was dealt

The late winter air is ripe with optimism as spring training games commence under the warm southern sun and fans speculate the fates of their team’s stars. But often it’s not the stars who are the catalysts behind their team’s early season success but instead it’s the sleepers, the dark-horses,

Previously The Fantasy Fix reviewed and gave projections for the 2011 Red Sox rotation. Now its time to dive-in and analyze the Fenway Fearsome positional players. Don’t forget to check out our 2011 Fantasy Baseball Draft Kit Mixed League Rotisserie Auction Values in Parentheses CATCHER: Jarrod Saltalamacchia ($4) – Salty

Numbers.  Fantasy Baseball is defined by them.  Standard 5×5 leagues use ten of them.  These ten numbers are probably the most important numbers you will think about from March to September.  But should they be?  Fantasy Baseball has come quite a ways in the last few years.  Nowadays sabermetrics have

The top of the Rangers 2011 pitching rotation has a glaring absence: No Cliff Lee.  And, unfortunately for the Rangers, the best fantasy pitcher on the team just might be their reliever Neftali Feliz.  The Rangers came out of nowhere last year to storm to the World Series.  2010 was

Previously The Fantasy Fix reviewed and gave projections for the 2011 Yankees rotation. Now its time to dive-in and analyze the Pinstripes positional players. Mixed League Rotisserie Auction Values in Parentheses CATCHER: Russell Martin ($7)– Early season speculation had youngster Jesus Montero pegged as the 2011 opening day starter but it looks