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By Jon Williams | @bigjonwilliams Originally written for Big Leagues Magazine Before the start of the 2013 season. The worst thing you c...

I blatantly stole these questions from the 2012 Fantasy Baseball Index magazine's expert poll. Join in the fun by providing your own ans...

As Fantasy Preparation starts to kick into overdrive, I thought it might be helpful to put together a collection of some of this site's...

I received this e-mail recently: Hey Jon I'm being thrown headfirst into the deep end. Having never been in over a 12 team league I dr...

The LIMA (Low Investment Mound Aces) Plan became extremely popular for a while. However, it soon became a less effective strategy for some ...

Stars and Scrubs is a strategy that a lot of owners use. Essentially an owner will use his available budget to acquire as many star level pl...

Ron Shandler recently wrote a couple of articles devoted to uncovering the formula for consistent success in Fantasy Baseball. He broke fan...

There is more to being a Champion than having a good draft or making killer trades. They obviously help but if you really want to win you ne...

Sometimes I wonder why the Yankees (and every other big market team) have to see things fail before they make the moves that seem so obvious...

I have received this question so often that I feel it is time to write a post about it: What is the best strategy to follow in Auction Keepe...

Diamond Draft - The Official Draft Software of Advanced Fantasy Baseball I first received the Diamond Draft software a few months ago. Rot...

Few aspects of fantasy baseball have created as much controversy and discussion as anti-dumping rules. Fantasy team owners take advantage ...

Every season owners in keeper leagues spend weeks if not much longer agonizing over which players on their rosters should be kept. Should th...

If I preach about anything on this blog one of them is putting things into the proper context. David Golebiewski at Fangraph.com has posted ...