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Closer Report: Regular Season

Thursday, October 7th, 2010
by Nick Sero.

Wagner finished his last regular season (supposedly) better than any other!

The season is in the books and some of us are cheering and others steaming over our final standings in our fantasy baseball leagues. It’s never too early to get ready for next season’s draft, however, so check out our final Closer Report for the entire 2010 season.

The list you see below is only a list of closers that had a minimum of 25 save opportunities, sorry Hong Chih-Kuo fans!

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Billy Wagner (Braves): Wagner has been one of the most productive and consistent closers in fantasy baseball. I say fantasy baseball because Wagner found himself with the second most blown saves in baseball. Wagner is the season’s (more…)

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Top 5 Weekly Fantasy Matchups (October 4th)

Monday, October 4th, 2010
by Ethan Norof.

Crawford is a very special player.

With a thin pool of players and the rivalry of competition heating up, it only makes sense to take a look at these rankings from FBS as they’ll be sure to ensure your postseason fantasy success.

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1.Carl Crawford, OF TB: .307 AVG, 19 HR, 90 RBI, 110 R, 47 SB

Numbers speak for themselves, and the soon-to-be free agent will soon be collecting big money with his monster finish to the regular season. (more…)

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Fantasy Baseball Power Rankings (October 4th)

Monday, October 4th, 2010
by Alex Adamowsky.

Price and the Rays finished the regular season with the best record in the AL.

These rankings are based on a 300 point system, 150 for offensive production and 150 for pitching production. 30 points (1 point for each team) is the most points any team can receive in a given category. For instance, if the Rays lead the league in HR’s they will get 30 points for that category.

The 5 offensive categories used:

HR’s, RBI, Runs, Average, and SB’s

The 5 pitching categories used:

Wins, Saves, WHIP, ERA, and K’s

Fantasy Power Rankings Chart (more…)

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Fantasy Baseball News (October 3rd)

Sunday, October 3rd, 2010
by Matt Piccicuto.

Scherzer is a top flight option.

With the fantasy baseball season coming to a close, this is the most ideal time to get an early jump on your research for next year.  Many leagues are won and lost by the decisions made months before the draft takes place.  Take a look at these guys listed below and have them on your fantasy baseball draft boards entering 2011. (more…)

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Fantasy Baseball Waiver Wire (September 30th)

Thursday, September 30th, 2010
by Nick Sero.

This kid carries enormous potential.

If your team is in need of a boost, we suggest taking a gander at the fantasy baseball waiver wire pickups listed below. These guys are absolutely on fire and are available in most standard leagues. Don’t wait too long as these fantasy baseball sleepers are bound to be snatched up by week’s end.

Pedro Alvarez, PIT, 3B (30): The reigning NL Player of The Week is available in the majority of fantasy baseball leagues despite notching a disgusting 14 RBI this past week. (more…)

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