1. Clayton Kershaw He had a rough spring, but you can already start making an argument that the 26-year old is among the all-time greats. Projected stats for 2014: W:18 S:0 K:241 ERA:2.12 WHIP:.98 For top fantasy first baseman click here. Second baseman here. Shortstops here. Third baseman
1. Mike Trout The scary thing is that he should be getting better. Projected stats for 2014: R:126 HR:32 BA:311 RBI:106 SB:34 For top fantasy first baseman click here. Second baseman here. Shortstops here. Third baseman here. Catchers here. Outfielders here. Starting pitchers here. Relief pitchers here. Sleepers here.
1. Buster Posey One of the harder catchers to project because of his move full time to first base. These stats may be a tad conservative. Projected stats for 2014: R:80 HR:19 BA:308 RBI:87 SB:1 For top fantasy first baseman click here. Second baseman here. Shortstops here. Third
1. Miguel Cabrera Miggy wins a triple crown in 2012 and is even better in 2013. And he’s still only 30. Projected stats for 2014: R:107 HR:43 BA:318 RBI:127 SB:3 For top fantasy first baseman click here. Second baseman here. Shortstops here. Third baseman here. Catchers here. Outfielders
1. Hanley Ramirez After two down seasons, Ramirez was the best player in the National League during the second half of 2013. Bet on him to keep it going. Projected stats for 2014: R:107 HR:27 BA:309 RBI:91 SB:23 For top fantasy first baseman click here. Second baseman
1.Robinson Cano Cano’s numbers should take a hit in Seattle, but he’s still the class of second base. Projected stats for 2014: R:88 HR:23 BA:302 RBI:98 SB:8 For top fantasy first baseman click here. Second baseman here. Shortstops here. Third baseman here. Catchers here. Outfielders here. Starting pitchers
1. Paul Goldschimdt Led the NL and homers and RBIs in 2013, and then there are all of those sneaky steals. Could explode. Projected stats for 2014: R:106 HR:37 BA:292 RBI:111 SB:16 For top fantasy first baseman click here. Second baseman here. Shortstops here. Third baseman here. Catchers here.
To win your fantasy baseball league, you’re going to need a few good sleeper picks. Here are ten under-the-radar players we expect to post better than expected fantasy numbers. Nolen Arenado 3B Colorado Rockies Arenado’s acrobatics in the field aren’t going to help your fantasy
Below is the baseball schedule for the Oregon Ducks, who haven’t been to a college World Series since making their only journey in 1954. In fact, the Ducks didn’t even play varsity level baseball between 1981 and 2008. However they returned to the PAC-12 with
Going into the off season, free agent pitcher Ervin Santana was looking for deal in the six year $100 million range. But after comparable right handers Matt Garza signed a four-year 50-million deal with the Milwaukee Brewers and Ubaldo Jimenez did four and fifty with the