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Brett Anderson has been given the label of fantasy sleeper for the 2010 season. By the time your draft rolls around he may no longer be a value pick, but I think he’s still underrated according to ESPN’s rankings.
Last year Anderson had a very nice season, with a decent ERA, WHIP, and Ks. His FIP [...]

It’s been a while since I’ve written about fantasy baseball and the season is closing quickly. Last year I touched on some underrated players and I plan to get a few in before the start of the 2010 season as well.
First up is the Yankees newly acquired Curtis Granderson. He’s currently a sixth round pick [...]

Last year Hunter Pence was widely considered a flop. After posting monstrous numbers in his 2007 debut expectations were sky high. This year expectations are much more tempered due mostly to what was conceived as a disappointing season. Pence is currently ranked the 25th OF overall and the 76th overall player by ESPN. His current [...]

Halladay is obviously one of the top 10 fantasy starters in baseball, and more people agree top 5. By claiming that Halladay is underrated probably sounds ridiculous, but until I see more people claiming Halladay is the top pitcher in fantasy baseball I don’t believe justice is being served. For the most part starting pitchers [...]

For as much hype as Jay Bruce has received in the last 12 months, many people will have a hard time believeing that he is somehow undervalued. However, I believe Bruce is currently a bargain. When Jay Bruce arrived on the seen last year he exploded for several weeks, putting up monster numbers and stealing [...]

Much has been made recently about the discovery that Vladimir Guerrero is actually 34 years old instead of 33. That on top of a decline in his performance in 2008 has his draft value at an all-time low. Guerrero is undoubtedly one of the top 5 right handed hitters of the last decade. That being [...]

Chris Davis is the #3 3B eligible player in fantasy baseball. The competition includes Evan Longoria, Aramis Ramirez, Kevin Youkilis, and Chipper Jones, and Davis narrowly beats the field.