Today, I'm going to talk a bit bout 2008 fantasy baseball sleepers and deep sleepers. A good fantasy baseball manager enters a draft with list of players they have deemed to be undervalued or primed for a breakout and will target said players. The key is to not overvalue your sleepers, but there's a fine line between where you value your sleepers and where the rest of your league does. If some over-excited fanboy takes Rickie Weeks in the third round of your draft, don't sweat it, the value he had is diminished because he has to produce like a third-rounder just to break even.
Rotogods Unbeatable Rules of Fantasy Baseball: Find players that you believe will be undervalued by the rest of the league, or overlooked (sleepers) and take them at a value spot. Do not fall in love and overvalue a sleeper because that defeats the point.
I will run through a short list of sleepers and deep sleepers for those who play in deeper, more advanced mixed leagues and why I like their chances in 2008.
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Rotogods Unbeatable Rules of Fantasy Baseball: Find players that you believe will be undervalued by the rest of the league, or overlooked (sleepers) and take them at a value spot. Do not fall in love and overvalue a sleeper because that defeats the point.
I will run through a short list of sleepers and deep sleepers for those who play in deeper, more advanced mixed leagues and why I like their chances in 2008.
More...
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