Screaming Sports' Tommy D breaks out another edition of MLB Sleepers and runs down a quick list of potential needles (in a haystack - get it?) for the upcoming week. So, who could surprise some unsuspecting opponents this week? Only one way to find out ... click it.
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Screaming Sports' Billy Smith checks in on some of the mega-hyped offseason stars, as well as the not-so-hyped offseason stars. Who is living up to it? Who isn't? And who is coming out of left field? Billy has all of those answers for you.
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Not quite like Waiver Wire, this piece examines potentially available players that focus on a specific category. If you need some power, we have a suggestion. If you need some speed, we have a suggestion. If you need some K's, we have a suggestion. Unfortunately, these players will not help   more...
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Screaming Sports' Phil Yoon breaks out the MLB Waiver Wire and runs downs a list of five potential fantasy studs. If you're looking for that extra edge this week and beyond, then this gem is for you.
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The fantasy season ends Sunday, folks.If you're in contention, congratulations, and keep a close eye on that free agent pool if your league uses daily transactions. And now, for the final time in 2008 a€" God, I'm getting emotional just typing this a€" it's "The Lower Half."
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"In fantasy baseball, the ripe old age when potential turns to production and boys become men is 27, the beginning of a player's prime time and the point when a breakout season is most likely to occur."Tony Finn of SI breaks down the players who will benefit in their year 27 campaigns and those who   more...
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Who better to give you the scoop on the upcoming fantasy season than a troubled fast food icon? Our favorite Realm of Red subject sits down and give us in depth analysis on first base.
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The most undervalued positional players in the AL East, including Ryan Shealy, Justin Kubel, Andy Marte, Esteban German, Curtis Granderson, and others.
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Here are the rankings of the first basemen in the AL Central.
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With the Gil Meche signing, Dotel signing, and superprospects Alex Gordon and Luke Hochevar coming up, the Royals may be able to steal a few games from some teams. Add to the mix, the possibility of Zach Greinke coming back midseason or winning a spot out of spring training (who posted a sub 4 era   more...
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The Colorado Rockies have acquired left-hander Jeremy Affeldt and right-hander Denny Bautista from the Kansas City Royals for infielder Ryan Shealy and right-hander Scott Dohmann. Looks like Shealy might finally get some regular ABs...he could turn out to be the next Travis Hafner

The key question heading into 2008 is will Dayton Moore and Trey Hillman continue to be patient and allow the young players to play through their mistakes as they improve. My fear is they will sacrifice building for the future in an attempt to make a run at a .500 record in 2008. I would love for   more...
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Year by year projection for Ryan Shealy by draft guru John Sickels. It looks like he's predicting a 2008 breakout for the big Royals first baseman.
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The Royals won't be any good next year, but they might finally have some building blocks to work with. Ryan Shealy should hold down first base after his impressive debut with the royals since being traded from Colorado. While he's been good throughout (.311 AVG), tonight may have been his best   more...