Brian Entrekin

Most players start having some holes in their game as drafts go on. They may hit for power but no speed. Some may run but hit for a poor average. Players go from five-category players to four-category players to two, … read more »

When drafting fantasy baseball teams, there is a time and a place to take risks. Most like to take some floor players early in drafts and then target ceiling players as the draft goes on. Most high-risk/high-reward players are found … read more »

Whether daily move leagues or weekly lineup lock leagues, multi-position players are valuable for your team. These players are great in daily leagues as they allow you to maximize at-bats every day. In weekly leagues, they will enable you to … read more »

As we ramp up the fantasy baseball draft season, the time for a fantasy baseball mock draft is now. Most take part in mock drafts to determine the best potential plan of attack to achieve the best draft results. Of … read more »

Stolen bases is a category that has become more prevalent in recent years due to rule changes that favor steals. More teams are willing to take risks on the base paths to enhance some run-producing chances with these new rules. … read more »

Home runs is a category that can get away from a fantasy manager in drafts. There are some elite power options early, but if you miss on those bats, you’ll have to make up for the miss later. A fantasy … read more »

As we ramp up the fantasy baseball draft season, now is the time for a fantasy baseball mock draft. Most take part in mock drafts to determine the best potential plan of attack to achieve the best draft results. Of … read more »

We’ve gone over a few different types of leagues in our preseason primers. We’ll continue comparing separate formats as we continue our pre-draft coverage at FantasyPros. Next is a comparison of two formats that are among the most popular for … read more »