Who should you be bidding on after the spring training fallout? Jan Levine has the answers.
Matt Thornton appears to have won the White Sox closer job, and RotoWire's Eric Nehs believes that Thornton will keep the job all season.
Cy Young winner Clayton Kershaw tops the list of the inaugural Value Meter.
Ray Flowers landed B.J. Upton as his most expensive hitter in the Tout Wars Mixed League draft.
Hanley Ramirez is moving up everyone's draft board, seemingly.
Joakim Soria's season-ending injury has opened the door for a new closer in K.C., but who will win the job as Opening Day draws near?
Matt Thornton looks to have the edge in a three-way battle for saves on the South Side. Where else can fantasy owners find saves on the cheap?
Both Liss and Erickson regret not having Yu Darvish on a single roster
Mike Adams has been one of the best pitchers in baseball over the last few years, but he's passed over in standard leagues because he doesn't pick up saves. Not in my drafts.
Although the young pitching hasn't arrived yet, the Royals are clearly on the rise with a very good nucleus of talent.
Bogfella is skeptical about Francisco Liriano's spring training rebirth.
A player like Michael Bourn can frequently be devalued in salary cap games.
Jeff Erickson was able to buy Adrian Gonzalez for $33 in Saturday's AL Tout Wars auction.
Grady Sizemore was once among the elite, but Jeff Stotts won't be touching him this year.
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