Liss threw out Justin Morneau with the opening bid for $7 and (purposely) got crickets.
Brett Lawrie's Blue Jays were just one team to steal bases at a much higher clip in 2011.
Suddenly first base is looking a bit thin -- especially in the National League. Jason Collette looks at prospects capable of making an impact at the position beyond 2012 with the hope of saving money on second-tier options in future auctions and drafts.
How does Manny Ramirez look on the latest stop of his MLB tour? RotoWire's Resident Scout Bernie Pleskoff is in Arizona providing a firsthand account from the Cactus League.
Jeff Erickson didn't expect to have a team in either of the LABR leagues, but he walked away with an AL squad, one that included Alex Gordon. Check out the results here.
Where does Tim Lincecum rank ... on his own team? Dave Regan offers predictions and observations for 2012.
The Reds were aggressive this offseason, seeing this as their window of opportunity to compete.
Getting Ready for AL LABR
Even in seasons where he wasn't returning from injury, Adam Wainwright has been consistently undervalued.
Where does Ryan Braun rate now that his suspension has been lifted?
Bryce Harper tops Erik Siegrist's list of hitters under the age of 25 in terms of his economic upside.
Wade Davis' bid to land a Rays rotation spot is but one of many spring pitching battles around the league. Find out how it's all likely to shake out.
Greg Ambrosius digs deeper on the stolen bases category.