At RotoWire, that's the gift that we give each one of our subscribers: a better shot at feeling like a champ. We could go on and on about all the features we provide (rankings, projections, cheat sheets, one-on-one expert Q&A, etc), but the only thing that matters is that we will give you a much better shot at glory this season.
These are our custom fantasy rankings for 2018 with full projections for each player. If you're looking for a sortable list of the best players to draft, this is it.
If your league holds an auction draft, it can be hard to know how much to bid for each player. Our auction values solve that problem by providing dollar values to guide you.
Cheat sheets are a great way to see the whole picture quickly during your draft. These compact rankings are a great way to feel in control in the middle of a fast-paced draft.
Rookies and minor-leaguers are some of the best opportunities to grab some surplus value during your draft. Our prospect coverage will give you an advantage over the competition.
Our expert question and answer service essentially gives you personal access to your own team of fantasy baseball experts when you need them most. If you need help, just ask us.
Finding hidden gems can be the difference between landing in the middle of the pack and winning your league.
RotoWire's Fantasy Baseball Draft Software allows you to input the results of your draft as it happens and make adjustments to your strategy on the fly. All of the RotoWire projections are included and automatically updated throughout the pre-season in a downloadable application you can take to your draft.
Combine the power of our custom rankings tool with the depth of analysis you'll find in our 2018 player outlooks and you'll definitely be ahead of the game.
Breaking the players into tiers by their value can be an interesting way to attack your draft and our tiered auction values tool is a great way to do that.
Staying constantly updated on the latest news is an important part of being a good fantasy player and our fantasy baseball player news and analysis is the class of the industry.
Drafting the right closers at the beginning of the year can save you a lot of waiver wire scrambling later on. With our closer news, you'll always be a step ahead when chasing saves.
A great player will do your team no good if he's buried on the depth chart. That's why staying informed about where each player is slotted on their team's depth chart is vital.
If you want to know when pitchers are scheduled to pitch next, look here first.
We post news at an insanely fast rate and you can customize it to fit your team.
MLB lineups can fluctuate on a daily basis. That's why we post each team's lineup every day during the season.
A player's spot in the batting order can have a substantial impact on their potential production.
We display a wide range of stats for every MLB player that you can browse through whenever you'd like.
Latest Fantasy Baseball Articles
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Positional Eligibility: 2018 Games Played By PositionDerek VanRiper provides a comprehensive list of positional appearances and notes about eligibility changes.
RotoWire Fantasy Baseball Columns
We put out a wide variety of content throughout preseason, the regular season, playoffs, and the offseason. These are the fantasy baseball columns you can expect to read on regular basis throughout the season:
Jason Collette's fantasy baseball analysis.
Hot/cold players in the minors.
Keeper/dynasty league strategy and tactics.
Expert baseball injury analysis.
Hot/cold baseball players weekly.
Jeff Zimmerman's column with advanced metrics.
Weekly look at AL free agent pickups.
Examining hot-button pitchers.
Pitcher rankings for each week of the season.
Weekly look at NL free agent pickups.
David Regan's weekly MLB analysis.
Hitter rankings for each week of the season.
James Anderson highlights top fantasy prospects.
Jeff Erickson's look around the league.
Derek VanRiper's thoughts on the latest news.
Rankings By Position
Find out where Buster Posey, Salvador Perez, Jonathan Lucroy, Gary Sanchez and other catchers are ranked going into your fantasy draft.
Find out where Paul Goldschmidt, Joey Votto, Miguel Cabrera, Chris Davis and other first basemen are ranked going into your fantasy draft.
Find out where Dee Gordon, Jason Kipnis, Robinson Cano, Jose Altuve and other second basemen are ranked going into your fantasy draft.
Find out where Carlos Correa, Corey Seager, Francisco Lindor, Xander Bogaerts and other shortstops are ranked going into your fantasy draft.
Find out where Nolan Arenado, Manny Machado, Kris Bryant and other third basemen are ranked going into your fantasy draft.
Find out where A.J. Pollock, Mike Trout, Bryce Harper, Mookie Betts and other outfielders are ranked going into your fantasy draft.
Find out where Chris Sale, Clayton Kershaw, Cory Kluber, David Price and other starting pitchers are ranked going into your fantasy draft.
Find out where Wade Davis, Zach Britton, Craig Kimbrel, Kenley Jansen and other relievers are ranked going into your fantasy draft.
Draft Strategy Advice
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