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RANKINGS
Top 25: From Adrian to CarGo to Tulo to Trout, these are the best of the best.
Top 25 SPs: You can guess No. 1, but can you guess No. 14? Or 15? Or…
Catcher: Two players in our top five will rarely play catcher this year. Perhaps that’s why we like them so much.
First base: Perennial first-rounders Prince Fielder and Joey Votto barely crack our top 10 this season.
Second base: Jose Altuve at five? Dustin Pedroia at 11? This is a tough spot to handicap.
Third base: One more year in the sun for Miguel Cabrera atop this suddenly deep position.
Shortstop: This position gets real thin, real fast.
Outfield: The top five is exactly who you think it is. After that, the fun begins.
Starting pitcher: Spoiler alert: Phil Hughes is No. 42.
Relief pitcher: Our No. 4 closer has one career save.
RANKINGS “TRUE TIERS”
Catcher: Buster Posey is in a class by himself, but how do the rest of the backstops shake out?
First base: Lots of players in the “Building Blocks” tier at first base.
Second base: We don’t think there’s much difference between Jose Altuve and Dee Gordon.
Third base: What’s the difference between Evan Longoria and Manny Machado? We have the answer!
Shortstop: There are some subtle but very important differences between this year’s crop of shortstops.
Outfield: No matter what category you’re looking for, there’s an OF for you – in virtually any round.
PREVIEWS
Catcher: Cheap power, bounce-back candidates, potential breakouts.
First Base: Power trends, “legitimate starters in 12-team leagues”, big names returning from injury.
Second base: Out-of-position 2Bs, figuring out the value of Jose Altuve and Dee Gordon.
Third base: Scouting reports on everyone from Kris Bryant to Josh Harrison to Alex Rodriguez.
Shortstop: Specialists, Tulo vs. Hanley, lack of depth.
Outfield: Trout vs. Stanton, high-percentage basestealers, what to do with the Rockies outfield.
Starting pitcher: “Devaluing strikeouts,” pitchers who normally outpitch their peripherals, “unlucky” SPs.
Relief pitcher: Finding the “next Sean Doolittle or Jake McGee,” Chapman vs. Kimbrel vs. Holland, “uh-oh” stats.
PROSPECTS
Top 50 prospects: You can guess the top three, but you might not know much about some of the rest. Learn their names now.
Top prospects to draft: These players could make an impact on fantasy leagues as early as opening day.
Top prospects to stash: You’ll probably see these guys at some point this year – and they’ll probably help one owner win your league.
Top keepers for 2016: Dynasty leaguers will want to take note of these promising youngsters.
Most overrated prospects: Not familiar with these names? Let’s keep it that way.
Foreign imports: Get to know the top prospects from across the border.
SLEEPERS
30 teams, 30 sleepers: One from every team – even the Phillies!
Bounce-back candidates: The best candidates to rebound from poor 2014 seasons.
Saves sleepers: These guys aren’t closing … yet.
SB sleepers: Cheap speed!
Tommy John returners: Find out when these injured pitchers are set to get back on the mound.
Deep-league pitchers: Some of these guys you know, others you almost certainly don’t.
Late-round hitters: Remember Jesus Montero? How about Justin Smoak? They’re on the list.
Over/Underrated: Some we like but don’t love; others you don’t like but should love.
MOCK DRAFTS
Experts Dynasty Draft: Rounds 1 and 2
Experts Draft 1.0: Rounds 1 and 2 from our first mock draft.
Experts Draft 2.0: Even among the top players, there has been movement in Rounds 1 and 2.
Latest ADP data: From No. 1 to No. 375.7
Mock Draft Simulator: Hone your draft strategy in seconds!
EXPERT PICKS
Pinkerton’s picks: Edwin Encarnacion, Jorge Soler and Matt Harvey are just a few who find themselves on this list.
Lutovsky’s picks: Felix Hernandez, Danny Salazar, and Prince Fielder, among others, all get shoutouts.
FEATURES
Farewell to Arms, Part I: How high is too high for Clayton Kershaw?
Farewell to Arms, Part II: Tommy John recovery trends and warning signs.
Farewell to Arms, Part III: Pitchers set to return in 2015.
Auction tips: The strategies and pitfalls of a fantasy baseball auction draft.
One-year wonders?: Can players such as Jake Arrieta and Josh Harrison repeat their stellar 2014 campaigns?
Make-or-break seasons: Can former fantasy studs like Tim Lincecum turn their careers around in 2015?
Ballpark power rankings: Find out which parks can help or hurt your players the most.
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