Finding stolen bases is a thankless task every year for fantasy owners and this year it could be even tougher as owners overpay for the few Judys who can swipe 20+ bases.

[free] A reader recounts his successful implementation of the Mayberry method and shares lessons learned.

[free] A reader recounts his successful implementation of the Mayberry method and shares lessons learned.

[free] A reader recounts his successful implementation of the Mayberry method and shares lessons learned.

The 2012 BaseballHQ.com projections are graded on a curve for 5x5 H2H leagues.

[free] The NFBC's Average Draft Position list could be the road map to your success in 2012. Check out the NFBC's Top 100 here:

[FREE] One of the hardest chores of putting together a winning fantasy baseball team is finding two serviceable—not good, but serviceable—catchers. Every year we all curse the Founding Fathers of Rotisserie Baseball for creating a game that requires you to not only carry, but start two catchers for the entire season. Damn you Daniel Okrent! Damn you Glenn Waggoner! Why, oh why, did you have to add that wrinkle to this challenging pastime of ours?

[FREE] Let’s concentrate on some of the top stars who failed to meet expectations last year because of injuries and are now major question marks heading into this year’s drafts. Let’s see where they are going right now in NFBC pay leagues and slice the crap from the player notes.

Our complete history of Major League Equivalency data

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While many of us sports fans were enjoying the NFL playoffs these last few weeks, the MLB Hot Stove League turned up the heat recently with a couple signings, a big trade and an international free-agent. All of this is well and good for Major League Baseball, but more importantly, how do these moves impact fantasy baseball (and NFBC) owners?