Have you ever wished for a head-to-head format that minimizes luck and rewards actual performance? Look no further than the Equalizer Format.

Jurickson Profar struggled in 2013. But he heads a list of 2B names that have a shot at producing double-digit earnings in 2014 or beyond.

In the middle of the pitching craze, hurlers are going even earlier in the early NFBC drafts. Should we just follow along?

Jon Singleton is one of a few names with at least some 2014 potential and big longer-term upside. A look at growth-age 1B possibilities that may be available in your keeper league.

The third annual Roto500 league started with some key rule modifications last spring and came down to the wire with the results from 163rd “regular” season play-in game. Let's review how the modified format played out and what further changes might accomplish.

An look at early NFBC trends for 2014.

It's a particularly tough off-season to identify sleepers that could patch up the catching hole on your keeper league team. But if you're willing to take a flyer, Hank Conger is one of a few interesting names entering 2014.

Recapping a roto veteran's first foray into Scoresheet. SPOILER: I didn't win.

This week we start planning for 2014, which includes checking in on the winter leagues—where Julio Teheran hinted at his 2013 breakthrough. Plus news and notes on player performances.

Some 2013 post-mortem analysis is a tad overdue, particularly for owners participating in active winter leagues. And the trends tell us to anticipate more pitching surprises like Hisashi Iwakuma in 2014.

With the season now behind us and our dreams of glory unfulfilled, it's time to take a look back and see where we went wrong.