The shortstop position features good players and some good values throughout the draft. It's a very deep position, and in particular, a great place to find stolen bases.
Alex Bregman looks to carry over his strong second half into 2018, Khristopher Davis continues with consistent power, and Bradley Zimmer will look for chances to use his speed on the bases. Brad Peacock and Blake Snell will try to build on their success.
Kicking off the pre-season with our annual comparison of the market values and BaseballHQ.com projections for a group of players that fantasy GMs generally wish they didn't have to draft.
Travis Shaw enjoyed a breakout season in 2017, batting .273 with 31 HR and 10 SB. What might 2018 have in store? Plus Manuel Margot, Tanner Roark, Kurt Suzuki, and German Marquez.
Can Joey Gallo become less of a batting average drag without sacrificing his prodigious power? Plus Felix Hernandez, Miguel Sano, Ken Giles and Delino DeShields Jr.
Carlos Carrasco enters the 2018 season as a fantasy ace with health risks, and Yonder Alonso and Stephen Piscotty will look for success with new teams.
Jake Lamb once again started strong before fading in the 2H. What can we expect in 2018? Plus Carlos Martinez, Jose Peraza, Anthony Swarzak, and Stephen Vogt.
The shortstop position features good players and some good values throughout the draft. It's a very deep position, and in particular, a great place to find stolen bases.
Alex Bregman looks to carry over his strong second half into 2018, Khristopher Davis continues with consistent power, and Bradley Zimmer will look for chances to use his speed on the bases. Brad Peacock and Blake Snell will try to build on their success.
Kicking off the pre-season with our annual comparison of the market values and BaseballHQ.com projections for a group of players that fantasy GMs generally wish they didn't have to draft.
Travis Shaw enjoyed a breakout season in 2017, batting .273 with 31 HR and 10 SB. What might 2018 have in store? Plus Manuel Margot, Tanner Roark, Kurt Suzuki, and German Marquez.
Can Joey Gallo become less of a batting average drag without sacrificing his prodigious power? Plus Felix Hernandez, Miguel Sano, Ken Giles and Delino DeShields Jr.
Carlos Carrasco enters the 2018 season as a fantasy ace with health risks, and Yonder Alonso and Stephen Piscotty will look for success with new teams.
Jake Lamb once again started strong before fading in the 2H. What can we expect in 2018? Plus Carlos Martinez, Jose Peraza, Anthony Swarzak, and Stephen Vogt.