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Tristan H. Cockcroft lists 20 players for 2013 he really likes -- at least compared to the general consensus.

Juan Uribe broke out of a long slump with a homer and four RBIs, Chris Capuano pitched seven solid innings against his former team and the Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the staggering New York Mets 8-5 on Saturday.

I went into the 2012 season thinking Tampa Bay Rays right-hander James Shields was about as safe as could be for fantasy owners and left-hander Matt Moore was a breakout star capable of taking home top rookie pitcher honors. Instead, these guys enter...

Blog | July 13, 2012

Eric Karabell seeks out some upcoming pitching sleepers and busts based on their projected schedule for the next four weeks.

Blog | Conversation | July 13, 2012

Mets-Rays Preview

ESPN's fantasy experts offer up their sleepers and busts for the 2012 fantasy baseball season.

It's too early to call Jason Bay another Mets bust. But the clock is ticking.

Spring training is actually quite refreshing. It signifies the return of baseball and reminds us that summer is around the corner. For baseball fans it's ex-lax for the brain. A relief like no other. Finally, we get a much-awaited wave of baseball ne...

Keith Law breaks down the 3B market for 2010 free agency.

Story | Conversation | November 13, 2010

Ike Davis is a lot like John Olerud -- a comparison that suits the ex-Met just fine.

Tristan H. Cockcroft lists the top fantasy All-Stars and busts from the first half of the 2010 season plus players poised to break out in the second half.

It's safe to say that the first half of the season was filled with crazy injuries, nutty box-score lines and a fair share of no-hitters.

If Stephen Strasburg had started his career in the majors and had piled up a 5-0 record with a 2.22 ERA by this point, they'd already be carving his bust for Cooperstown. But Mike Leake is the one who's done just that -- ever so quietly.

Blog | Conversation | June 06, 2010

Jose Bautista used to foul off more balls than anybody, the product of a slow bat that would always get started too late. Since the point when he simply turned his swing clock back, he's hit home runs at a faster pace than any player in baseball.

Blog | Conversation | May 24, 2010

Dan Szymborski of Baseball Think Factory explains why David Wright will have a breakout year and J.A. Happ will have a disappointing one.

Story | Conversation | February 10, 2010

Few topics in baseball are as scrutinized, or mind-boggling, as the performance of young pitchers. ESPN Insider's Matt Meyers sat down with the Baseball Prospectus team to unravel the mysteries of a few young arms.

Story | Conversation | August 14, 2009