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Friday, February 10
by Kevin Goldstein
The 2011 world champs have a much-improved farm system.
by Max Marchi
A comprehensive look at catcher defense by BP's latest addition reveals that the Rays may be getting plenty of bang for their buck from their new backstop.
by Jay Jaffe
Which men of misery prevented their teams from escaping the murky waters of suckitude?
by Steven Goldman
In the early 1960s, Baseball feared the rising number of Latinos in the game, but in this area, at least, the game has been a positive example for tolerance.
by Nate Silver
Nate wonders about an overflow effect in two-team markets and finds some surprising results.
by Jason Collette
A look at how drafters are treating Gavin Floyd and why he might be a fantasy bargain this season
by Larry Granillo
A St. Louis fan is fined $500 for committing a most heinous act.
by Daniel Rathman
Dan Duquette's experience in the international markets makes his recent fiasco look even worse.
Thursday, February 9
by Bradford Doolittle
The Cubs finished fifth last season, and the White Sox finished third, but the moods of their respective fan bases don't mirror their showings in the standings
by Jason Parks
Addison Reed is joined by the cast of Real Genius, who collectively probably have a higher upside than Chicago's actual system.
by John Perrotto
Soliciting scouts' takes on the four remaining free agents who made significant contributions to their teams last season.
by Derek Carty
The introduction of the swingman role to Tout Wars presents an interesting set of scenarios.
Wednesday, February 8
by Colin Wyers
The 2012 PECOTA projections are here, and Colin Wyers explains why looking further into the past makes PECOTA more accurate in predicting the future.
by Steven Goldman
The makers and promoters of the patronizing "Baseball Boyfriends" app have an appreciation of women and baseball that apparently froze in the 1950s. Donna Reed is dead—long live the female stathead.
by Jay Jaffe
How have teams fared when they have a dramatic increase in payroll over the previous season?
by Adam Sobsey
Reassessing the minor-league (and movie) myth.
by Michael Bates
We use expert boyfriend criteria to pare down the list of possible Baseball Boyfriends and arrive at the only possible selection.
by Dave Pease
We're rolling out BP Fantasy today. Here's the latest. Post to be updated as things change.
by Jason Collette
A look at early drafts, playing in multiple leagues, and employing various strategies in fantasy leagues
by Daniel Rathman
The A's future may be up in the air, but the leadership at the helm of the ship is not.
Tuesday, February 7
by Kevin Goldstein
Atlanta's system has several high-caliber pitchers but few hitters to match their upside.
by Jason Parks
Things you didn't know about Francisco Lindor: he can fly, heal the sick, and turn rocks into seven-layer cake.
by R.J. Anderson
The O's and Rockies swap starters and a whole lot of former prospects find new homes
Baseball Prospectus
In advance of PECOTA's arrival, we'll be looking at the pitfalls of relying upon sample sizes that are too small
by Aaron Gleeman
Four years after the Twins and Mets pulled off a blockbuster, almost no one involved is still standing.
by Maury Brown
A look at why salary arbitration is an important and overlooked part of the off-season and which players and teams are involved this year
by Corey Dawkins and Rebecca Glass
We take a look at some of the most injury-prone players over the past decade, starting with Chris Snelling.
by R.J. Anderson
A look at whether a two-strike hitting skill exists.
by Larry Granillo
A look at a 1950 pinball-style baseball game.
by Daniel Rathman
The Mets' decision to revoke Howard Megdal's press credentials is yet another worrisome misstep for the franchise.
Monday, February 6
by Jay Jaffe
Does history give any clues as to how the Mets will perform with a lower payroll?
by Steven Goldman
The relief locusts have overrun the pinch-hitters' habitat.
by Geoff Young
While it may be easy to root for certain ballplayers, we have to be open to honest assessments of their abilities.
by R.J. Anderson
Edwin Jackson settles for a one-year deal, Casey Kotchman lands in Cleveland, and Todd Coffey joins the Dodger bullpen
by Derek Carty
Counting on a player to transition from teeny bopper to Bash Brother at age 27 isn't a good fantasy strategy.
by Ken Funck
Voting results for The Hall Of Famously Weak Arguments are in.
by Daniel Rathman
Will more players follow Brad Penny's lead in playing overseas for more money?
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