In an increasingly popular fantasy-baseball format, top closers aren’t worth nearly as much as you think they are.
The Red Sox bring an old but deep roster into the 2005 season, hoping to defend their title.
Introducing the Prospectus Hit List, our rundown of all the teams in the game, from one to 30.
Twelve fantasy experts, one room, and the whole American League to choose from. Jeff Erickson provides a post-mortem on his auction.
Baltimore’s on the verge of dismissing a once-hyped prospect, Colorado begins a youth movement, and the Mets have acquired yet another walk machine for Rick Peterson to tinker with.
The Phillies, Cardinals and Giants rise to the top of their divisions in PECOTA’s eyes.
For the first time since 1972, a franchise has relocated to a new city. What’s in store for denizens of Washington, D.C.?
The Angels and A’s went down to the wire in ’04, and it will be more of the same in 2005.
Jeff Kent defines chemistry, Barry Bonds finally breaks down, Pete Rose likes salad and The Commish has feelings, too.
Kansas City has a few exciting young players on the roster. Will they stay healthy?
Five players who could follow in the footsteps of 2004’s biggest surprises.
Arizona hopes Brandon Webb rebounds, Detroit fans hope Dean Palmer disappears, and Calvin Pickering hopes for a mulligan.