My Model Portfolio

My Model Portfolio: New York State of Mind

Tim anchors his pitching staff with a pair of Mets, and aims to find bang for the buck at every spot on his roster.

The result of George's bottom-up style of roster building, identifying bargains first before diving into the pool of higher-priced players.

Matt builds his ideal fantasy squad for 2017, subject to the $260 constraint.

After saving at some other positions, Greg anchors his ideal squad with Joey Votto and Josh Donaldson at the infield corners.

The auction values at hand lead Jeff to punt saves, leaving him with plenty to spend on his four-star infielders of choice.

Mookie Betts leads George's loaded group out on the pasture, while Carlos Carrasco and Adam Wainwright anchor his pitching staff.

Two Astros outfielders headline Scooter's offense, while Kluber, Thor, and Archer anchor his staff.

Wilson counts on a worthy encore from the defending National League MVP to anchor his squad.

Bret aims to spend 70 percent of his budget on bats, and comes a dollar short with high-upside outfielders in tow.

Greg shies away from most positions' top players, instead seeking bargains, upside plays, and steady hands in the middle tiers.

After a rough first year, J.P. picks the players he likes, eschewing the "safe" picks that went awry in 2015.

Matt spreads the wealth around, with his top buys both coming in at $27.

J.J. unveils his ideal 2016 fantasy squad with a three-headed monster anchoring his lineup.

It's tough to argue with those two criteria, which guided Keith's selections this year.

Matt eschews the Billy Hamiltons of the world for reliable, four-category contributors.

Bret buys an upside-laden pitching staff and leaves over the $47 he needs to put Mike Trout atop his roster.