Starting pitchers: you can't live with 'em, you can't live without 'em. But which ones should you move in with? Read on...

First basemen form the heart of most fantasy lineups, and thus tend to go at a premium. We'll look at several 1B who we feel are being drafted too early or too late.

This week, the position where you stand to gain or lose the most value: the outfield.

Don't expect too many great values at 3B. Most players are going ahead of BaseballHQ.com projections. We'll take a look at why.

Next up in our annual review, we get to second base. SPOILER ALERT: it's not as safe as you may think.

For those who use Standings Gain Points, the denominators for each stat are a key component to valuing players. Within, you will find the denominators for 2013.

Thus begins our annual review of the market's valuation of players at each position. This week, everyone's favorite: catchers.

Saves are looked at with suspicion by baseball statheads, and for good reason. There has to be a better approach to recognizing the value of relief pitchers in fantasy baseball.

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A newbie is exposed to Scoresheet and finds it to his liking. It makes up for many of the flaws inherent in Rotisserie formats.

With MLB awards season only a few weeks away, we wondered what the awards might look like if they were based on skills alone. Some of the answers may surprise you.