The Winner's Guide in Fantasy Baseball is the most comprehensive guide on the market to one of America's favorite hobbies. Where are the best websites to find fantasy baseball information? Which pre-season publications are worth your dollar? What should you look for in evaluating major and minor-league players? How do you value players for your league and adjust for draft inflation? How should you react when your league's draft isn't going your way? The Winner's Guide to Fantasy Baseball not only tackles these issues, but walks you through the "how's" and "why's" of each so that owners learn to think for themselves. If winning a league title is your ultimate goal, this book will help get you there.
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Chris Lee has played fantasy baseball for 19 years, winning several league titles in the process. Chris has both undergraduate and graduate degrees in business administration and currently teaches undergraduate economics at O'More College of Design in Franklin, Tennessee, where he also serves as Dean of Enrollment. Chris is the Senior Editor and Publisher of VandySports.com, the exclusive Vanderbilt site on the Rivals.com network, has also written for Southeastern Football Saturdays and ESPN.com's Campus Insider, and has done radio work as a college sports and baseball analyst for stations in South Carolina and Tennessee. He lives in Nashville, Tennessee with his wife, Lisa.
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With this book you will no longer depend on the "experts" to guide your draft or auction strategy. This book does not give you values but rather teaches you how to calculate your own values. Mr. Lee gives you step by step instructions on how to "price" your players based on your league salary cap and statistical categories. The best part is that you don't have to be a mathematical wizard or computer genius to do it.
This book also contains solid advice on trading strategies as well as other magazine and web site publications related to fantasy baseball. I would recommend this book for both veteran and rookie fantasy baseball players. This book will definitely improve your game.
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This is a great book for the serious fantasy baseball manager. The author gives you step by step instructions on how to create your own player value system. This system is especially helpful for leagues that have existed for a couple of years as it helps identify trends within the league. The book not only teaches you how to create your own value system, but also teaches you how to prepare for draft day inflation, propose beneficial trades, and value minor leaguers. A must read for anyone serious about fantasy baseball! *** I chose not to use my real name for fear that people in my league would catch on to me.
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The Winner, Chris Lee, Ron Shandler, All-Star Stats, Snake-Oil Salesman, The Prospectus, Coors Field, Baseball America, Craig Wilson, Sandlot Shrink, Future Stars, The Forecaster, Baseball Tonight, Greg Maddux, Baseball Forecaster, Paul Konerko, Howe Award, Ken Griffey Browse Sample Pages:
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