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“Dear Mr. Fantasy” Baseball Podcast Announces Permanent Addition of the ‘Fantasy Doctor’ to Show
Published on 2012-05-24 13:20:00
Barrie, Ontario, May 24, 2012 — The“Dear Mr. Fantasy” fantasy baseball podcast just added a permanent element to its format. After several guest appearances, the ‘Fantasy Doctor’ has joined the show as a permanent co-host joining Chris McBrien on the weekly fantasy baseball podcast. The podcast covers news and events in the baseball world especially as they pertain to fantasy baseball, a growing segment of the sport’s appeal. With fantasy sports now accounting for approximately $ [..] > read more
Fantasy Baseball Spot Starter of the Day: May 23, 2012
Published on 2012-05-22 20:21:00
Scott Diamond (MIN) @ CWS - Francisco Liriano's "replacement" has been a nice surprise for fantasy owners so far this season. He is facing a line up that has been hitting a bit better lately in Chicago. However, the White Sox can't seem to get it going at U.S. Cellular Field. Worth a shot. > read more
Fantasy Baseball Podcast - May 20, 2012
Published on 2012-05-22 20:10:00
Chris McBrien and the Fantasy Doctor play “Who’d You Rather?” based on tweets and emails. The guys talk about the Adam Lind (TOR) demotion and discuss injuries to Jose Valverde (DET), Brandon Inge(OAK), Jason Bartlett (SD), Austin Jackson (DET), Vernon Wells (LAA) and Lance Berkman (STL). Fantasy baseball “Crappy Trade Proposals” are sent in and mentioned. They guys talk about hot players Elliot Johnson (TB), Daniel Nava (BOS) and Gregor Blanco (SF). Cold players include Dee Gordon [..] > read more
Do Softball Skills Translate Into Baseball?
Published on 2012-05-22 15:15:00
Guest post by Rebecca Wilcox Have you ever wondered if your mad skills in softball can translate into a baseball career? While the two games appear to be the same on the surface, they are quite different underneath. Depending on your skill level, and how quickly you can adapt, it may be possible to move from softball to baseball. First, let's go over the main differences. First of all, baseball is much more popular than softball, and baseball players can command a much higher salary. That [..] > read more
Fantasy Baseball Spot Starter of the Day - May 19, 2012
Published on 2012-05-19 06:24:00
Drew Smyly (DET) vs. PIT – Smyly has pitched well so far for the Tigers, putting up almost a strikeout per inning and receiving lots of run support. He is pitching against a weak Pirates team and should come out on top. > read more
Fantasy Baseball Podcast - May 13, 2012
Published on 2012-05-17 22:36:00
Chris and the Fantasy Doctor are joined by Andrew Morton from Big Troph. The guys talk about Casey Janssen, Andy Pettitte, Vlad Guerrero and discuss injuries to Chris Sale, Erik Bedard, Jonathan Sanchez, Mark Reynolds, Darnell McDonald and Yoenis Cespedes. They play “Who’d You Rather?” picking between 2 players as a response to emails and tweets. Hot players are Josh, Hamilton, Josh Reddick and Chris Johnson while J.D. Martinez is cold. Waiver wire spot starter pitchers are Paul Maho [..] > read more
Part Timers: Fantasy Baseball Players You May Have Missed
Published on 2012-05-15 21:57:00
When looking for players to fill your fantasy baseball roster form free agency or the waiver wire in your league, one of the first things many owners look for is performance, and rightly so. If a player is receiving every day playing time, he is more likely to help your fantasy team, after all, right? Maybe not. Think about it... is it better to have a player who plays every day but only hits a weak .250 with no power or speed? The good news is that there are many options among players who are p [..] > read more
Dear Mr. Fantasy FREE ROLL
Published on 2012-05-14 15:34:00
Here is your chance to compete against Chris and The Fantasy Doctor! This Friday, May 18th Draft Street will be holding a Free Roll for listeners and readers of Dear Mr. Fantasy. Simply click on the link below, register and build your roster for Friday's baseball games (staying within an imaginary salary cap). As the games are played, points are awarded based upon on-field performance of the players on your roster. The prize pool for the free roll is $250 (with the top 6 spots taking home [..] > read more
Fantasy Baseball Spot Starter of the Day - May 10, 2012
Published on 2012-05-09 22:05:00
Henderson Alvarez (TOR) @ MIN – Sure, he’s not striking out a lot of batters but he has pitched well this season and is coming off a complete game against the Angels. He should fare just as well against another anemic offense in Minnesota with his steady stream of groundball-inducing pitches. > read more
Fantasy Baseball Podcast - May 6, 2012
Published on 2012-05-07 22:47:00
Chris and the Fantasy Doctor are joined by Josh Kay from Roto Analysis and At Home Plate and discuss injuries to Mariano Rivera, Cory Luebke and Pablo Sandoval. The guys debut a new segment called “Numbers Game” and get to tweets and emails from listeners. Click on the show icon below to visit the podcast website where you can stream the show or download it for later listening. Click on the iTunes logo to visit the iTunes site where you can download the podcast for your iPod, iPad or i [..] > read more
Disaster Relief: Fantasy Baseball Closers on the Waiver Wire
Published on 2012-05-05 20:48:00
In the wake of the Mariano Rivera injury, we are reminded just how volatile the closer position is in fantasy baseball. No other position is the sole contributor of an entire fantasy category (saves) and no other position sees as much turnover. With the recent demotion of Carlos Marmol, along with a rash of injuries to closers around major league baseball, it’s time to look to the waiver wire for relief on your fantasy roster: Rafael Soriano (NYY) – With Mo’s injury, a huge hole is l [..] > read more
Selling Like Hot Cakes: Fantasy Baseball Players to Sell High
Published on 2012-05-01 19:56:00
It’s getting to be that time of the season where a “small sample size” turns into a “representative sample size”. In regard to players that are over-performing, it’s time to decide whether or not the big numbers will continue. In baseball, statistics more often than not find a way to regress to the mean. Before the inevitable shift occurs, here are some players you may want to consider ‘selling high’: Edwin Encarnacion (TOR) – As streaky as they come, E5 may have reached [..] > read more
Fantasy Baseball Spot Starter of the Day - April 29, 2012
Published on 2012-04-30 15:24:00
Tommy Milone (OAK) at BOS - Okay, I know what you're thinking, a pitcher from a poor team with a limited track record pitching in Fenway? The Red Sox have been pitiful as much as they have been good so far this season and Milone has been a bright spot. He doesn't belong on the waiver wire. He belongs in your line up. > read more
Fantasy Baseball Podcast - April 29, 2012
Published on 2012-04-30 15:12:00
Chris and the Fantasy Doctor get lots of feedback from listeners including a fellow Canadian who also likes baseball more than hockey. They address lots of fantasy basebal lnews and injuries and playy "Who'd You Rather?" before wrapping up with emails. Click on the show icon below to visit the podcast website where you can stream the show or download it for later listening. Click on the iTunes logo to visit the iTunes site where you can downlaod the podcast for your iPod, iPad or iPhone. > read more
Fantasy Baseball Spot Starter of the Day - April 28, 2012
Published on 2012-04-28 11:46:00
Anthony Bass (SD) at SF - Control has been an issue so far for Bass but he has been solid in earned runs, hits and strikeouts. He's in a good pitcher's park for this one and against a struggling Tim Lincecum. > read more
Thinking Outside the Batter’s Box
Published on 2012-04-24 14:49:00
Boy, I have really taken some flak for my choices of players this fantasy baseball season. That’s okay. I like to think outside the box. When you state an opinion that differs from widely held beliefs, there are those that will react negatively. However, if everything went according to plan, then the so-called “experts” would always be right. Like most big league batters, they fail more often than they succeed. It’s okay to rank players differently than everyone else. It encourages [..] > read more
Fantasy Baseball Podcast - April 22, 2012
Published on 2012-04-24 07:50:00
Me and "The Fantasy Doctor" answer an email from a listener who recognizes our accents as Canadian and wonders why we don't like hockey. Lots of injuries and news including Lance Berkman, Chris Young, Sergio Santos and the return of B.J. Upton. New segment called "Who'd You Rather?" compares players. We also look at who's hot and cold and get to some emails. Lots of fun and information as always! Just click on the logo below to visit the fantasy baseball podcast website where you can [..] > read more
Who'd You Rather?
Published on 2012-04-23 09:40:00
As most of you know, we record a weekly fantasy baseball podcast covering news, injuries, emails and many other fantasy-related (and sometimes non-fantasy-related) issues. We have started a new segment called "Who'd You Rather?" where we ask you to give us 2 player names and we'll help analyse the strengths and weaknesses to help you choose between the two. If you are trying to evaluate a trade, compare players on the waiver wire, deciding between dropping a player for a free agent or just tryin [..] > read more
Fantasy Baseball Spot Starter of the Day - April 19, 2012
Published on 2012-04-19 06:35:00
Tommy Milone (OAK) at LAA - Don't let that 5-5 strikeout-to-walk rate alarm you. In Milone's first start of the year,he failed to strikeout a batter, even though he pitched 8 innings of scoreless baseball. He is a good play against an Angels club that has struggled worse than the Athletics so far in 2012. > read more
Fantasy Baseball Spot Starter of the Day - April 18, 2012
Published on 2012-04-18 07:14:00
Juan Nicasio (COL) vs. SD - Sure, he got shellacked his last time out against the Diamondbacks (6 ER in 2.2 IP), but the Padres offense is much worse than the Arizona line up and Nicasio pitched well against San Diego last season. Throw out the Diamondbacks start and Nicasio has had a good spring and is a good candidate for a bounce-back here. > read more
Fantasy Baseball Spot Starter of the Day - April 17, 2012
Published on 2012-04-17 11:07:00
Randall Delgado (ATL) vs. NYM - In a brief debut last season, Delgado proved he belonged. He is at home to a Mets squad that has struggled lately. He's up against Johan Santana, so he'll have his work cut out for him but a quality start is in the cards. > read more
Fantasy Basball Podcast - April 15, 2012
Published on 2012-04-16 08:32:00
New fantasy baseball podcast episode available! Chris and "The Fantasy Doctor" discuss hot & cold players, waiver wire pitchers, injuries, funny fantasy team names and answer emails. Baseball stats have never been this fun! Click on the show icon below to visit the podcast website where you can stream the show or download it for later listening. Click on the iTunes icon below to visit the iTunes page and download the podcast there. > read more
Fantasy Baseball Waiver Wire Pitcher - April 14, 2012
Published on 2012-04-14 13:39:00
Tommy Milone (OAK) @ SEA - After blanking the Royals for 8 innings, the key piece in the Gio Gonzalez trade looks to be a decent play against the Mariners at Safeco. > read more
Pushing the Panic Button in the Second Week of the Fantasy Baseball Season
Published on 2012-04-13 20:08:00
If there is one thing that never ceases to amaze, it is the sheer number of fantasy baseball owners that panic as early as the second week of the baseball season. With such a small sample size, it is easy to over-react when players have a poor start to the season. However, there are often warning signs that begin to take shape early in a season and the key to success often lies in recognizing the difference between alarm and plain old ‘slow starters’. Here are several players and a diagnosis [..] > read more
Fantasy Baseball Waiver Wire Pitcher - April 13, 2012
Published on 2012-04-13 08:02:00
Randy Wolf (MIL) @ ATL - Wolf always seems to be available on the fantasy waiver wire but offers a decent opportunity for some spot starts. He seems to pitch just a little better on the road than at home. Atlanta only managed a .228 average against lefties in 2011 and leadoff hitter Michael Bourne has struggled against Wolf in the past. With 7 K in his last outing, Wolf could be a nice play here. > read more
Fantasy Baseball Waiver Wire Pitcher of the Day - April 12, 2012
Published on 2012-04-12 06:59:00
Anthony Bass (SD) vs. ARI - Injuries have forced Bass into a starting role at least temporarily. Based on his 3 starts in 2011, don't expect anything more than 5 innings, but an effective outing in a pitcher's park may be in the cards. > read more
Fantasy Baseball Waiver Wire Pitcher - April 11, 2012
Published on 2012-04-11 07:30:00
Erik Bedard (PIT) @ LAD - Bedard is a solid fantasy option when healthy. He gets a start against a relatively weak offense in a good pitchers park. Available in the majority of leagues and worth a spot start here. > read more
Fantasy Baseball Podcast - April 9, 2012
Published on 2012-04-10 07:42:00
New fantasy baseball podcast episode available! Chris and "The Fantasy Doctor" discuss hot & cold players, waiver wire pitchers, injuries, the "Verducci Effect" and answer emails. Throw in an off-color Christina Aguilera comment and you have an entertaining and informative half hour! Click on the show icon below to visit the podcast website where you can stream the show or download it for later listening. Click on the iTunes icon below to visit the iTunes page and download the podcast there. > read more
Fantasy Baseball Waiver Wire Pitcher of the Day - April 10, 2012
Published on 2012-04-10 06:55:00
Philip Humber (CWS) @ CLE - Call it a hunch, but Humber is looking to build on a decent 2011 where he solidified a spot in the White Sox rotation. Add to this a strong spring and Humber looks ready to put up a quality start against a tribe team which has struggled early with only 14 runs scored in their first 4 games of 2012. > read more
Thirty Something: The Verducci Effect in Fantasy Baseball
Published on 2012-04-07 09:31:00
Fantasy baseball owners are always looking for an edge. From the latest news to the latest stats, trying to get a leg up on your opponents is often enough to carry you to victory. Predicting the future would be ideal (although highly unlikely) so fantasy owners have to settle for indicators of what the future may hold. Luckily, there are several industrious people out there who have discovered some interesting trends in baseball. One of these observers is Tom Verducci from Sports Illustrated. Ve [..] > read more
Fantasy Baseball Podcast - April 1, 2012
Published on 2012-04-02 14:47:00
New fantasy baseball podcast available with guest host, "The Fantasy Doctor". Click on the top icon below to visit the podcast website (listen live or download). Or click on the bottom icon below to visit the podcast page at iTunes. > read more
Crappy Trade Proposals (CTPs)
Published on 2012-03-29 11:21:00
We have all received a random, lame attempt by another fantasy owner to steal away our best players in a bad trade proposal. Have you ever received a Crappy Trade Proposal (CTP) in your fantasy baseball league? If so, how crappy was it? Share your worst CTP and we’ll read it on an upcoming podcast! Here’s a recent one of my own: In 2010 right in the midst of Josh Johnson having an amazing early season run (on his march to the NL ERA crown), a fellow owner in my league offered me benc [..] > read more
Running on Empty: Cheap Stolen Bases in Fantasy Baseball
Published on 2012-03-28 09:13:00
Drafting power in fantasy baseball is always a good option. After all, a home run results in an increase in batting average, a run scored and an RBI (or possibly several). Drafting speed on the other hand often helps in only one category (stolen bases). With reliable power and speed guys hard to come by (where have you gone, Grady Sizemore?), most fantasy owners draft for power and find themselves in need of stolen bases once the season begins. However, when picking over the waiver wire, there a [..] > read more
Fantasy Baseball Podcast - March 25, 2012
Published on 2012-03-25 22:18:00
New podcast is available! Joined by guest Jason Consoli from Fantasy 6th Man. We discuss Joakim Soria, Johan Santana and Andy Pettitte. Jason talks about the services available through Fantasy 6th Man, and we talk about the spring performances of Yadier Molina, Howie Kendrick and Raul Ibanez. We also address fantasy baseball emails. Just click on the icon below to visit the podcast website. You can listen live from the site, download the podcast or follow the icon to iTunes to download the show [..] > read more
Who’s Who? Fantasy Baseball Player Stats Tell the truth
Published on 2012-03-23 22:15:00
When deciding upon which fantasy baseball players to draft and which to leave for the next owner, often we are apt to go with players that get a lot of attention in the media or those ‘hot hands’ that may (or may not) deliver the stats for your fantasy baseball team. When taking a closer look at statistics, it can often be misleading as to which is the better player to add to your fantasy team. By simply comparing individual player stats side-by-side, we can often get a better idea of a play [..] > read more
Pair of Aces: Baseball and Poker Deal Excitement
Published on 2012-03-22 08:54:00
As a baseball fan, I hear a lot of people say that Baseball is boring, and I know they probably doesn't understand the game. Well, at least that is what many people will tell you when you ask whether they follow the game. > read more
Fantasy Baseball Podcast - March 20, 2012
Published on 2012-03-20 22:41:00
New fantasy baseball podcast available. Joined by "The Fantasy Doctor" discussing spring training news and the Toronto Blue Jays fantasy prospects for 2012. > read more
Let’s Go Blue Jays: Fantasy Baseball Options North of the Border
Published on 2012-03-15 11:22:00
When considering options for your fantasy baseball team, it is never a good idea to be a “homer”. In other words, be very careful about selecting players from your favorite team just because you follow them and would like to see them on your fantasy roster. My favorite team is the Toronto Blue Jays. Always has been. Always will be. However, I will never let my allegiance get in the way of winning my fantasy baseball league. Neither should you. That being said, it is worth a look at a few pro [..] > read more
Texas Rangers Organizational Depth Chart
Published on 2012-03-13 20:41:00
For anyone looking for information on the depth chart of the Texas Rangers organization for their fantasy baseball rankings, the good folks over at Chicken Fried Baseball have put up a great resource. It can be found here: Texas Rangers Organizational Depth Chart I highly suggest looking into this resource for any information you might need in regard to the Texas Rangers. .. > read more
On the Rebound: Fantasy Baseball Buy Low Candidates for 2012
Published on 2012-03-12 08:35:00
Many fantasy baseball owners are obsessed with the latest ‘hot prospect’, MVP candidate or a player coming off a monster season. If you like to target these types of players, then expect to pay top dollar at the draft table or auction for Brett Lawrie, Matt Kemp or Justin Verlander. When you consider some of the strongest fantasy baseball seasons, they are often delivered by players coming off a poor statistical season or have lower expectations entering the draft/auction. Kemp was arguab [..] > read more
3 Fantasy Baseball Bounce-Back Candidates in 2012
Published on 2012-03-10 13:54:00
By Kevin English, Special Guest Contributor to "Dear Mr. Fantasy" Adam Dunn, White Sox: It’ll be tough for the 32-year-old to regress after posting career-lows in BA (.159 – yes, .159), HR (11), RBI (42), R (36) and OBP (.292) in 415 ABs last season. The scary-low HR total snapped his streak of 7 straight 35+ HR campaigns. And while a bounce-back to that magnitude is unlikely, Dunn still has plenty of promise heading into 2012. Often times, much is made about a player’s switch in leagues [..] > read more
Spring Ahead: Spring Training Stats & Fantasy Baseball Roles
Published on 2012-03-09 11:49:00
When considering your options for fantasy baseball in the regular season, many owners look to put stock in the performances of players during spring training games. Pitchers are often behind their batting counterparts to begin camp and often spend time working on developing or refining pitches. Also, the big names on the mound often only pitch a few innings per outing in an effort to get warmed up as spring begins. As a result, lesser batting talents often have the opportunity to shine and as a [..] > read more
Fantasy Baseball Podcast - Relief Pitchers 2012
Published on 2012-03-03 21:38:00
New podcast available. Fantasy baseball relief pitchers 2012. Previewing the position including top ten closers, sleeper relief pitchers and a rookie reliever of note for this season. Just click on the logo below to be taken to the podcast site where you can stream the podcast, download it right from the site or take the link to iTunes: As always, feedback is strongly encouraged! Join the conversation! .. > read more
Pen Pals: Fantasy Baseball Sleeper Relief Pitchers 2012
Published on 2012-02-29 18:38:00
There is a popular notion among fantasy baseball owners which states, “Don’t Pay for Saves”. In other words, it can be a little risky using early round draft picks on selecting closers. The position is notably volatile and closers often come and go throughout any given season. If you subscribe to this theory, it may be in your best interest to consider some sleepers among relievers heading into your fantasy draft. Once the top few reliable pitchers are off the board, there are some relief [..] > read more
Fantasy Baseball Podcast - Starting Pitchers 2012
Published on 2012-02-27 00:12:00
Tossing & Turning: Fantasy Baseball Starting Pitcher Sleepers for 2012
Published on 2012-02-27 00:08:00
Drafting starting pitchers in fantasy baseball can be quite a minefield. After the top 5 pitchers are off the board, there are many question marks at this volatile and unpredictable position. However, having a roster which contains several solid contributors is critical to fantasy baseball success. With 4 of the standard 5x5 categories directly influenced by the strength (or weakness) of your starting pitchers, it is important to find some sleeper pitchers in the later rounds. Some pitchers who [..] > read more
Ryan Braun Suspension Overturned - Fantasy Baseball Ranking Changes
Published on 2012-02-23 20:50:00
With the overturning of Ryan Braun's 50-game suspension to start the 2012 season, the top fantasy baseball outfielder rankings have been adjusted. He jumps from #21 to #2 on the list. Food for thought. > read more
Fantasy Baseball Podcast - Outfielders 2012
Published on 2012-02-19 14:23:00
Fantasy baseball outfielders - 2012: Top ten, sleepers and rookies. Also, Ichiro Suzuki's power potential for this season and a new Fantasy Fan Board bet involving Edwin Jackson's Win total this season. > read more
Break Out: Fantasy Baseball Players on the Verge of a Monster Season in 2012
Published on 2012-02-17 18:40:00
Success in fantasy baseball is all about staying ahead of your competitors. As those owners who drafted Curtis Granderson, Jacoby Ellsbury, Matt Kemp or Justin Verlander a year ago will tell you, having a player on your roster who puts up a monster season can be the difference between winning and losing your fantasy league. Sometimes it is not enough to know who will be the top fantasy baseball players at any one position. Having the inside track on who is primed for a breakthrough campaign can [..] > read more
Outfield of Dreams: Fantasy Baseball Sleeper Outfielders in 2012
Published on 2012-02-15 19:27:00
The outfield has become a mining ground for fantasy baseball owners looking for the best players for their rosters. In fact, according to last season’s ESPN player rater, 5 of the top ten fantasy players were outfielders. If you aren’t able to grab one of the top ten fantasy outfielders for 2012, you don’t need to worry. There are plenty of sleeper picks at the outfield position this season. These are some names to consider heading into your draft: Dexter Fowler (COL) –A poor start, par [..] > read more
Fantasy Baseball: An Early Form of Social Media
Published on 2012-02-13 10:55:00
The year was 1992. I entered into my very first fantasy baseball league. It was limited to American League players only and featured a points-based scoring system. I was already a baseball fan but I was about to become an even bigger baseball fan in a very short time. I soon found myself watching more games on television and diligently poring over newspaper box scores every morning. However, as much as I loved following the stats and thoroughly increased my knowledge of players, teams and the ga [..] > read more
Fantasy Baseball Podcast - Shortstops 2012
Published on 2012-02-12 16:14:00
Short Nap: Fantasy Baseball Sleeper Shortstops for 2012
Published on 2012-02-08 12:59:00
Although there are several decent options at the top of the list of fantasy shortstops for 2012, if you find yourself fishing for a player to fill this middle infield position in your draft or auction, you’ll want to have several options available. There are several sleeper candidates for shortstop in 2012 and these are some names of interest:Stephen Drew (ARI) - Drew was off to a miserable start in 2011 before being sidelined with a broken ankle in July. Like his brother, J.D., Stephen has di [..] > read more
Fantasy Baseball Podcast - Third Basemen 2012
Published on 2012-02-04 21:34:00
Top ten fantasy baseball third basemen, sleepers and rookies. Also feedback regarding third base in 2012. > read more
I LIKE MIKE: STANTON FOR 2012 FANTASY BASEBALL MVP
Published on 2012-02-03 15:25:00
Although the lights may be off at the old Sun Life Stadium, there’s no lack of power from young Marlin’s outfielder Mike Stanton. By Sam MilneSpecial to "Dear Mr. Fantasy" With the 2012 fantasy baseball season rapidly approaching, now is the time for diligent managers to begin updating their positional rankings in preparation for draft day. With countless rising young stars, there’s little doubt about who could break out in 2012 with MVP-type production. In similar fashion to Matt Kemp in [..] > read more
Fantasy Baseball Podcast - Second Basemen 2012
Published on 2012-01-30 22:37:00
Fantasy baseball podcast second base preview 2012. Top 10 second basemen, sleeper picks at second base, keystone rookies and feedback. > read more
Must Win Situation: Chasing Wins in Fantasy Baseball
Published on 2012-01-28 21:52:00
The recent trade of Michael Pineda from the Seattle Mariners to the New York Yankees has created a lot of buzz, both in baseball circles and fantasy baseball debates. In regard to fantasy value, many people have stated that Pineda’s value immediately increases with his trade from the lowly Mariners to the mighty Bronx Bombers. Why is this? Simply because he will win more games. Or so the theory goes. It got me thinking. Since Wins are an entire category in most fantasy baseball leagues, th [..] > read more
Fantasy Baseball Podcast - First Basemen 2012
Published on 2012-01-23 20:56:00
Fantasy baseball first basemen preview 2012. Top ten, sleepers, rookies and feedback. > read more