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Fantasy Baseball News and Upcoming Games

Mike MacGregor — Thu, 09 May 2013 17:23:01 +0000

Given the lack of updates on the website since the MLB season started, as I’ve focussed my attention on getting the fantasy football version of Draft Buddy ready, here is a feed to keep us updated on the latest news, fantasy notes and upcoming games with projected starting pitchers.

Baseball News from MLB.com

Fantasy Baseball News From RotoWorld

Upcoming Games

Orioles (K Gausman) at Blue Jays (B Morrow, -1.5 +145)
Twins (S Diamond) at Tigers (R Porcello, -1.5 +110)
Indians (Mcallister) at Red Sox (R Dempster, -1.5 +125)
Angels (J Blanton) at Royals (E Santana, -1.5 +140)
Cubs (E Jackson) at Pirates (J Gomez, -1.5 +140)

Baseball betting lines are courtesy of SportsInteraction.

Fantasy Baseball Update, Fantasy Football Work In-progress

Mike MacGregor — Fri, 19 Apr 2013 04:03:41 +0000

Two and a half weeks into the Major League Baseball season, and the Toronto Blue Jays are not where fans like myself hoped they’d be so far, sitting two games below .500 after a win tonight at home to the Chicago White Sox. It is still very early. I held my expectations in check even while the Jays skyrocketed up the Vegas odds list to win the World Series, but it is still a little disappointing thanks to some ugly pitching performances, lack of consistent hitting and a mostly absentee Jose Bautista through almost 10% of the season (16 games played / 162).

Losing Jose Reyes for three months with a twisted ankle is an extra tough pill to swallow. He looked absolutely awesome, especially as many of the other new Jays and old Jays alike struggled. I feel like the value of my Jays tickets over the next three months dropped somewhat knowing we won’t see him out there manning short. Come back healthy, Jose.

Okay, so as you can see from the sudden decline in updates since the season started, not much is going on here for fantasy baseball for the time being. Our main annual contribution to fantasy baseball is the Cheatsheet Compiler & Draft Buddy, but once the season starts, it did its job and we essentially pack it away until next season. Thanks once again to everyone who used it this year.

I thought about adding regularly updated player stats, but given the cost to purchase the stats and time parsing and inserting them into the database, that hasn’t happened. It may still, but other projects are taking higher priority currently. I updated the team rosters and depth charts today, and will continue to try to keep them updated on roughly a weekly or bi-weekly basis.

The projects that are taking all of my time are all about, fantasy football. The NFL just announced its 2013 schedule tonight. The NFL Draft is one week away. My dynasty leagues are starting to buzz with a little more action. Yep, time to get ready for fantasy football draft season. June will be here faster than I want to think about it.

Most of the work I’m doing is all behind the scenes right now, updating my football database, getting Draft Buddy ready and thinking about my own rankings. As I have updates to give, I’ll give them, but I wanted to write this now because the site was getting a bit stale since our previous baseball update as the season started.

Here is hoping your fantasy baseball season is looking up the way the Blue Jays season was expected to go, and even if its not, there is still a long season ahead, and not to mention, fantasy football to look forward to.

Final Fantasy Baseball Projections Update for Cheatsheet Compiler & Draft Buddy

Mike MacGregor — Tue, 02 Apr 2013 19:15:19 +0000

I am away for some rest and relaxation right now, but constantly connected and still updating ye ole website as possible and as needed. Today we were due for an update. I received a final fantasy baseball projections update from Steamer Projections Blog for the Steamer-Razzball projections. FantasyPros also updated their Zeile Consensus projections, and with Opening Day now officially in the books yesterday, I’m putting a cap on that and calling those the final projections as well.

The update is now available for the Cheatsheet Compiler & Draft Buddy. Each set of projections are updated, plus Average Draft Position (ADP) data from each of FantasyPros, Mock Draft Central and National Fantasy Baseball Championship.

The depth charts are taking a little more time than I’d like with all the final week changes, and my desire to not mess up the available players we already have in the Compiler & Draft Buddy. I updated the AL East so far, plus the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim so I could get Vernon Wells on the New York Yankees, and I’ll work away at the rest as time allows (and to not annoy the wife while on vacation).

Thanks once again to all the guys at FantasyPros, Steamer, MDC and NFBC for their contributions to the Compiler & Draft Buddy this fantasy baseball season. It is very much appreciated.

Thanks to all of you, our members, for continuing to use the CC/DB, or trying it for the first time this season. I hope you liked it, and will remember us again next year. Or, even better, if you play fantasy football make sure to try out the fantasy football version of the CC/DB.

Have a great season. Go Blue Jays!

One Day to Opening Day, Projections Update

Mike MacGregor — Sat, 30 Mar 2013 05:33:53 +0000

It is nearing 1:30 am in the morning where I’m sitting, and I have a family vacation planned to start tomorrow. Er… later today. Not too late in the day though. Our flight leaves at a ridiculous 6:30 am, so just 5 more hours to boarding and departure.

Why then am I up right now instead of getting some much needed rest? We have another projections update! To start with, I had to stay up until the final of the Florida Gulf Coast-Florida game so I could appropriately update my March Madness Survivor Pool.

As I was waiting for the game to finish, I flipped over to FantasyPros and saw they updated their Zeile Consensus projections. Then I zoomed over to Steamer Projections Blog to find out they updated their Steamer-Razzball projections. Everyone is keen for a last final tweak to their projections before we hit Opening Day on Sunday night and Monday.

I guess it is time for an update for the Cheatsheet Compiler & Draft Buddy, and our online fantasy baseball cheatsheet rankings. Those are now updated as of this post, so open your copy of the Compiler, select the projections you want to update, and hit Update Projections.

Thanks again for all of the support this year. The response to the baseball Compiler & Draft Buddy continues to be very strong. If you are still drafting this final weekend before real baseball starts, good luck! Have a great season!

Projections, ADP and Depth Charts Update

Mike MacGregor — Tue, 26 Mar 2013 18:53:33 +0000

The Cheatsheet Compiler & Draft Buddy update is now available! That was quite a chore, starting yesterday and finally finishing today, but we have updated projections from each of FantasyPros and Steamer-Razzball, Average Draft Position (ADP) data from each of Pros, Mock Draft Central and NFBC, plus updated depth charts. These updates also helped create updated fantasy baseball cheatsheets, for those who want to quickly print and run to their draft instead of downloading and setting up the CC/DB.

If I could mention the depth charts (and accompanying rosters) for a moment, I’m still not entirely happy with how they are presented on the website. The 25-man rosters are in good shape, as that is what I’m concentrating on mostly because those are most relevant for fantasy purposes, and they feed into the Cheatsheet Compiler (well, it all does). It is the remaining 40-man roster players and non-roster players that are tougher to keep straight.

As time allows, I can see I’m still going to continue to fuss around with the depth chart and roster pages to provide as much information, in a clean and organized format, as possible. What isn’t helping entirely is the roster data purchased from our stats provider. It gives me all the players, but in terms of identifying what roster a player is currently on, and whether he is injured or not, the data falls short in places.

Anyway, something for me to continue to work at and improve. If you are still drafting this week and Easter weekend leading to Opening Day, grab the update and good luck!

Baseball Coming Soon! Projections Update Coming Sooner

Mike MacGregor — Mon, 25 Mar 2013 18:14:12 +0000

It is getting a bit late in the day here Monday (when I take into account hustling kids home from school, some other chaos going on in this household (don’t get me started), and the fact I play hockey tonight), so I don’t want to guarantee the next projections update will be done today. However, it looks like Steamer updated their projections and FantasyPros updated their Zeile consensus projections, so we are definitely due for an update heading into the final week before the start of the season. I wanted to post a quick Monday update saying that is what I’m working on, and for you guys to expect it shortly.

I’ll also hit the ADP which should be updated to reflect drafts from this past weekend, and whatever depth charts changes are needed, like Vernon Wells to the New York Yankees, assuming it gets approved. What a contract he got from the Toronto Blue Jays. Even after an unbelievable offseason of player acquisitions, shipping Wells off to the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim may still rank as Jays GM Alex Anthopolous’ greatest magic trick.

If you have a minute, and you’ve had a good experience using the Cheatsheet Compiler & Draft Buddy this season, please add a testimonial. I’d really appreciate it.

Also like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter, if you haven’t already. I’m not the most rah-rah social media butterfly around, but each of those sites do prove to be very good ways for us to communicate if you have thoughts or questions about the CC/DB or other features at the website. Okay, on to the update. I’ll be back as soon as possible.

Projections, ADP and Depth Charts Update

Mike MacGregor — Fri, 22 Mar 2013 01:17:04 +0000

Projection update is up! Updated Zeile projections, ADP and depth charts. Whew! Those depth charts take a while. Especially with one eye on the March Madness tourney. Open up the Compiler and hit Update Projections.

Fantasy Baseball 2013 Consensus Top Prospects

Rick Milleman — Tue, 19 Mar 2013 15:27:18 +0000

One of my favorite tasks prepping for the upcoming fantasy baseball season is compiling my consensus top prospects list, a ranking of the next best players in baseball. This is the fourth year publishing the list. Feel free to go back and check the top prospects from 2010, 2011 and 2012, and you’ll quickly see what a major impact these players have on the fantasy baseball landscape today. The top of this list are the guys you want to build your deep keeper and dynasty league fantasy baseball teams around for years to come.

This year I used 14 publicly available “top 100″ prospect lists to form the basis of my list, although there were changes to the lists included in the consensus from last year. Players had to be named on at least seven of the lists to make the final cut. Players were given 100 points for a 1st place listing, 99 points for second, 98 for third and on and on down to 1 point for a selection as number 100.

Each list that formed the consensus is identified in the key below. Each player’s score for that list is indicated and their average is listed last. Scores are based on the number of lists they appear. I realize this simple system has the potential to skew the results of those picked on fewer lists, but overall it provides a good snapshot of the guys you should target for your rosters.

Top 100 Prospects Lists
BA	Baseball America	361	Prospect 361°
BP	Baseball Prospectus	SC	Scout
CBS	CBS Sports	SB	Scouting Book
DL	Deep Leagues	S2S	Seedlings to Stars
KL	Keith Law	TBH	The Baseball Haven
MLB	MLB.com	TDG	The Dynasty Guru
PP	MLB Prospect Portal	TPA	Top Prospect Alert

Player	BA	BP	CBS	DL	KL	MLB	PP	361	SC	SB	S2S	TBH	TDG	TPA	AVG
1. SS Jurickson Profar, TEX	100	100	99	100	100	100	100	100	99	100	100	100	100	100	99.9
2. RHP Dylan Bundy, BAL	99	97	96	97	98	99	99	98	100	98	99	99	97	99	98.2
3. OF Oscar Taveras, STL	98	99	95	99	99	98	98	99	98	97	93	97	99	97	97.6
4. OF Wil Myers, TB	97	94	100	98	97	97	96	97	95	99	97	98	96	98	97.1
5. RHP Gerrit Cole, PIT	94	98	92	95	93	92	97	96	97	96	92	94	93	95	94.6
6. RHP Taijuan Walker, SEA	83	92	81	91	92	96	88	91	96	95	94	93	90	87	90.6
7. SS Xander Bogaerts, BOS	93	89	89	96	96	81	95	90	74	89	91	96	95	86	90
8. RHP Zack Wheeler, NYM	90	96	91	87	88	93	89	93	84	84	96	79	94	91	89.6
9. RHP Jose Fernandez, MIA	96	95	84	93	85	94	93	92	80	87	95	80	87	94	89.6
10. RHP Shelby Miller, STL	95	85	98	94	80	76	90	95	83	86	84	89	92	96	88.8
11. 3B Miguel Sano, MIN	92	80	90	86	90	89	92	85	85	90	98	84	83	92	88.3
12. C Travis d’Arnaud, NYM	78	86	97	85	87	95	80	88	93	92	86	85	91	76	87.1
13. RHP Jameson Taillon, PIT	82	90	80	88	81	86	87	89	94	93	79	91	86	85	86.5
14. RHP Trevor Bauer, CLE	87	77	85	90	76	84	94	78	86	91	88	95	80	84	85.4
15. LHP Tyler Skaggs, ARI	89	84	77	83	89	91	86	84	88	83	85	86	78	90	85.2
16. SS Billy Hamilton, CIN	81	87	94	81	71	90	75	94	75	94	77	90	98	80	84.8
17. OF Christian Yelich, MIA	86	78	82	82	95	88	83	83	87	85	82	82	76	73	83
18. SS Javier Baez, CHC	85	81	88	89	70	85	81	79	79	73	90	81	84	77	81.6
19. C Mike Zunino, SEA	84	68	93	92	86	78	85	80	71	74	81	67	75	74	79.1
20. 3B Nick Castellanos, DET	80	64	72	79	63	80	79	87	92	80	87	78	88	75	78.9
21. RHP Archie Bradley, ARI	76	70	63	73	72	77	77	82	91	76	89	72	72	83	76.6
22. OF Jonathan Singleton, HOU	74	76	66	80	69	74	72	74	73	72	75	70	85	78	74.1
23. OF Byron Buxton, MIN	91	93	58	76	79	82	91	81	48	53	60	52	81	88	73.8
24. 3B Anthony Rendon, WAS	71	66	62	65	84	73	82	86	64	77	73	68	89	70	73.6
25. 3B Mike Olt, TEX	79	71	71	72	30	79	67	75	89	81	78	83	79	69	73.1
26. LHP Danny Hultzen, SEA	72	51	74	71	35	83	69	64	90	88	83	92	71	79	73
27. SS Carlos Correa, HOU	88	75	0	78	77	71	84	77	77	79	62	74	82	93	72.6
28. SS Francisco Lindor, CLE	73	91	0	61	94	87	78	57	82	78	80	76	41	81	69.9
29. RHP Kevin Gausman, BAL	75	88	61	77	75	64	74	55	59	71	47	69	50	82	67.6
30. RHP Carlos Martinez, STL	63	58	64	62	62	68	68	70	63	75	57	87	69	60	66.1
31. OF Jorge Soler, CHC	67	65	68	69	59	59	62	45	34	69	67	56	74	62	61.1
32. OF Jackie Bradley, BOS	70	74	83	57	61	69	60	72	53	58	59	28	37	66	60.5
33. RHP Julio Teheran, ATL	57	49	76	38	73	70	66	43	69	82	31	88	38	65	60.4
34. OF George Springer, HOU	64	46	69	60	58	44	58	52	76	52	74	49	66	61	59.2
35. RHP Matt Barnes, BOS	61	63	60	56	22	63	70	40	70	55	71	55	65	64	58.2
36. 3B Addison Russell, OAK	53	79	0	70	91	53	71	62	61	56	55	41	67	56	58.2
37. OF Bubba Starling, KC	66	52	0	44	56	75	52	36	66	68	76	75	55	68	56.4
38. OF Albert Almora, CHC	68	83	0	54	68	62	65	65	65	57	56	33	30	67	55.2
39. RHP Kyle Zimmer, KC	77	60	0	34	74	67	73	53	68	64	18	37	54	89	54.9
40. C Gary Sanchez, NYY	44	54	0	68	83	65	54	67	72	34	68	66	46	41	54.4
41. OF Mason Williams, NYY	69	50	0	40	66	60	56	76	58	62	50	51	49	71	54.1
42. RHP Aaron Sanchez, TOR	36	69	0	66	82	66	76	38	52	49	70	0	62	55	51.5
43. RHP Noah Syndergaard, NYM	47	73	0	74	4	72	40	46	55	54	63	59	45	57	49.2
44. SS Alen Hanson, PIT	40	35	65	63	67	47	32	73	47	31	36	25	63	31	46.8
45. 3B Jedd Gyorko, SD	30	17	86	49	31	51	50	42	50	65	26	57	60	33	46.2
46. RHP Trevor Rosenthal, STL	62	56	70	75	43	58	64	26	32	29	33	0	47	43	45.6
47. 3B Nolan Arenado, COL	49	44	67	10	0	39	55	7	67	70	46	64	58	58	45.3
48. RHP Chris Archer, TB	65	72	59	43	48	55	47	0	42	66	21	20	59	36	45.2
49. OF David Dahl, COL	48	61	0	59	64	43	42	71	41	42	23	18	53	52	44.1
50. RHP Taylor Guerrieri, TB	39	53	0	67	54	57	49	63	30	7	72	19	43	17	40.7
51. OF Oswaldo Arcia, MIN	60	41	56	51	42	8	46	49	9	51	8	39	64	46	40.7
52. RHP Robert Stephenson, CIN	45	23	0	84	53	50	48	37	60	38	42	0	28	59	40.5
53. RHP Jake Odorizzi, TB	9	18	0	36	33	56	53	60	56	59	69	71	27	18	40.4
54. OF Jake Marisnick, MIA	37	30	0	0	19	31	30	66	81	60	45	54	42	42	38.4
55. 3B Kaleb Cowart, LAA	41	59	0	0	78	34	35	56	45	50	51	4	51	14	37
56. LHP Max Fried, SD	55	40	0	64	50	48	45	30	33	26	11	0	61	49	36.6
57. OF Brian Goodwin, WAS	31	27	0	27	57	49	41	59	27	20	61	0	68	40	36.2
58. RHP Alex Meyer, MIN	42	13	0	35	40	61	43	35	40	40	53	40	29	13	34.6
59. OF Gregory Polanco, PIT	50	57	0	55	46	36	23	69	0	0	17	23	56	53	33.5
60. RHP Casey Kelly, SD	56	24	0	48	41	32	39	0	26	61	34	0	70	37	33.4
61. 2B Kolten Wong, STL	17	11	73	29	5	22	61	41	44	43	35	42	33	3	32.8
62. OF Rymer Liriano, SD	0	62	0	0	47	46	0	68	57	0	65	35	73	0	32.4
63. SS Nick Franklin, SEA	22	29	0	46	32	54	57	4	54	67	7	58	23	0	32.4
64. 3B Tyler Austin, NYY	24	0	0	39	49	26	13	47	39	33	20	65	57	28	31.4
65. SS Trevor Story, COL	5	67	0	25	16	2	44	54	18	23	41	61	48	26	30.7
66. RHP Kyle Gibson, MIN	33	37	53	0	60	52	59	13	0	22	37	27	21	11	30.4
67. C Austin Hedges, SD	43	82	0	58	65	28	34	14	0	0	52	13	0	27	29.7
68. OF Aaron Hicks, MIN	29	55	75	11	52	3	28	16	24	39	27	7	31	5	28.7
69. LHP Justin Nicolino, MIA	15	28	0	47	39	29	21	0	62	46	12	50	12	32	28.1
70. OF Yasiel Puig, LAD	54	22	0	42	0	25	51	34	10	44	32	5	39	29	27.6
71. LHP James Paxton, SEA	14	9	0	45	0	40	20	61	19	3	64	43	36	24	27
72. OF Adam Eaton, ARI	28	0	87	18	10	4	27	58	0	45	0	8	34	45	26
73. RHP Allen Webster, BOS	52	32	0	14	38	30	37	44	0	18	15	0	32	48	25.7
74. RHP Kyle Crick, SF	35	36	0	53	25	15	24	27	43	27	10	0	13	47	25.4
75. RHP Wily Peralta, MIL	32	33	57	0	28	37	0	0	28	47	0	53	35	0	25
76. LHP Tony Cingrani, CIN	19	10	54	0	3	35	8	11	37	48	38	45	10	25	24.5
77. RHP Lucas Giolito, WAS	34	31	0	31	24	27	38	5	0	24	3	0	40	72	23.5
78. 2B Delino DeShields Jr., HOU	2	0	0	33	18	0	12	51	23	2	66	0	77	16	21.4
79. RHP Daniel Straily, OAK	0	16	78	16	0	0	0	24	35	37	29	47	9	0	20.8
80. SS Hak-Ju Lee, TB	11	26	0	0	23	45	5	0	78	63	9	10	0	20	20.7
81. LHP Jesse Biddle, PHI	12	34	0	52	6	41	11	50	13	5	44	0	0	19	20.5
82. LHP Martin Perez, TEX	20	42	0	26	8	6	19	1	46	0	22	63	1	38	19.9
83. OF Courtney Hawkins, CHW	46	0	0	0	27	33	33	29	4	0	49	0	0	44	18.9
84. RHP Yordano Ventura, KC	16	39	0	2	0	42	22	0	15	6	28	21	15	51	18.4
85. RHP Luis Heredia, PIT	23	48	0	5	17	0	25	0	31	11	24	0	18	54	18.3
86. RHP Michael Wacha, STL	25	45	0	41	0	18	63	23	7	15	0	0	0	12	17.8
87. 3B Matt Davidson, ARI	13	12	0	13	26	24	9	20	51	10	0	26	26	7	16.9
88. OF Slade Heathcott, NYY	38	0	0	0	44	0	31	48	21	0	0	0	0	50	16.6
89. RHP Zach Lee, LAD	0	14	0	0	34	23	0	0	49	30	58	1	0	0	14.9
90. LHP Andrew Heaney, MIA	58	0	0	0	0	20	29	15	0	0	0	0	0	63	13.2
91. RHP Clayton Blackburn, SF	0	6	0	50	21	0	0	39	38	0	30	0	0	0	13.1
92. OF Michael Choice, OAK	0	19	0	0	0	0	0	0	29	28	48	48	6	6	13.1
93. SS Jonathan Schoop, BAL	0	21	0	0	51	0	0	17	0	0	0	60	20	0	12.1
94. RHP Bruce Rondon, DET	6	0	79	0	0	9	4	31	5	21	0	0	0	0	11.1
95. RHP Arodys Vizcaino, CHC	18	47	0	0	37	0	3	0	0	0	0	0	4	39	10.6
96. OF Avisail Garcia, DET	27	0	0	21	0	0	15	0	2	9	0	38	0	30	10.1
97. RHP Cody Buckel, TEX	0	0	0	30	11	14	17	0	0	0	5	62	0	0	9.9
98. RHP A.J. Cole, WAS	0	0	0	0	12	10	0	8	1	41	6	44	3	0	8.9
99. RHP Daniel Corcino, CIN	7	0	0	6	29	0	10	0	20	4	0	46	0	0	8.7
100. RHP J.R. Graham, ATL	8	38	0	0	7	0	2	18	14	25	0	0	0	10	8.7
101. RHP Jarred Cosart, HOU	0	0	0	3	15	12	16	0	16	0	43	0	7	0	8
102. SS Dorssys Paulino, CLE	0	5	0	0	45	0	0	2	8	0	0	0	17	23	7.1
103. OF Marcell Ozuna, MIA	26	0	0	0	0	0	14	22	0	0	0	0	0	2	4.6
104. 3B Joey Gallo, TEX	0	0	0	9	0	0	0	0	6	0	13	29	0	0	4.1
105. OF Leonys Martin , TEX	4	0	0	0	0	0	6	0	0	35	0	9	0	0	3.9

Steamer-Razzball and Zeile Projections Updates

Mike MacGregor — Mon, 18 Mar 2013 19:10:38 +0000

Welcome to a new week, another week closer to the start of baseball season. I know a bunch of our members drafted this past weekend and I’m sure there are still plenty of fantasy baseball drafts scheduled the next couple weeks. That, coupled with March Madness* kicking off this week, and we’ve got a pretty darn exciting sports calendar ahead of us.

To start the new week, we have an update to both sets of projections available in the Cheatsheet Compiler & Draft Buddy. The Steamer-Razzball projections from Steamer Projections Blog and Razzball, plus the Zeile Consensus Projections from FantasyPros, each updated on Sunday.

Those are now updated on our side, so you need to open your copy of the Cheatsheet Compiler, go to the setup tab, select which one you want to update, and hit Update Projections. Remember, if you want to update both sets of projections, select one, click Update Projections, then click the button to move it from Site A to Site B. Once that is done, select the other set and click Update Projections again.

The Average Draft Position (ADP) data from each of Mock Draft Central, FantasyPros and National Fantasy Baseball Championship also received an update. Select the one you prefer on the ADP tab in the Compiler and it will update when you update projections.

Last but not least, in terms of update news, new projections meant the Compiler kicked out new baseball cheatsheets for us, if you simply want to print the player rankings from the website and go.

I received a note from member btscot7 this morning wondering why he was getting an error opening Draft Buddy… something to do with the TimerModule. From that he reminded me that the countdown timer does not work in 64-bit versions of Excel. This happened last year too, I just forgot exactly what the issue was.

As of this morning there is a new alternate version of Draft Buddy available from our download page for 64-bit Excel users. You won’t be able to use the countdown timer, as I simply had to remove it (sorry), but better to get 100% of the core features of Draft Buddy and lose one frill feature than not be able to use it at all.

* Are you a college basketball fan, or even March Madness bandwagon fan this time of year (like me)? Over at one of my other websites, MyOfficePool.ca, I run a unique March Madness Survivor Pool that has steadily grown in popularity. If you want to try it out, sign up over there and give it a shot. It is a lot of fun and frustration trying to pick winners each round of the tourney to move on – survivor style. And you can’t pick the same team twice, so plan ahead!

Another Zeile Consensus Projections Update

Mike MacGregor — Fri, 15 Mar 2013 19:31:46 +0000

I moseyed over to FantasyPros today and noticed they updated the Zeile Consensus Projections again, so even though we did an update yesterday, I don’t want you guys heading into the weekend with outdated projections. A new update is now ready, and it is strictly for the Zeile projections. The ADP, depth charts and Steamer-Razzball projections all stayed the same. If you are using Zeile, open the Compiler, go to the update tab and hit Update Projections and you’ll be all set.