BaseballHQ health scores are great and are a good estimator of risk, but they don't always tell the whole story. We'll dig in to a few players whose risks might not be best reflected in their health scores. We'll include a couple of players, too, whose risks may be mis-perceived by GMs.

It seems the market is undervaluing first base overall, and there are a couple of real bargains available. If you plan carefully, you get get a lot of value from your first base and corner positions in 2019.

At FPAZ 2012, a group of experts drafted a set of players in a competition that took 5 years to score. The lessons learned from that exercise can help guide our strategy in keeper and dynasty leagues.

Let's talk third base! No speed, but plenty of everything else. A couple of overpriced players and a few bargains. You'll have to read on for the skinny...

We'll kick off our 2019 injury coverage by setting our 2019 expectations for several players who were hurt in 2018.

Second base is not the fantasy desert it used to be, but there are some interesting pockets of value in the ADPs. And a couple of real head-scratchers.

The initial distribution of the WONK league rules inspired some spirited debate and even a bit of trash talk. These are some of the desicions that many leagues wrestle over. Where the WONKs ended up and how they got there are lessons that could be applied to many leagues.

Our annual look at the typical SGP denominators in recent seasons, based on results from over 200 actual fantasy leagues.

Carlos Correa is one of many shortstops in the top tier that are currently being selected very near to their BHQ value.

Market Pulse is back; it's the crowd compared to BaseballHQ.com values. Catchers and DHs are up first.

Most of us have pretty much accepted that the jump in home runs in MLB is a permanent change, but wouldn't it be nice to have some sort of science-y studies that back that up? Now you do.