With camps set to open next week, ten questions from around the American League.

[FREE] Finding batters who set career highs in plate appearances goes a long way to winning a fantasy baseball championship. Which players might take take that leap in 2013?

As the fences come in at Safeco and PETCO, what does that mean for their pitchers?

Most fantasy baseball managers know how to evaluate the standard statistics like ERA and WHIP. At BaseballHQ.com, we emphasize skills. In the spirit of looking for new indicators, this article explores the impact of low frequency events like wild pitches, balks, hit batters, SB allowed, and intentional walks on elite pitchers' performance.

Kyle Seager could be trotting the bases at Safeco now that the fences are coming in. Who else?

When Ed Rapuano is behind the plate, pitcher Dom plummets. We look at how you might benefit from knowing how umps call the game.

The Rockies gave up on their innovative idea to maximize the use of pitchers like Jeff Francis. But it's just crazy enough to work...

'Workhorse" pitchers like C.C. Sabathia should remind fantasy owners to appreciate pitchers who get loads of starts.

Josh Johnson and many other pitchers will switch leagues during the off-season. Should fantasy owners adjust their expectations when a pitcher changes leagues?

Players like Albert Pujols cost a premium because of their reliability. But is fantasy value sustainable over time?

Reliability has become a key part of many BHQ fantasy strategies and player evaluation tools such as Portfolio3 plan and the Mayberry Method. But can Reliability be projected?