Three players coming off disappointing 2012 seasons—Chris Young (OF, OAK), Cliff Pennington (SS, ARI) and Heath Bell (RHP, ARI)—switched addresses in a recent three-team trade.

Justin Upton was the first overall draft pick of the 2005 MLB draft, and the #2 player on the 2006 Baseball America top-prospects list, and was a $30 player within a few years. But many owners did not enjoy his big years, because early weak years had seemingly reduced Upton’s upside. These owners were victims of the prospect myth...

A legend like Roy Halladay should be a slam-dunk to return to near-vintage form in 2013, right? Not according to our numbers. Our NL filter turned up Halladay and some other interesting names in these week's search...

BaseballHQ.com's forecasting process is more about logical journeys than blind destinations. Here's part two of our 2012 success stories.

Last week, we established that fantasy prospects are overvalued by first-year production. But what about three-year? And top prospects vs. also-rans? Glad you asked...

Reviewing the results of the "Starting 12" draft plan delivered back in March's Straight Draft Guide.

Not surprisingly, our AL 35-and-over pitcher filter results in mostly 9th inning guys. But Hiroki Kuroda is one starter that keeper league owners should considering welcoming back in 2013...

[FREE] BaseballHQ.com's forecasting process is more about logical journeys than blind destinations. Here's part one of our 2012 success stories.

Mike Trout might disagree with the call, but our research suggests hoarding prospects is not a path to fanalytic success...

Perhaps due in part to the absence of the DH, significantly fewer NL hitters passed the age filter for our over-35 list. But most of those who did—like Carlos Beltran—should grab your attention.

Regular season stadiums may be empty but fantasy league celebrating has just begun.