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This is the 11th annual edition of the Fantasy Baseball Guide, which we launched in 2000. I saw some copies today on the newsstand at Barnes and Noble in Brooklyn. Based on reports and experience it isn't everywhere, but it is out there.
As the cover lines indicate, the big features that we have and no one else has are:
My five-year earnings scans for all included players.
Five year scans of player costs in roto leagues, based on actual league prices, for all included players.
Minor league games played by position as well as major league games played.
Picks and Pans (short blurbs recommending or dissing a player) from a wide array of experts, many very well know, some of lesser renown, one of the magazine's most popular features.
An NFBC style Mock Draft full of expert league winners and major writers from major sites.
Our Strategies of Champions section features essays from league winners about what they did to win, and how it helped them. This year's contributors include experts like Brian Walton (Tout Wars NL), Lawr Michaels (Tout Wars AL), Chris Liss (Tout Wars Mixed), Derek Carty (LABR AL), and Mike Gianella (CBS Sports AL.
And, believe it or not, there is also an excellent Rookies section, cheat sheets, and even more.
If you can't find the magazine on newsstands, at Barnes and Noble or WalMart, or elsewhere, and would be interested in a pdf or Kindle version, please email me at pkreutzer@yahoo.com.
Thanks for your interest.
Peter