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2009 Fantasy Baseball Big Game Draft Schedule

Fantasy Baseball Big Game 25 Team Online Draft Schedule
Draft Date	Draft Start Time	Entry Fee	1st Place	2nd Place	3rd Place	4th Place	5th Place
Saturday Mar 28, 2009	1 PM ET	$50	$650	$200	$100	$0	$0
Saturday Apr 4, 2009	1 PM ET	$110	$1,500	$400	$200	$75	$25

Head to Head (H2H) 22 Team Online Draft Schedule
Draft Date	Draft Start Time	Entry Fee	Champion	2nd Place	3rd Place
Saturday Mar 28, 2009	9 PM ET	$50	$500	$200	$100
Saturday, Apr 4, 2009	9 PM ET	$110	$1,200	$500	$250

2009 Free Agents. Manny Ramirez and Mark Teixeira lead a list of hitters who could help many teams make a push for a championship; while C.C. Sabathia leads an equally impressive list of pitchers who could prove to be difference makers in the 2009 season. While it's always difficult to know exactly who will end up where, it's always fun to speculate. Many times, the new home for players is not only determined by the need of the team and the cost of the player, but also what happens to the other free agents, who are signed and/or remain available on the market. Trades also play a large part in determining who ends up where. Here is a look at where we think some of the top free agents will end up. We also the #2 destination for these free agents, as well as name "wild card" possibilities. What teams will challenge the big market teams for players? Read more.

The half a billion dollar staff. Sabathia and Burnett have cost the Yankees close to half of that. Lowe, Sheets and Perez are still searching for a home. Of course, they won't command close to $250 million, between them, but they will more than likely push the value of these five contracts over $400 million. Taking a look at some of their key stats over their careers, versus the last three years, projections for next year can be made, as well as making an educated guess on who is ready to breakout, who isn't and who is going to stay steady. Read more.

Players to Remember AL EAST - B.J. Upton disappointed owners who were expecting him to follow up his 24 HR ’07 campaign with something similar in '08. Players returning from injury and those who failed to live up expectations in their first season or so in the majors can be great sources of value for owners who can spot them. I'll take a look at each team to see if they have any players who fit one of these two categories that could help your team. These are players you should remember when putting together your team. You don't want to build your entire team around them; however, if you are able to pick some up at the right price, you shouldn't hesistate to do so. I'll start with the AL East. Read more.