As we enter the final stretch for drafting it is time to take a look at the latest iteration of points leagues rankings from our amazing hard working rankings staff. Starting with the outfield is always fun because there is so much depth at the position, especially if you only require three of them, as many points leagues do. However, even if your league has switched to five outfielders there is still a lot of value, both within the top-60 at the position and below.Points leagues are always toug[...]

We continue our fantasy baseball tiered rankings analysis with a look at the star-studded outfield position[...]

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Cleveland Indians outfielder Leonys Martin has looked excellent at the plate in Cactus League games so far this season. He's hitting .500/.529/.875 with two home runs. After a bacterial infection ended his 2018 season, Martin is back healthy and ready to roll. He figures to have a starting role in the Cleveland outfield and is an absolute bargain right now with an ADP beyond 350. He should be owned in all AL-only leagues and deeper mixed formats.

Finally, baseball is back. There might be no better feeling than being able to turn on the television and see a live game, even if it does not count for anything in the win column. While some of the players are new to fans, and some players even lack names on their jerseys, the energy is back in fantasy baseball. Spring training does offer a bit of a trap for players, as there are plenty of options (Madison Bumgarner springs to mind) that have a history of underperforming this time of the year. [...]

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Its never too early to start looking toward the fantasy baseball season, so Im here to continue RotoBallers position-by-position rankings analysis series for points league and head-to-head (H2H) formats with the incredibly deep outfield position. There is a seemingly neverending stream of useful bats, but there are still clear chokepoints where the risk portfolio thickens. I'd suggest buying at least two anchors and then letting your speculative plays run.Our mixed-league points staff rankings c[...]

Cleveland Indians outfielder Leonys Martin was cleared to resume all baseball activities last Nov. 20 after dealing with a life-threatening bacterial infection, and he said he is now feeling 100 percent healthy. Martin played in just six games with the Indians before his illness hit, and he played in 78 games with the Tigers before being traded to Cleveland. He hit a combined .255/.323/.425 with 11 home runs, 33 RBI and seven stolen bases on the year. Even though Martin is likely to be the star[...]