Baseball

Fantasy Baseball Winter Meetings

As 2010 begins and fantasy football has ended, fantasy gurus are starting to look towards the spring.  With the MLB winter meetings over and a lot of the big names being signed or traded away January and February begin fantasy baseball winter meetings.  These winter meetings are where owners get their fantasy keeper baseball teams organized and start preparing for the 2010 season in hopes of capturing their first title or recapturing the crown.

Sports Fantasy Guide is here to jump start your fantasy mind and help transition you from fantasy football to fantasy baseball.  We have broke down the American and National league by breaking down the pitchers and batters.  Now is also the time to start thinking about who your keepers will be and we will help clarify who is worth the money to keep and who isn’t.  It will also include sleeper bargains for this season as well as take a look at the minor league system that can help you win a league title in years down the road.

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Basketball

2010 NBA Mock Draft

2010 NFL Mock Draft >>>

1. SG Evan Turner – Junior – Ohio State

Turner has had a great Junior year even with cracking two vertebra in his back.  I believe he should be the #1 overall pick in the 2010 NBA mock draft.  He is a very versatile player who can play PG, SG, and SF.  He has improved on his ball handling and passing this year which has helped propel Ohio State to one of the best teams in the nation.  He will need to continue to add strength and improve his outside jump shot.

2. PG John Wall – Freshman – Kentucky

Wall is a great athlete and hasn’t even played a minute of college basketball and is the top prospect in the 2010 NBA draft.  He has great size and explosiveness for the point guard position.  He is really quick with the ball and can create open shots for his teammates.  While at Kentucky he needs to improve on his outside shot as well as his decision making.

3. PF Derrick Favors – Freshman – Georgia Tech

Favors is a big athletic power forward who really attacks the basket.  At South Atlantic High School he averaged 27.5 points, 13.3 rebounds, and 5 blocks per game.  At Georgia Tech he needs to improve on his ball handling as well as his back-to-the-basket moves.  At the end of the season he should be a top draft prospect for any NBA team.

4. SF Wesley Johnson – Syracuse

Before this year not too many people who Wesley Johnson is and what team he plays on.  Johnson had to sit out last year because of his transfer from Iowa State where he won the Big 12 Rookie of the Year in his freshman year.  He is a very long and athletic player who can do a little of everything.  He has a good shot and can also finish around the basket.

5. PF DeMarcus Cousins – Freshman – Kentucky

Cousins’ draft stock has been rising all year.  He is a rebounding machine who has a great physical style that will help him on the next level.  He can take over a game down low in the paint.  There are still questions about his conditions and his desire to play all the time.  He has a tendancy to take possessions off.

6. PF Ed Davis – Sophomore – North Carolina

Davis jumped up the charts last season right before the draft.  Now he is a top 5 prospect in the 2010 draft.  He is a lefty with tremendous athletic ability.  He is a great shot blocker who helped North Carolina to a National Championship.  He needs to gain some bulk and continue to work on his jump shot and low post moves but his upside in this years draft is what teams will be looking at.

7. PF Greg Monroe – Sophomore – Georgetown

Like Ed Davis, Monroe was also a top draft pick last year who decided to stay for his sophomore year and hopefully jump up to a top 3 draft pick.  He has an NBA ready body with a 7′2″ wingspan.  In his sophomore season he needs to play with intensity at all time which he lacked as a freshman.  He is a really good jump shot that he can always improve on as well as his low post moves.

8. C Cole Aldrich – Junior – Kansas

Aldrich will be one of the oldest players in the draft but brings a lot of skills as a 6′11″ center.  He could have gone high last year but this year he should be one of the top centers taken.  He has a great shot and also proved last year that he possess low post moves.  He is not very explosive or quick but he makes up for it with his high basketball IQ.

9. PF Patrick Patterson – Junior – Kentucky

Patterson is a long athletic big man who can extend the defense.  He has really improved on his outside jump shot which has really elevated his draft stock.  He is a great competitor who is a very physical big man but is still very raw on his low posts moves.  There have also been questions about his conditioning.

10. SF Al-Farouq Aminu – Sophomore – Wake Forest

Aminu was another projected 1st round draft pick last year but decided to come back for his sophomore year.  He is an excellent athlete with a 7′4″ wingspan.  In his freshman year he showed good court vision and excellent rebounding ability.  He struggles to create his own shot and doesn’t have much of an outside shot.  If he continues to improve in those areas he will be a top 10 draft pick in 2010.

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Football

2010 NFL Mock Draft Order

ROUND ONE

1.  St. Louis Rams
2.  Detroit Lions
3.  Tampa Bay Buccaneers
4.  Washington Redskins
5.  Kansas City Chiefs
6.  Seattle Seahawks
7.  Cleveland Browns
8.  Oakland Raiders
9.  Buffalo Bills
10. Jacksonville Jaguars
11. Denver Broncos (Chicago)
12. Miami Dolphins
13. San Francisco 49ers
14. Seattle Seahawks (Denver)
15. New York Giants
16. Tennessee Titans
17. San Francisco 49ers (Carolina)
18. Pittsburgh Steelers
19. Atlanta Falcons
20. Houston Texans
21. Cincinnati Bengals
22. New England Patriots
23. Green Bay Packers
24. Philadelphia Eagles
25. Baltimore Ravens
26. Arizona Cardinals
27. Dallas Cowboys
28. San Diego Chargers
29. New York Jets
30. Minnesota Vikings
31. New Orleans Saints
32. Indianapolis Colts

ROUND TWO

33. St. Louis Rams
34. Detroit Lions
35. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
36. Kansas City Chiefs
37. Washington Redskins
38. Cleveland Browns
39. Oakland Raiders
40. Seattle Seahawks
41. Buffalo Bills
42. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Chicago)
43. Miami Dolphins
44. New England Patriots (Jacksonville)
45. Denver Broncos
46. New York Giants
47. New England Patriots (Tennessee)
48. Carolina Panthers
49. San Francisco 49ers
50. Kansas City Chiefs (Atlanta)
51. Houston Texans
52. Pittsburgh Steelers
53. New England Patriots
54. Cincinnati Bengals
55. Philadelphia Eagles
56. Green Bay Packers
57. Baltimore Ravens
58. Arizona Cardinals
59. Dallas Cowboys
60. San Diego Chargers
61. New York Jets
62. Minnesota Vikings
63. New Orleans Saints
64. Indianapolis Colts

ROUND THREE

65. St. Louis Rams
66. Detroit Lions
67. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
68. Kansas City Chiefs
69. Oakland Raiders
70. Philadelphia Eagles (Seattle)
71. Cleveland Browns
72. Buffalo Bills
73. Miami Dolphins
74. Jacksonville Jaguars
75. Chicago Bears
76. New York Giants
77. Tennessee Titants
78. Carolina Panthers
79. San Francisco 49ers
80. Denver Broncos
81. Houston Texans
82. Pittsburgh Steelers
83. Atlanta Falcons
84. Cincinnati Bengals
85. Oakland Raiders (New England)
86. Green Bay Packers
87. Philadelphia Eagles
88. Baltimore Ravens
89. Arizona Cardinals
90. Dallas Cowboys
91. San Diego Chargers
92. Cleveland Browns (NY Jets)
93. Minnesota Vikings
94. New Orleans Saints
95. Indianapolis Colts

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