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2011 NFL Mock Draft
1. St. Louis Rams – DT Marcell Dareus – Alabama The Rams were thinking about taking DT Ndamukong Suh from Nebraska in the 2010 NFL draft but ended up taking QB Sam Bradford. Now turning to the 2011 NFL mock draft I see them going with a defensive tackle. Marcell... [Read more...]
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2010 NBA Mock Draft
2010 NFL Mock Draft >>> 1. Washington Wizards – 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... [Read more...]
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Fantasy Baseball Rankings
Batter Rankings RankPositionPlayerTeam 11BAlbert PujolsSt. Louis Cardinals 2SS Hanley RamirezFlorida Marlins 3OFRyan BraunMilwaukee Brewers 43BAlex RodriguezNew York Yankees 5OFCarl CrawfordTampa Bay Rays 62BChase UtleyPhiladelphia... [Read more...]
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 Draft Results
1st Round
1. Washington Wizards – PG John Wall – Kentucky
2. Philadelphia 76ers – SG – Evan Turner – Ohio State
3. New Jersey Nets – PF Derrick Favors – Georgia Tech
4. Minnesota Timberwolves – SF Wesley Johnson – Syracuse
5. Sacramento Kings – PF DeMarcus Cousins – Kentucky
6. Golden State Warriors – PF Ekpe Udoh – Baylor
7. Detroit Pistons – PF Greg Monroe – Georgetown
8. Los Angeles Clippers – SF Al-Farouq Aminu – Wake Forest
9. Utah Jazz – SF Gordon Hayward – Butler
10. Indiana Pacers – F Paul George – Fresno State
11. New Orleans Hornets – C Cole Aldrich – Kansas
12. Memphis Grizzlies – G Xavier Henry – Kansas
13. Toronto Raptors – F Ed Davis – North Carolina
14. Houston Rockets – F Patrick Patterson – Kentucky
15. Milwaukee Bucks – F Larry Sanders – VCU
16. Minnesota Timberwolves – F Luke Babbit – Nevada
17. Chicago Bulls – F Kevin Seriphin – France
18. Oklahoma Thunder – PG Eric Bledsoe – Kentucky
19. Boston Celtics – G Avery Bradley – Texas
20. San Antonio Spurs – G James Anderson – Oklahoma State
21. Oklahoma Thunder – F Craig Brackens – Iowa State
22. Portland Trail Blazers – G Elliot Williams – Memphis
23. Minnesota Timberwolves – F Trevor Booker – Clemson
24. Atlanta Hawks – F Damion James – Texas
25. Memphis Grizzlies – G Dominique Jones – South Florida
26. Oklahoma Thunder – F Quincy Pondexter – Washington
27. New Jersey Nets – G Jordan Crawford – Xavier
28. Memphis Grizzlies – G Greivis Vasquez – Maryland
29. Orlando Magic – C Daniel Orton – Kentucky
30. Washington Wizards – F Lazar Heyward – Marquette
2nd Round
31. New Jersey Nets – C Tibor Pliess – Germany
32. Miami Heat – C Dexter Pittman – Texas
33. Sacramento Kings – C Hassan Whiteside – Marshall
34. Portland Trail Blazers – PG Armon Johnson – Nevada
35. Washington Wizards – SF Nemanja Bjelica – Serbia
36. Detroit Pistons – SG Terrico White – Mississippi
37. Milwaukee Bucks – SF Darington Hobson – New Mexico
38. New York Knicks – SG Andy Rautins – Syracuse
39. New York Knicks – SF Landry Fields – Standford
40. Indiana Pacers – SG Lance Stephenson – Cincinnati
41. Miami Heat – PF Jarvis Varnado – Mississippi State
42. Miami Heat – SF Da’Sean Butler – West Virginia
43. Los Angeles Lakers – SF Devin Ebanks – West Virginia
44. Milwaukee Bucks – C Jerome Jordan – Tulsa
45. Minnesota Timberwolves – C Paulao Prestes – Brazil
46. Phenoix Suns – PF Gani Lawal – Georgia Tech
47. Milwaukee Bucks – PF Keith Gallon – Oklahoma
48. Miami Heat – SF Latavious Williams – NBDL
49. San Antonio Spurs – PF Ryan Richards – England
50. Dallas Mavericks – C Solomon Alabi – Florida State
51. Oklahoma City Thunder – C Magnum Rolle – Louisiana Tech
52. Boston Celtics – PF Luke Harangody – Notre Dame
53. Atlanta Hawks – SF Pape Sy – Senegal
54. Los Angeles Clippers – PF Willie Warren – Oklahoma
55. Utah Jazz – SF Jeremy Evans – Western Kentucky
56. Minnesota Timberwolves – C Hamady N’diaye – Rutgers
57. Indiana Pacers – PF Ryan Reid – Florida State
58. Los Angeles Lakers – PF Derrick Caracter – UTEP
59. Orlando Magic – SF Stanley Robinson – UCONN
60. Pheniox Suns – PF Dwayne Collins – Miami
Football
2011 NFL Mock Draft
1. St. Louis Rams – DT Marcell Dareus – Alabama
The Rams were thinking about taking DT Ndamukong Suh from Nebraska in the 2010 NFL draft but ended up taking QB Sam Bradford. Now turning to the 2011 NFL mock draft I see them going with a defensive tackle. Marcell Dareus is not the talent that Suh is but he should be the top DT in the 2011 draft class.
2. Detroit Lions – OT Anthony Castonzo – Boston College
Anthony Castonzo will enter this college season as the top offensive tackle. The Lions have put a lot of weapons around QB Matthew Stafford and now they need to address the front line that protects him.
3. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – DE Allen Bailey – Miami
Tampa Bay drafted DT Gerald McCoy in the 2010 NFL draft which will help the pass rush in the 2010 season. But in the 2011 NFL mock draft they will continue to improve the defensive line. Bailey is a big and physical pass rusher at 6’6″ 288 lbs.
4. Washington Redskins – QB Jake Locker – Washington
In the 2010 off-season the Redskins acquired QB Donavan McNabb who will be the starter for the next few years but he won’t be there for much more than two or three so if Jake Locker does fall to them then I think they will start to think of the future. Locker has a strong arm and is very athletic. He could have been the first overall pick in the 2010 NFL draft but opted to stay for his senior year.
5. Kansas City Chiefs – QB Andrew Luck – Stanford
Andrew Luck could pass Locker during the season as the top QB in the 2011 NFL draft class. I know Kansas City has Matt Cassell but I don’t know if he is the long term solution. The 2010-11 season will be a big season for him to produce and if he doesn’t then they could turn to the 2011 draft for their next QB.
6. Seattle Seahawks – QB Ryan Mallett – Arkansas
Ryan Mallett might have the strongest arm in the 2011 draft class. He came back to school to work on his footwork and accuracy. Depending on how his Junior season goes at Arkansas he could go in the top 10 of the 2011 NFL mock draft. Right now I am going mostly on potential. Seattle has been thinking about drafting a QB in the draft for a few years now and I think the 2011 draft will be the one that they pull the trigger.
7. Cleveland Browns – CB Ras-I Dowling – Virginia
By drafting CB Joe Haden in the 2010 NFL draft they addressed a big flaw that they had. Drafting one cornerback will not help the secondary so I expect them to continue adding talent through the 2011 NFL draft. Another possibility is a pass rusher in the 2011 NFL mock draft.
8. New England Patriots (From Oakland) – WR A.J. Green – Georgia
Wide receivers Randy Moss and Wes Welker are getting older and the Patriots’ offense needs a young play maker. The top WR in the 2011 NFL draft class will be between Green and Julio Jones but currently I think Green is ahead of Jones.
9. Buffalo Bills – OT Clint Boling – Georgia
If one of the three top QB’s fall to them they will certainly take them because the three QB’s they have now are not franchise quarterbacks. But in my 2011 NFL mock draft they aren’t available and Buffalo turns to their offensive line needs and draft Clint Boling from Georgia.
10. Jacksonville Jaguars – OLB Bruce Carter – North Carolina
Jacksonville will continue to improve their defense and this time they will work on their linebackers. Bruce Carter could have came out last year and been a first round draft pick but decided to stay in school. Picking Carter at the number ten pick would not be a stretch unlike California’s Tyson Alualu in the 2010 NFL draft.

