Fantasy Beat

Fantasy Beat: League-Wide Stolen Base Woes

Jason notices that stolen bases are down around the league this season and examines why this might be happening.

Craig looks at a couple of under-the-radar burners who could help your fantasy team in steals.

Jason returns for another round of "Who Am I?"

Jason Collette looks at Leo Nunez and why fantasy owners continue to underrate him, even after a strong start to 2011.

Craig takes his weekly look at two-start pitchers and finds a few interesting options for the coming week.

Craig Brown looks at why the opposite field power of Drew Stubbs, Andrew McCutchen, and Alex Avila bodes well for their future home run totals.

Rob graduates a couple of VPers and says hello to Albert Pujols's replacement and a Marlins speedster.

Jason brings "Who Am I?" back with six more players this week.

Jason matches movie titles with players' seasons as he discusses 2011's best and worst.

With few two-start pitchers this week, Craig digs deep for some viable options.

Jason looks at potential causes for the changing run environment.

Jason looks at the difference between a high BABIP for a young player versus one for an old player.

Craig finds some interesting National League options as interleague play resumes this week.

Craig takes a look at the RBI profiles of Jamey Carroll and Dan Uggla and examines the struggles of Uggla in 2011.

Jason takes a look at six more major leaguers and plays "Who Am I?" this week with a draft day twist.

Jason looks at his Holy Trinity of Skills and the pitchers who qualify for the honor.