Best fantasy baseball magazine? (1 Viewer)

[eoMMan]

Which one do you like?

 

[the moops]

People still read fantasy sports magazines?

 

[RnR]

Probably worth the extra $10 to go for a book like Baseball Forecaster or Baseball Prospectus. Each of those is an "auto-purchase" for me each January, but I'm a nerd like that.

 

[Northern Voice]

Probably worth the extra $10 to go for a book like Baseball Forecaster or Baseball Prospectus. Each of those is an "auto-purchase" for me each January, but I'm a nerd like that.

Does buying baseball prospectus physical book include any access to the website (like ESPN mag and Insider for example)

 

[Wrigley]

Probably worth the extra $10 to go for a book like Baseball Forecaster or Baseball Prospectus. Each of those is an "auto-purchase" for me each January, but I'm a nerd like that.

I was watching a preseason Braves game last year, and spotted the ATL coaches in the dugout reading the Baseball Prospectus.

 

[Eephus]

Probably worth the extra $10 to go for a book like Baseball Forecaster or Baseball Prospectus. Each of those is an "auto-purchase" for me each January, but I'm a nerd like that.

I was watching a preseason Braves game last year, and spotted the ATL coaches in the dugout reading the Baseball Prospectus.

Meanwhile in the Phillies' dugout, they're reading the 2008 Beckett Card Guide.

 

[Limp Ditka]

Probably worth the extra $10 to go for a book like Baseball Forecaster or Baseball Prospectus. Each of those is an "auto-purchase" for me each January, but I'm a nerd like that.

I was watching a preseason Braves game last year, and spotted the ATL coaches in the dugout reading the Baseball Prospectus.

Meanwhile in the Phillies' dugout, they're reading the 2008 Beckett Card Guide.

 

[Captain Hook]

Which one do you like?

Magazines are inherently outdated given they have to get it to the printers in December BUT if you want just one for reading material I would suggest "THE FANTASY BASEBALL GUIDE 2015" and get the Professional Edition (Mike Trout on cover). Lots of picks and pans by various writers and good information on rookies and prospects.

 

[mquinnjr]

Probably worth the extra $10 to go for a book like Baseball Forecaster or Baseball Prospectus. Each of those is an "auto-purchase" for me each January, but I'm a nerd like that.

I was watching a preseason Braves game last year, and spotted the ATL coaches in the dugout reading the Baseball Prospectus.

Meanwhile in the Phillies' dugout, they're reading the 2008 Beckett Card Guide.