2008 Fantasy All Stars

BaseballLab posted 6/25/2008 from blog.fbhof.com [flag]

While the AL is trouncing the NL in interleague play yet again, the NL has emerged as the Talent League, with the majority of elite fantasy players residing in the Senior of the two circuits. The Fantasy Baseball HOF takes a step back at the virtual midpoint of the season to construct All Star rosters in each league and to ask where are all the great players dead, in the heart or in the head. [link]

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2008 Fantasy All Stars
Published 6/25/2008 by Fantasy Baseball Hall of Fame (noreply@blogger.com) at Sweet Lou's Baseball Lab
While the AL is trouncing the NL in interleague play yet again, the NL has emerged as the Talent League, with the majority of elite fantasy players residing in the Senior of the two circuits. The Fantasy Baseball Hall of Fame takes a step back at the virtual midpoint of the season to construct All Star rosters in each league and to ask where are all the great players dead, in the heart or in the head? http://blog.fbhof.com/2008/06/25/2008-fantasy-all-stars.aspx

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