Fantasy Baseball Top 100

Here is a cheat sheet for your fantasy baseball draft in 2008:

1. Alex Rodriguez, 3B, Yankees
2. Matt Holliday, OF, Rockies
3. Jake Peavy, SP, Padres
4. Albert Pujols, 1B, Cardinals
5. Hanley Ramirez, SS, Marlins
6. David Wright, 3B, Mets
7. Miguel Cabrera, 3B, Tigers
8. Jose Reyes, SS, Mets
9. Chase Utley, 2B, Phillies
10. Ryan Howard, 1B, Phillies

see the rest of the top 100 here:
http://www.listafterlist.com/tabid/57/listid/11739/Sports++Recreation/2008+Fantasy+Baseball+Top+100+Players.aspx

Must Haves for Football Season

It’s mid September. Leaves are changing colors. The weather is getting colder. Another school year has started. And O.J. is finally going to jail (that is kind of like the ultimate make-up call in sports history). But September also brings another football season. And for many men in America, that means couch potato season. And for a lot of women, that means boredom. But it doesn’t have to be that way. So take the advice of one of the greatest characters in movie history, “quid pro quo.” Something for something. A favor for a favor. Give and take. If you just started dating, good luck! No, just kidding, but it will take a little more effort than it will for those couples who have been together long enough to thank the heavens for the plasma screen male babysitter. So while the men are pounding beers and feasting on cheesy poofs, don’t volunteer to be the miserable maid, instead try one of these great ideas. And make sure you buy some of these must-haves:

Little-Known Facts About Fantasy Football

Rule the draft party chatter with these interesting facts:

1.	Wilfred Winkenbach is said to have invented fantasy football, he was part owner of the Oakland Raiders.
2.	The 2007 National Fantasy Football Championship has a $1,300 entry fee, but winner gets $100,000.
3.	Fantasy football players consist of 90% of the fantasy sports industry.
4.	9.6 million people visited fantasy sports web sites in October 2006.
5.	30% of fantasy footballers manage their teams while at office computers.
6.	73% of fantasy football players went to college.
7.	The Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006 limited credit card use for online gambling, but kept fantasy football legal.