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Barton Talks Bets, Baseball and Wm. Floyd Football

Don't Buy the Pinstripe Hype ... Yet

Often in fantasy baseball, what we know and value in real baseball must be adjusted for the fantasy game. A great prospect built primarily on defense, for example, will not be nearly as valuable. Strong all-around players are often overhyped for fantasy purposes, even though they mean far more to an actual team. One of the biggest examples of this disconnect happens every spring training.

Phillips Headlines Impressive County Champions

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