In Yahoo! fantasy baseball, in who hot, how old are those stats?
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You're better off going w/in your league...clicking on players and the toggling with the drop down menus, you can select a certain position you're looking for, along with if you want to look at the whole season, last month, or last week.  After you do that, then you can click on avg, or hr's, or sb's etc to see who has the most in the lg.  You can do this for avail players or players already taken.  Hope this helps.
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Greetings from inside the Yahoo Brain in New York City!\nHope you're catching the live webcast at: http://advision.webevents.yahoo.com/asktheplanet/brain.html !\n\nThe answer is Julio Franco.  He's on the Mets, and plays First Base primarily.  He is 108 years old.\n\nHope this helps!\n\n--J.
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Houston Astros - Check out my Yahoo Name!
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The one I'm in doesn't have a limit as to games played or innings pitched.  That's on Yahoo.
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are you strangely attracted to retired baseball players??
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The numbers range from a minimum of 15 million to over 35 million. I suspect somewhere in the middle. I'm not aware of an official count though.\n\nCheck out: www.FantasyFanBase.com
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1b - Ryan Howard has good potential. Good power, good BA,  low RBI production for those HRs though, mostly because he KOs WAY too much. Howard needs to learn how to take a walk and cut his KOs in half and he'd be a really dangerous hitter. He's young but unproven. \n\n2b -  Chase Utley rocked in 2005. If that's a good indication of what he can do the Phillies are set at 2b. A bit of power 100+ RBI, 15+ SB with almost no caught stealing. Damn good for a second baseman.  Approaching his prime, the Phils should be set at second for a long time to come. \n\nSS -  Rollins, good glove, young, good speed, solid bat. The Phils are set for a long time at short. \n\n3b - Bell in his prime was more of a filler kind of player. Now in his mid-30s and in decline the Phils need to upgrade at third. Nobody is burning it up in the minors.  Scales is the only one showing real progress. Moving  RBI production for those HRs though, mostly because he KOs WAY too much. Howard needs to learn how to take a walk and cut his KOs in half and he'd be a really dangerous hitter. He's young but unproven. \n\n2b -  Chase Utley rocked in 2005. If that's a good indication of what he can do the Phillies are set at 2b. A bit of power 100+ RBI, 15+ SB with almost no caught stealing. Damn good for a second baseman.  Approaching his prime, the Phils should be set at second for a long time to come. \n\nSS -  Rollins, good glove, young, good speed, solid bat. The Phils are set for a long time at short. \n\n3b - Bell in his prime was more of a filler kind of player. Now in his mid-30s and in decline the Phils need to upgrade at third. Nobody is burning it up in the minors.  Scales is the only one showing real progress. Moving  RBI production for those HRs though, mostly because he KOs WAY too much. Howard needs to learn how to take a walk and cut his KOs in half and he'd be a really dangerous hitter. He's young but unproven. \n\n2b -  Chase Utley rocked in 2005. If that's a good indication of what he can do the Phillies are set at 2b. A bit of power 100+ RBI, 15+ SB with almost no caught stealing. Damn good for a second baseman.  Approaching his prime, the Phils should be set at second for a long time to come. \n\nSS -  Rollins, good glove, young, good speed, solid bat. The Phils are set for a long time at short. \n\n3b - Bell in his prime was more of a filler kind of player. Now in his mid-30s and in decline the Phils need to upgrade at third. Nobody is burning it up in the minors.  Scales is the only one showing real progress. Moving Lieberthal to third might be a good option. Lieberthal has the bat and the arm. Moving out form behind the plate might keep him healthy. Moving Joe Thurston to third might also be an option. Not many thirdbaseman that would be a major help likely to be availible any time soon. \n\nC - Lieberthal has always been a great hitter for a catcher, handled pitchers well and was respectable with the glove. Injuries however have caught up with him and his future behind the plate seems dim. Carlos Ruiz shows promise but way too early to call him a successor.  If Ruiz or Coste cannot come up to speed the Phils might have to look to outside talent.  Pudge might be a perfect fit here. \n\nRF - Abreu for most of the last several years has been one of the most underated players in Baseball. Only 32 he seems to be showing rapid signs of decline though. So the Phils need to be looking for a new RF for the 2008 season most likely. \n\nCF - Rowand can be a major star, he's still proving that he can consistantly be such. If he lives up to his 04 season the Phils are set for quite a while in Center. \n\nLF - Burell is an enigma. Remove 03 and 04 and he'd be a superstar in the making. 03 and 04 were pretty miserable. \n\nSP - Meyers looks like he's a future 20 game winner. Liddle and Lieber are likely too old to be around for long or effective. There are some promising youngsters. Pitching is a big problem for t
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http://tampabay.devilrays.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/team/roster_40man.jsp?c_id=tb
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* Lou Gehrig - 23\n    * Manny Ramirez - 20\n    * Eddie Murray - 19\n    * Willie McCovey - 18\n    * Robin Ventura - 18\n    * Jimmie Foxx - 17\n    * Ted Williams - 17\n    * Hank Aaron - 16\n    * Dave Kingman - 16\n    * Babe Ruth - 16
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http://newyork.yankees.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/index.jsp?c_id=nyy\n\nCheck this out for updates. Email someone there for specific details.
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Maddux is pitching. It's a possibility. But it's pretty sad when a 40 year old guy is the best thing you're got... LOL
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Hmmm that's hard - there are so many hot players! And I'm not sure who is single. My favourites are Sonny Bill Williams, Billy Slater and Joel Clinton. Craig Wing is hot but he has a girlfriend!
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check out http://fantasysports.yahoo.com/
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716 in his baseball career. I'm not sure how many in his other careers. gimme a break
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Miguel Cabrera, base on his age (23) and the numbers he puts up he is the player you build a franchise around. Plus he plays a more difficult position (3rd base). Also he hits for power and for average. And he still hasn't hit his prime just yet.\n\nstats up till today:\n\n.338 BA, 9 HR, 43 RBI, 46 runs, 7 SB and he plays in a pitchers ball park.
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For all start/sit, trade, waiver wire etc questions I always check these guys out:\n\nhttp://www.fantasyfanbase.com
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C'mon. Can we tame the excitement just a hair. I like Alay too, I'm originally from Cuba. But the guy is 2-1 in 6 Starts. Please chill. Prince Fielder ( .298 BA 14 HR 40 RBI 35 R 5 SB) is out there in the NL. Hanley Ramirez (.262 BA 3 HR 20 RBI 53 R 20 SB). Ryan Zimmerman (.274 BA 10 HR 46 RBI 37 R 5 SB) Dan Uggla .313 BA 13 HR 43 RBI 49 R 4 SB). Plus they've all been starters on their teams since opening day. All or any of these guys are far more deserving of the NL Rookie of the Year.