What books should I buy in order to win fantasy sport leagues especially football and baseball?
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Football success is often decided in the draft.  They play so few games, that your opportunities of dramatically changing the fate of your team in a typical league are few.\n\nBaseball success is often dependent on how closely you follow the sport.  A good draft helps...but, is no guarantee of success.  I have found that listening to the Fantasy 411 on MLB Radio is a great help.
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you have to be able to read to participate in fantasy sports
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Depends where.\n\nSome sites you can probably sign up, but you probably won't be drafting until the season nears.\n\nBesides, fantasy football is based on scoring from real live games.  There won't be any games until September.
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If you want the most up to date prices, you should pickup a beckett magazine at your local cardshop. The beckett mags are separated into individual sports so you would need to buy two different mags if you wanted to lookup baseball and football cards.\n\nIf you have older cards that don't fluctuate in price as much, you should go to a bookstore. There is a hobby section that will have some price guides there.\n\nAlso I know that TOYS R US carries beckett magazines and price guides that you can check out.
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I have a review. I am actually the author. The book just came out in early May. It has tons of info on past fantasy football seasons. If it happened in fantasy football since 1985, it's in there. A donation goes to the National Burn Foundation with the purchase of every book. You can see a sample (the 1998 season) if you go to this page... \n\nhttp://www.lulu.com/content/256233
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www.fantasysharks.com \nwww.foxsports.com\nwww.fftoolbox.com
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Most fantasy football sites will allow you to create your league around the end of July as drafts start in August.\n\nBest free site: Yahoo\nBest site for the money: Fanball.com
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Start with a Beckett's guide...\nit clearly outlines everything you need to know...\nfrom tools to pricing.
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cbssportsline has a good one as well.  If you manage a league you can post bogus headlines to mess with your buddies as well as post pics.   It's a cool feature if your sick of the same old boring FFB crap.  You can decorate your page as well and create some cool logos.  The site is very interactive, it may take a few tries to explore all it has to offer. Also, when you check on how you rate against your opponent it comes up in form of a graph displaying who has the advantage and for which position.  It also offers a free stat tracker.  I'm in 36 different leagues and it ranks high on my list along with Yahoo.  Happy fantasy football hunting!
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Try this link: http://baseball.fantasysports.yahoo.com/b1
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Without seeing your team and knowing your league settings...it is really difficult to say.  One thing you need to remember though...having a good team in fantasy leagues just means that you have...well a good team.  It by no means guarantees you of wins during the course of the season.  Fantasy consists of quite a bit of luck also and any manager that tells you different is full of you know what.  \n\nMy Yahoo rating is 79% over 6 seasons in both private and public leagues in baseball and football in both H2H (head to head) and roto leagues.  I have had loaded teams fail to make the playoffs and teams that I have no confidence in whatsover...win the championship.  While having good players certainly help your odds of winning....you are still at the mercy of lady luck.  \n\nHang in their bud....luck eventually will come your way.  If this is your first year playing fantasy games...then consider it a learning experience.  Your second go around will be much better overall.
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http://fantasysports.yahoo.com/\n\nyou pick real baseball players on your team and get points based on how they do in reality....  if you got any questions, email me at MoPreki@hotmail.com or YIM at emceew100
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buy stuff on www.nfl.com
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A fantasy sport is the new wave of games/sports that involves making a "dream team" of real players and then getting points/$$$ for how they do in the real world.  The most popular fantasy sports are football followed by baseball and basketball.  Other sports have fantasy sports (hockey, nascar, etc...) but aren't as popular.  Fantasy sports have gotten a lot bigger and popular, thanks to the internet.  People can go to a website, such as fantasysports.yahoo.com and create a team.  Then you would have a draft in which you pick players in a sequential order until each team has a roster of players picked out (a real player can't be on more than one fantasy team).  Then as the sport season happens, each week/day you get points based on how your player did.  It's a lot of fun and really changes how you view the sport.
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Try www.beckett.com\n\nThey publish pricing guides for baseball, football, etc cards. I think there's a cost for online pricing though.\n\nGood luck all the same.
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I ordered my book(s) from SPORTS ILLUSTRATED, check out their website or look for it at any bookstore, like Borders or Barnes & Noble..good luck.
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Recommend you consult your local library; their reference department should have at least a few books available on apprasing sports collectibles.