First round
1. A-Rod
2. Johan Santana
3. Chase Utley
4. David Wright
5. Jimmy Rollins
6. Hanley Ramirez
7. Matt Holliday
8. Albert Pujols
9. Vlad Guerriero
10. David Ortiz
Second round
1. Jake Peavy
2. Jose Reyes
3. Miguel Cabrera
4. Prince Fielder
5. A. Soriano
6. B. Webb
7. Grady Sizemore
8. Ryan Howard
9. Magglio Ordonez
10. Carl Crawford
Third round
1. Josh Beckett
2. Carlos Beltran
3. Cole Hamels
4. Derek Jeter
5. Ichiro
6. Ryan Braun
7. Justin Verlander
8. Carlos Lee
9. Erik Bedard
10. Chipper
**New results**
Fourth round
1. Helton
2. Sabathia
3. Tex
4. Brandon Phillips
5. John Lackey
6. Victor Martinez
7. Curtis Granderson
8. Papelbon
9. Troy Tulo
10. Lance Berkman

Fifth round
1. Manny
2. Russ Martin
3. A-Ram
4. Torri Hunter
5. Garret Atkins
6. Pronk
7. Dan Haren
8. Felix Hernandez
9. BJ Upton
10. Joe Mauer

Sixth round
1. Roy Halladay
2. Justin Morneau
3. Aaron Harang
4. Posada
5. Alex Rios
6. Adrian Gonzalez
7. Ian Kinsler
8. Miguel Tejada
9. Gary Sheffield
10. Bobby Abreu

Seventh round
1. Scott Kazmir
2. Carlos Zambrano
3. Fausto Carmona
4. John Smoltz
5. Roy Oswalt
6. JJ Putz
7. K-Rod
8. Joe Nathan
9. Chone Figgins
10. Todd Jones

Eighth round
1. G. Soto
2. Jose Valverde
3. Carlos Guillen
4. Brad Penny
5. Chris Young (p)
6. Nick Markakis
7. Brian McCann
8. Brett Myers
9. Dice K
10. Brian Roberts

Ninth round
1. Adam Dunn
2. James Shields
3. Eric Byrnes
4. Chad Billingsley
5. Robinson Cano
6. Carlos Pena
7. Mike Lowell
8. Tim Lincecum
9. Derrek Lee
10. Vernon Wells

10th round
1. Brad Lidge
2. Saito
3. Mariano
4. Bobby Jenks
5. Dan Uggla
6. Billy Wags
7. Javy Vazquez
8. Francisco Cordero
9. Ryan Zimmerman
10. Rafael Furcal

11th round
1. Rich Hill
2. Paul Konerko
3. Aaron Rowand
4. Joe Borowski
5. A.J. Burnett
6. Chien-Ming Wang
7. Hunter Pence
8. Kenji Johjima
9.Jason Bay
10. P. Polanco

12th round
1. Ibanez
2. Tim Hudson
3. Jermaine Dye
4. Andy Pettitte
5. Ben Molina
6. Matt Cain
7. Nick Swisher
8. Victorino
9. Francisco Liriano
10. Ian Snell

13th round
1. Adam Wainwright
2. Brad Hawpe
3. Kelvim Escobar
4. Clay Buchholz
5. Izzy
6. Houston Street
7. Orlando Cabrera
8. Yovani Gallardo
9. Jeremy Bonderman
10. Jeff Francoeur

14th round
1. Dontrelle Willis
2. Griffey Jr.
3. Corey Hart
4. Hideki Matsui
5. Dustin McGowan
6. Ben Sheets
7. Ted Lilly
8. AJ Pierzynski
9. Andruw Jones
10. Matt Capps

15th round
1. Manny Corpas
2. Howie Kendrick
3. Jeff Francis
4. James Loney
5. Adrian Beltre
6. Jered Weaver
7. Frank Thomas
8. John Maine
9. Tom Gorzelanny
10. Michael Young

Baseball rosters are being trimmed in Florida and Arizona every day. Fantasy leaguers in keeper leagues need to do the same.

Undecided about that final keeper? Not sure if a trade is right for you?

Reply to this post with your question and I'll answer them.

Time's almost up to be considered for the Erie Times-News Fantasy Baseball Challenge.

Send me an e-mail telling me why you should be chosen for the league.

We'll be doing a live, online draft on Thursday, March 27.

16th round
1. Pedro Martinez
2. Willy Tavares
3. Aaron Hill
4. Phil Hughes
5. Chris Young
6. Ollie Perez
7. Soria
8. Conor Jackson
9. Matt Kemp
10. Ryan Garko

17th round
1. Ramon Hernandez
2. Jon Lester
3. Pat Burrell
4. Juan Pierre
5. Delmon Young
6. Josh Hamilton
7. Edgar Renteria
8. Zach Greinke
9. Pudge
10. Joe Blanton

18th round
1. Austin Kearns
2. Alex Gordon
3. Kosuke Fukudome
4. Michael Bourn
5. Gil Meche
6. Trevor Hoffman
7. Dustin Pedroia
8. Kevin Youkilis
9. Rafael Soriano
10. Randy Johnson

19th round
1. Richie Sexson
2. Joba Chamberlain
3. Derek Lowe
4. Rick Ankiel
5. Carlos Delgado
6. Adam LaRoche
7. Rich Harden
8. Kevin Slowey
9. Jhonny Peralta
10. Paul Byrd

Baseball season begins at 6 a.m.

You can get coverage here from mlb.com, including links to Live TV and live stats.

Bill Bradley of the Sacramento Bee reviewed fantasy sports Web sites. His take on some of the biggest:

Yahoo! Sports (sports.yahoo.com/fantasy): Probably the best roto home for novice players or those who want low-maintenance leagues.

CBS Sports (sportsline.com/fantasy) This site is probably the best for managing large leagues or leagues that have lasted many years (I'm in a 23-year-old league that has used this site for eight years).

ESPN (games.espn.go.com) If you go to ESPN.com for your sports news, then this is good for one-stop shopping.

My take on the sites:
I'm real disappointed with Yahoo sports. The player lists aren't as extensive as CBS Sports' or ESPN's. Yahoo's live scoring (if you pay extra for it) isn't as good as the others.

I've used all three and I'm currently in leagues using all three. My favorite, however, is ESPN. Since ESPN went free, I've been hooked. The custom features for baseball might be a bit limited compared to CBS, but ... it's free.

The Cubs have named Kerry Wood their closer. I'm still skeptical he'll last the season, so keep an eye on Carlos Marmol and Bob Howry.

The Rays -- don't call them Devil Rays this year -- have sent down 3B prospect Evan Longoria. This move was made more with money in mind, as this would set back Longoria's arbitration clock. Look for him by June.

I wish mlb.com paid me for the little publicity I'm about to give them, but I thought I'd pass this along.

First, they've upgraded their gameday live scoring feature. There are plenty of bells and whistles on that thing, and it beats what espn and sportsline had last year. You can check out mlb.com's improvements here.

Also, mlb.com is offering a free look at mlb.tv Saturday. I haven't subscribed, but I have seen it in action. It's a good way to watch games. Just check out the blackout restrictions before you decide to make the investment.

From the Associated Press: Twins pitcher Francisco Liriano will start the season with the Class A Fort Myers Miracle. The left-hander is coming back from elbow surgery and was 2-2 with a 4.02 ERA in spring training. He missed the 2007 season recovering.

Don't jump off a cliff just yet. Liriano will be back up in the bigs soon. If you have a nervous owner in one of your leagues, try to get him.

First round
1. A-Rod
2. Johan Santana
3. Chase Utley
4. David Wright
5. Jimmy Rollins
6. Hanley Ramirez
7. Matt Holliday
8. Albert Pujols
9. Vlad Guerriero
10. David Ortiz
Second round
1. Jake Peavy
2. Jose Reyes
3. Miguel Cabrera
4. Prince Fielder
5. A. Soriano
6. B. Webb
7. Grady Sizemore
8. Ryan Howard
9. Magglio Ordonez
10. Carl Crawford
Third round
1. Josh Beckett
2. Carlos Beltran
3. Cole Hamels
4. Derek Jeter
5. Ichiro
6. Ryan Braun
7. Justin Verlander
8. Carlos Lee
9. Erik Bedard
10. Chipper
**New results**
Fourth round
1. Helton
2. Sabathia
3. Tex
4. Brandon Phillips
5. John Lackey
6. Victor Martinez
7. Curtis Granderson
8. Papelbon
9. Troy Tulo
10. Lance Berkman

Fifth round
1. Manny
2. Russ Martin
3. A-Ram
4. Torri Hunter
5. Garret Atkins
6. Pronk
7. Dan Haren
8. Felix Hernandez
9. BJ Upton
10. Joe Mauer

Sixth round
1. Roy Halladay
2. Justin Morneau
3. Aaron Harang
4. Posada
5. Alex Rios
6. Adrian Gonzalez
7. Ian Kinsler
8. Miguel Tejada
9. Gary Sheffield
10. Bobby Abreu

Seventh round
1. Scott Kazmir
2. Carlos Zambrano
3. Fausto Carmona
4. John Smoltz
5. Roy Oswalt
6. JJ Putz
7. K-Rod
8. Joe Nathan
9. Chone Figgins
10. Todd Jones

Eighth round
1. G. Soto
2. Jose Valverde
3. Carlos Guillen
4. Brad Penny
5. Chris Young (p)
6. Nick Markakis
7. Brian McCann
8. Brett Myers
9. Dice K
10. Brian Roberts

Ninth round
1. Adam Dunn
2. James Shields
3. Eric Byrnes
4. Chad Billingsley
5. Robinson Cano
6. Carlos Pena
7. Mike Lowell
8. Tim Lincecum
9. Derrek Lee
10. Vernon Wells

10th round
1. Brad Lidge
2. Saito
3. Mariano
4. Bobby Jenks
5. Dan Uggla
6. Billy Wags
7. Javy Vazquez
8. Francisco Cordero
9. Ryan Zimmerman
10. Rafael Furcal

11th round
1. Rich Hill
2. Paul Konerko
3. Aaron Rowand
4. Joe Borowski
5. A.J. Burnett
6. Chien-Ming Wang
7. Hunter Pence
8. Kenji Johjima
9.Jason Bay
10. P. Polanco

12th round
1. Ibanez
2. Tim Hudson
3. Jermaine Dye
4. Andy Pettitte
5. Ben Molina
6. Matt Cain
7. Nick Swisher
8. Victorino
9. Francisco Liriano
10. Ian Snell

13th round
1. Adam Wainwright
2. Brad Hawpe
3. Kelvim Escobar
4. Clay Buchholz
5. Izzy
6. Houston Street
7. Orlando Cabrera
8. Yovani Gallardo
9. Jeremy Bonderman
10. Jeff Francoeur

14th round
1. Dontrelle Willis
2. Griffey Jr.
3. Corey Hart
4. Hideki Matsui
5. Dustin McGowan
6. Ben Sheets
7. Ted Lilly
8. AJ Pierzynski
9. Andruw Jones
10. Matt Capps

15th round
1. Manny Corpas
2. Howie Kendrick
3. Jeff Francis
4. James Loney
5. Adrian Beltre
6. Jered Weaver
7. Frank Thomas
8. John Maine
9. Tom Gorzelanny
10. Michael Young

Baseball rosters are being trimmed in Florida and Arizona every day. Fantasy leaguers in keeper leagues need to do the same.

Undecided about that final keeper? Not sure if a trade is right for you?

Reply to this post with your question and I'll answer them.

Time's almost up to be considered for the Erie Times-News Fantasy Baseball Challenge.

Send me an e-mail telling me why you should be chosen for the league.

We'll be doing a live, online draft on Thursday, March 27.

16th round
1. Pedro Martinez
2. Willy Tavares
3. Aaron Hill
4. Phil Hughes
5. Chris Young
6. Ollie Perez
7. Soria
8. Conor Jackson
9. Matt Kemp
10. Ryan Garko

17th round
1. Ramon Hernandez
2. Jon Lester
3. Pat Burrell
4. Juan Pierre
5. Delmon Young
6. Josh Hamilton
7. Edgar Renteria
8. Zach Greinke
9. Pudge
10. Joe Blanton

18th round
1. Austin Kearns
2. Alex Gordon
3. Kosuke Fukudome
4. Michael Bourn
5. Gil Meche
6. Trevor Hoffman
7. Dustin Pedroia
8. Kevin Youkilis
9. Rafael Soriano
10. Randy Johnson

19th round
1. Richie Sexson
2. Joba Chamberlain
3. Derek Lowe
4. Rick Ankiel
5. Carlos Delgado
6. Adam LaRoche
7. Rich Harden
8. Kevin Slowey
9. Jhonny Peralta
10. Paul Byrd

Baseball season begins at 6 a.m.

You can get coverage here from mlb.com, including links to Live TV and live stats.

Bill Bradley of the Sacramento Bee reviewed fantasy sports Web sites. His take on some of the biggest:

Yahoo! Sports (sports.yahoo.com/fantasy): Probably the best roto home for novice players or those who want low-maintenance leagues.

CBS Sports (sportsline.com/fantasy) This site is probably the best for managing large leagues or leagues that have lasted many years (I'm in a 23-year-old league that has used this site for eight years).

ESPN (games.espn.go.com) If you go to ESPN.com for your sports news, then this is good for one-stop shopping.

My take on the sites:
I'm real disappointed with Yahoo sports. The player lists aren't as extensive as CBS Sports' or ESPN's. Yahoo's live scoring (if you pay extra for it) isn't as good as the others.

I've used all three and I'm currently in leagues using all three. My favorite, however, is ESPN. Since ESPN went free, I've been hooked. The custom features for baseball might be a bit limited compared to CBS, but ... it's free.

The Cubs have named Kerry Wood their closer. I'm still skeptical he'll last the season, so keep an eye on Carlos Marmol and Bob Howry.

The Rays -- don't call them Devil Rays this year -- have sent down 3B prospect Evan Longoria. This move was made more with money in mind, as this would set back Longoria's arbitration clock. Look for him by June.

I wish mlb.com paid me for the little publicity I'm about to give them, but I thought I'd pass this along.

First, they've upgraded their gameday live scoring feature. There are plenty of bells and whistles on that thing, and it beats what espn and sportsline had last year. You can check out mlb.com's improvements here.

Also, mlb.com is offering a free look at mlb.tv Saturday. I haven't subscribed, but I have seen it in action. It's a good way to watch games. Just check out the blackout restrictions before you decide to make the investment.

From the Associated Press: Twins pitcher Francisco Liriano will start the season with the Class A Fort Myers Miracle. The left-hander is coming back from elbow surgery and was 2-2 with a 4.02 ERA in spring training. He missed the 2007 season recovering.

Don't jump off a cliff just yet. Liriano will be back up in the bigs soon. If you have a nervous owner in one of your leagues, try to get him.