I'm starting with catchers and hopefully posting a new position every three to four days. It'll be a lot like the format for catchers at every position but outfield, there I'll do a top 30 with probably 10 listed on Just missing the cut.

After I get the position players done, I'm moving on to pitchers, probably with all the pitchers combined into one pool. I'll probably do a top 50 pitchers with 15 on Just missing the cut.

Then I'll do a top 100 overall and probably post some other stuff to help people with their drafts and stuff.

Anyway, check it out. Comments are appreciated ... either on there or here. I just want some feedback.

http://www.baseballtalkonline.com/2008/02/...tions-catchers/
http://www.baseballtalkonline.com/2008/02/...-first-basemen/
http://www.baseballtalkonline.com/2008/02/...second-basemen/
http://www.baseballtalkonline.com/2008/02/...ons-shortstops/

glad to see mccan high on the list

Like your list McCarrol...although I think the power numbers for some of those are a bit of a stretch. I really like that you have Towles high....he's going to be a good one. Soto COULD be another great one...only time will tell if the AAA numbers he put up last year were legit.

Edited first post to include first basemen.

Second base and shortstops have been added to the first post.

I'm HOPING those will be my last top 10 projections, though I may have to do a third base.

I've basically been releasing these as a teaser to publishing my fantasy baseball draft guide.

Our draft guide is scheduled to have...

Player Rankings: (Name - Team - Positions)
• Top 300 Overall

Projections for the following:
• Top 30 Catchers
• Top 30 First Basemen
• Top 30 Second Basemen
• Top 30 Third Basemen
• Top 30 Shortstops
• Top 100 Outfielders
• Top 200 Pitchers

Draft Tools:
• Players with multi-position eligibility (Yahoo!)
• Players who only qualify for Utility (Yahoo!)
• Best source for each of the standard 5x5 categories (top 10 in each)
• Average Draft Position - Top 75 (maybe more depending on space)

The draft guide will be available on our website in .pdf format. It'll be free, just something I'm doing to try to pass time. I figure I'm doing it for myself, so I might as well put it up online for others to use in their draft and, at the same time, try to use it to attract people to my new site.

Currently, I'm the only one working on BaseballTalkOnline but I think we're getting enough activity and increasing activity to a point that we (by we I mean my staff on Braves-Nation.com) may be able to add forums to the site sometime in the near future and make a full general baseball site with forums, blog, fantasy stuff ... something that will fit every kind of baseball fan.