Don’t pay for big names in fantasy drafts. Instead, find value in lesser known players with comparable, or in some cases, better statistics.

The AL East is home to some of the biggest slugging third basemen this season. We could be seeing the decline of Alex Rodriguez this season as well.

Hanley Ramirez is the clear-cut number one shortstop in fantasy baseball drafts this year. This position has the potential of having someone unexpected landing in the #2 rank by season’s end for 2011.

LeBron James leaving Cleveland for New Jersey not a farfetched idea, even if New Jersey has the worst record in the NBA. Their young core combined with a billionaire owner and a lottery pick could entice the King to come play for the Nets.

The result of teams clamoring to clear cap space for the summer of 2010 made for an exciting trade deadline that had some big names changing teams. Each team is hoping to land a major free agent in the summer.

Big moves change the landscape for NHL playoff contenders after the trade deadline. Will the acquisition of Ilya Kovalchuk ultimately lead the New Jersey Devils to another Stanley Cup?

Chase Utley is in a class of his own when it comes to second basemen. Does anyone believe that another player will emerge to rival Utley’s production and value this season?

UFC 110 has some good fight cards lined up. Who will win in the showdown between Michael Bisping and Wanderlei Silva? Can the up-and-coming Cain Velasquez take down the legend Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira and remain undefeated?

Quarterback is one of the most glamorous positions in all of sports. They get credit for wins and are blamed for losses. There have been many great players to play the position throughout the years but only one can be called the best.

For most teams in Major League Baseball, a season congruent to the Tampa Bay Rays’ 2009 season would have proved disappointing. However, considering the poor performance of the franchise up to the 2008 season, 2009 should inspire optimism into the future.