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"&lt;p&gt;     &lt;strong&gt;BY JAY CLEMONS&lt;/strong&gt;    Recent Fantasy Clicks                                         03-03-10: Fantasy Preview Breakdown, Part II                                         03-01-10: NFL Combine Revelations                                          02-26-10: A Fantasy Preview Breakdown                                          02-24-10: Green Flag Goodness: Hitters                                          02-17-10: Green Flag Goodness: Pitchers                                        02-15-10: Red Flag Alerts: Pitchers                                        1-27-10: Red Flag Alerts: Infielders                                        1-25-10: Championship Sunday Revelations                                        1-22-10: Playing A Championship Sunday Hunch                                        1-20-10: Early Mock Draft Madness                                        1-18-10: Divisional Playoff Revelations                                        1-15-10: Divisional Playoff Round Clicks                                        1-13-10: Back In The Baseball Business                                        1-11-10: Wild Card Revelations                                        1-06-10: Fantasy Clicks Year-End Spectacular                                        1-04-10: Wild Card Round Clicks                                        12-28-09: Week 16 Revelations/Week 17 Clicks                                        12-23-09: All You Need To Know For Week 16                                        12-21-09: Week 15 Revelations                                        12-18-09: Thursday Night Revelations (Week 15)                                        12-16-09: Dontcha Hate When That Happens?                                        12-13-09: Week 14 Revelations                                        12-11-09: Thursday Night Revelations (Week 14)                                        12-09-09: Fantasy Playoff Rules To Live By                                        12-07-09: Week 13 Revelations                                        12-04-09: Thursday Night Revelations (Week 13)                                        12-02-09: The Believers Of Calvinism                                        11-30-09: Week 12 Revelations                                        11-27-09: Turkey Day Revelations                                        11-25-09: All Hail The Perfect Showdown                                        11-23-09: Week 11 Revelations                                        11-20-09: Thursday Night Revelations, Week 11                                        11-18-09: Trade Deadline Rules To Live By                                        11-16-09: Week 10 Revelations                                        11-13-09: Thursday Night Revelations, Week 10                                        11-11-09: The Ballad Of Alex Smith                                        11-09-09: Week 9 Revelations                                        11-06-09: The Daffy Dichotomy Of DeAngelo                                        11-04-09: A Pre-Flight Trade Checklist                                        11-02-09: Week 8 Revelations                                        10-30-09: Meet The Avoidables                                        10-28-09: Rodgers vs. Favre -- A Lambeau Reunion                                        10-26-09: Week 7 Revelations                                        10-23-09: Fright ... For Old D.C.                                        10-21-09: Shoot For The Moon With Brady                                        10-18-09: Week 6 Revelations                                        10-16-09: The Pittsburgh Shell Game                                        10-14-09: The Tailback Honeymoon's Over                                        9-28-09: Week 3 Revelations        March Mock Madness           AP      &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;With the calendar hitting March (although you wouldn't know it by the snow in Atlanta on Tuesday), I wanted to celebrate the month with a brand-new mock draft for today's Clicks. But as a caveat to my real-time decisions for this 12-team mixed league, I had to follow the rankings in my Top 200 list to the letter -- unless positional scarcity was being compromised. Here are the results from this experiment: &lt;strong&gt;Round 1 (No. 1 overall)&lt;/strong&gt;: 1B &lt;strong&gt;Albert Pujols&lt;/strong&gt;, Cardinals (a major no-brainer)&lt;strong&gt;Round 2 (No. 24)&lt;/strong&gt;: SP &lt;strong&gt;Zack Greinke&lt;/strong&gt;, Royals (my No. 1-ranked pitcher, bar none)&lt;strong&gt;Round 3 (No. 25)&lt;/strong&gt;: OF &lt;strong&gt;Grady Sizemore&lt;/strong&gt;, Indians&lt;strong&gt;Round 4&lt;/strong&gt;: C &lt;strong&gt;Brian McCann&lt;/strong&gt;, Braves (good value, although &lt;strong&gt;V-Mart&lt;/strong&gt; was available)&lt;strong&gt;Round 5&lt;/strong&gt;: SP &lt;strong&gt;Adam Wainwright&lt;/strong&gt;, Cardinals&lt;strong&gt;Round 6&lt;/strong&gt;: 3B &lt;strong&gt;Michael Young&lt;/strong&gt;, Rangers (a potential reach; but 3B is really thin)&lt;strong&gt;Round 7&lt;/strong&gt;: SP &lt;strong&gt;Josh Johnson&lt;/strong&gt;, Marlins&lt;strong&gt;Round 8&lt;/strong&gt;: RP &lt;strong&gt;Joakim Soria&lt;/strong&gt;, Royals (excellent value for a bullpen anchor)&lt;strong&gt;Round 9&lt;/strong&gt;: SP &lt;strong&gt;Matt Garza&lt;/strong&gt;, Rays&lt;strong&gt;Round 10&lt;/strong&gt;: OF &lt;strong&gt;Corey Hart&lt;/strong&gt;, Brewers (his 20-20 promise was too good to pass up)&lt;strong&gt;Round 11&lt;/strong&gt;: SP &lt;strong&gt;James Shields&lt;/strong&gt;, Rays&lt;strong&gt;Round 12&lt;/strong&gt;: 2B/3B &lt;strong&gt;Ian Stewart&lt;/strong&gt;, Rockies (primed for another breakout tier in '10)&lt;strong&gt;Round 13&lt;/strong&gt;: RP &lt;strong&gt;Trevor Hoffman&lt;/strong&gt;, Brewers&lt;strong&gt;Round 14&lt;/strong&gt;: OF/1B &lt;strong&gt;Garrett Jones&lt;/strong&gt;, Pirates&lt;strong&gt;Round 15&lt;/strong&gt;: SS &lt;strong&gt;Alcides Escobar&lt;/strong&gt;, Brewers (although &lt;strong&gt;Miguel Tejada&lt;/strong&gt; was still available)&lt;strong&gt;Round 16&lt;/strong&gt;: OF &lt;strong&gt;Juan Rivera&lt;/strong&gt;, Angels&lt;strong&gt;Round 17&lt;/strong&gt;: OF &lt;strong&gt;Kyle Blanks&lt;/strong&gt;, Padres&lt;strong&gt;Round 18&lt;/strong&gt;: 2B/3B &lt;strong&gt;Casey McGehee&lt;/strong&gt;, Brewers (he'll get plenty of love on Friday -- scroll down)&lt;strong&gt;Round 19&lt;/strong&gt;: SP &lt;strong&gt;Brian Matusz&lt;/strong&gt;, Orioles&lt;strong&gt;Round 20&lt;/strong&gt;: OF &lt;strong&gt;Magglio Ordonez&lt;/strong&gt;, Tigers (slimmed-down and ready to be an RBI machine again)&lt;strong&gt;Round 21&lt;/strong&gt;: OF &lt;strong&gt;Cameron Maybin&lt;/strong&gt;, Marlins&lt;strong&gt;Round 22&lt;/strong&gt;: SP &lt;strong&gt;Derek Lowe&lt;/strong&gt;, Braves (no longer a fantasy stud ... but still worthy of drafting)&lt;strong&gt;Round 23&lt;/strong&gt;: OF &lt;strong&gt;Desmond Jennings&lt;/strong&gt;, Rays (a top-20 fantasy pick in 2012)&lt;strong&gt;Round 24&lt;/strong&gt;: SP &lt;strong&gt;Francisco Liriano&lt;/strong&gt;, Twins &lt;strong&gt;Round 25&lt;/strong&gt;: 3B/OF &lt;strong&gt;Jake Fox&lt;/strong&gt;, Athletics (you can never go wrong with a Triple Crown threat in the minors for Round 25)      In Case You're Wondering ...   &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt; ... Here are the first 25 picks from Wednesday's mock draft (5x5 rules):1. 1B &lt;strong&gt;Albert Pujols&lt;/strong&gt;, Cardinals (my pick) 2. 3B &lt;strong&gt;Alex Rodriguez&lt;/strong&gt;, Yankees 3. SS &lt;strong&gt;Hanley Ramirez&lt;/strong&gt;, Marlins 4. OF &lt;strong&gt;Ryan Braun&lt;/strong&gt;, Brewers 5. 2B &lt;strong&gt;Chase Utley&lt;/strong&gt;, Phillies 6. OF &lt;strong&gt;Matt Kemp&lt;/strong&gt;, Dodgers  7. C &lt;strong&gt;Joe Mauer&lt;/strong&gt;, Twins  8. 3B &lt;strong&gt;David Wright&lt;/strong&gt;, Mets  9. 1B &lt;strong&gt;Mark Teixeira&lt;/strong&gt;, Yankees  10. 1B &lt;strong&gt;Prince Fielder&lt;/strong&gt;, Brewers  11. 1B &lt;strong&gt;Ryan Howard&lt;/strong&gt;, Phillies12. 1B &lt;strong&gt;Miguel Cabrera&lt;/strong&gt;, Tigers13. 3B &lt;strong&gt;Evan Longoria&lt;/strong&gt;, Rays14. SP &lt;strong&gt;Tim Lincecum&lt;/strong&gt;, Giants15. OF &lt;strong&gt;Carl Crawford&lt;/strong&gt;, Rays16. SP &lt;strong&gt;Roy Halladay&lt;/strong&gt;, Phillies17. 2B &lt;strong&gt;Ian Kinsler&lt;/strong&gt;, Rangers18. SP &lt;strong&gt;Felix Hernandez&lt;/strong&gt;, Mariners19. OF &lt;strong&gt;Justin Upton&lt;/strong&gt;, Diamondbacks20. OF &lt;strong&gt;Jacoby Ellsbury&lt;/strong&gt;, Red Sox21. SS &lt;strong&gt;Troy Tulowitzki&lt;/strong&gt;, Rockies22. OF &lt;strong&gt;Matt Holliday&lt;/strong&gt;, Cardinals23. 1B &lt;strong&gt;Adrian Gonzalez&lt;/strong&gt;, Padres24. SP &lt;strong&gt;Zack Greinke&lt;/strong&gt;, Royals (my pick)25. OF &lt;strong&gt;Grady Sizemore&lt;/strong&gt;, Indians (my pick)      Preview Observations: Outfielders   &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;i&gt;Thoughts from the outfield portion of the SI.com Fantasy Baseball Preview ...&lt;/i&gt; **Choosing between &lt;strong&gt;Ryan Braun&lt;/strong&gt; and &lt;strong&gt;Matt Kemp&lt;/strong&gt; for No. 1 outfielder came down to this. Both players are undisputably superstars in fantasyland and likely Round 1 picks, but only Braun holds a decided advantage in two categories (HRs/batting average) -- whereas Kemp will likely only dominate in steals. **I'm quite comfortable with &lt;strong&gt;Matt Holliday&lt;/strong&gt;'s No. 3 ranking, but it's also very hard to forget his struggles with Oakland last year AND that he benefits from the best lineup protection in all of baseball -- namely &lt;strong&gt;Albert Pujols&lt;/strong&gt; -- by a long shot. **Call me crazy, but I think &lt;strong&gt;Carl Crawford&lt;/strong&gt; has a greater chance of exceeding my prediction of 53 steals than 13 homers this season. And for what it's worth, I have Crawford collecting the third-most steals among outfielders, behind &lt;strong&gt;Jacoby Ellsbury&lt;/strong&gt; and &lt;strong&gt;Michael Bourn&lt;/strong&gt; -- but slightly ahead of &lt;strong&gt;Rajaj Davis&lt;/strong&gt;. **Even with &lt;strong&gt;Carlos Lee&lt;/strong&gt;'s No. 10 ranking, I could never, in good conscience, draft him as an OF1 in 10-, 12- or 14-team mixed leagues. Ideally, an outfield anchor should have the potential for 35 homers and/or 25 steals. **Citing outfield projections only, I am shocked that &lt;strong&gt;Ichiro Suzuki&lt;/strong&gt; isn't a lock for 100 runs, which speaks to the galling lack of power in the Mariners' lineup. On the flip side, I'm comfortable with the educated guess of .340 or above. **If any outfielder outside the top-10 has a strong chance of cracking the top-5 by season's end, it's Baltimore's &lt;strong&gt;Adam Jones&lt;/strong&gt; (projections: 23 HRs, 84 RBIs, 93 runs, 27 steals, .275 average). To be honest, I may be dramatically underselling Jones' &lt;strong&gt;Griffey&lt;/strong&gt;-esque promise. **How's this for a utopian outfield in AL-only leagues -- without taking a stud in the first two rounds: &lt;strong&gt;Bobby Abreu, Nelson Cruz, Adam Jones, Ben Zobrist&lt;/strong&gt; and &lt;strong&gt;Juan Rivera&lt;/strong&gt;? **Speaking of Rivera, he may be the American League's quietest cinch for 25 homers/.280 batting average.**With news of &lt;strong&gt;Justin Upton&lt;/strong&gt;'s six-year, $50 million extension making the rounds, it's the perfect time to wonder if he can meet or surpass 20 HRs, 86 RBIs, 20 steals and .300 average in 2010? My response: &lt;i&gt;Yes, yes, no and no.&lt;/i&gt; **Drinking the truth serum on &lt;strong&gt;Jayson Werth&lt;/strong&gt;: Yes, I have him ranked at No. 7, with the likely potential of cracking the top-5 by season's end ... but the ranking was also finalized BEFORE seeing his &lt;i&gt;Grizzly Adams&lt;/i&gt;-like get-up for spring training. Call it a red flag of &lt;i&gt;Shear Genius&lt;/i&gt;-like proportions. **As a Detroit native, I have no idea what to expect from &lt;strong&gt;Johnny Damon&lt;/strong&gt;. In fact, I'm not even sure he'll remain in the Tigers' 2-hole through April ... let alone confidently predict the HRs/steals quotient for a man who's my age. **Finally, I have a reason to watch the Padres when they're batting (as opposed to exclusively watching &lt;strong&gt;Mat Latos&lt;/strong&gt; pitch) ... and his name is &lt;strong&gt;Kyle Blanks&lt;/strong&gt;. As a rookie last year, Blanks bashed 1 HR/14.8 at-bats, with very little lineup protection, to boot. With 450 at-bats under his belt in 2010, Blanks could conceivably launch 30 homers (and 85-plus RBIs) without breaking a sweat. **I hereby promise NOT to reach for &lt;strong&gt;B.J. Upton&lt;/strong&gt; and &lt;strong&gt;Josh Hamilton&lt;/strong&gt; in mixed-league drafts later this month ... but I also pledge to reach for &lt;strong&gt;Andrew McCutchen&lt;/strong&gt; and &lt;strong&gt;Denard Span&lt;/strong&gt; in the same scenario.      Preview Observations: Relief Pitchers   &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt; **At the bare minimum, &lt;strong&gt;Jonathan Broxton&lt;/strong&gt; (No. 1 in my countdown) is the equal of &lt;strong&gt;Joe Nathan, Jonathan Papelbon&lt;/strong&gt; and &lt;strong&gt;Mariano Rivera&lt;/strong&gt; -- the unquestioned Four Horsemen of fantasyland relievers. So, imagine my shock when Broxton went 20-25 spots after Paps, Nathan and Mariano in Wednesday's mock draft. I would gladly scoop him up at 70th overall.**On the surface, &lt;strong&gt;Rafael Soriano&lt;/strong&gt; at No. 9 seems a tad ambitious -- but not if you have the Rays ticketed for 94-plus wins and Soriano in the neighborhood of 32 saves and 1.08 WHIP. **I would rather see &lt;strong&gt;Neftali Feliz&lt;/strong&gt; as a starting pitcher for the Rangers this season -- even if that means missing out on a certifiable steal at reliever ... and Texas powers down on Feliz by September, in an effort to preserve his arm for the next 12 seasons. **My ambivalence for landing &lt;strong&gt;Trevor Hoffman&lt;/strong&gt; at pick 145 in Wednesday's mock draft is palpable. On one hand, I know that Father Time will eventually catch up to the all-time saves leader and Hall of Fame lock; on the flip side, he has an amazing track record as a 1-inning stud -- where 30 saves and a sub-1.00 WHIP are almost bankable.**If you don't care about WHIP, ERA and strikeouts with relievers, feel free to rank &lt;strong&gt;Jose Valverde&lt;/strong&gt; and &lt;strong&gt;Brad Lidge&lt;/strong&gt; higher than 13th and 15th, respectively. Each fireman seems like a pretty good bet for 28-plus saves on two contending teams (Tigers, Phillies), if healthy and mentally right.**If you're looking for the ultimate high-risk, high-reward closers outside of the top 15 ... target &lt;strong&gt;Kerry Wood&lt;/strong&gt; (No. 19), &lt;strong&gt;Carlos Marmol&lt;/strong&gt; (No. 20) and &lt;strong&gt;Mike Gonzalez&lt;/strong&gt; (No. 21). One night, they're fanning three hitters in a row to close the save -- the next, they're walking four straight hitters to blow a three-run lead.**In AL-only leagues, it might benefit owners to buy the Blue Jays and Athletics' bullpens in bulk. With Oakland, it's &lt;strong&gt;Andrew Bailey&lt;/strong&gt;, followed by &lt;strong&gt;Joey Devine, Michael Wuertz, Brad Ziegler&lt;/strong&gt;. For Toronto, it's &lt;strong&gt;Jason Frasor, Kevin Gregg, Jesse Carlson, Scott Downs&lt;/strong&gt; and &lt;strong&gt;Brian Tallett&lt;/strong&gt;.     Rank &amp; File   &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt; Here's something that didn't make the Preview -- the top 20 AL-only third basemen:1. &lt;strong&gt;Alex Rodriguez&lt;/strong&gt;, Yankees2. &lt;strong&gt;Evan Longoria&lt;/strong&gt;, Rays3. &lt;strong&gt;Michael Young&lt;/strong&gt;, Rangers4. &lt;strong&gt;Chone Figgins&lt;/strong&gt;, Mariners5. &lt;strong&gt;Gordon Beckham&lt;/strong&gt;, White Sox6. &lt;strong&gt;Adrian Beltre&lt;/strong&gt;, Red Sox7. &lt;strong&gt;Alex Gordon&lt;/strong&gt;, Royals8. &lt;strong&gt;Jhonny Peralta&lt;/strong&gt;, Indians9. &lt;strong&gt;Garrett Atkins&lt;/strong&gt;, Orioles10. &lt;strong&gt;Jake Fox&lt;/strong&gt;, Athletics11. &lt;strong&gt;Brandon Wood&lt;/strong&gt;, Angels (the kid finally gets a chance to justify the legend)12. &lt;strong&gt;Kevin Kouzmanoff&lt;/strong&gt;, Athletics13. &lt;strong&gt;Brandon Inge&lt;/strong&gt;, Tigers14  &lt;strong&gt;Mike Lowell&lt;/strong&gt;, Red Sox15. &lt;strong&gt;Mark Teahen&lt;/strong&gt;, White Sox16. &lt;strong&gt;Brett Wallace&lt;/strong&gt;, Blue Jays17. &lt;strong&gt;Ty Wigginton&lt;/strong&gt;, Orioles18. &lt;strong&gt;Edwin Encarnacion&lt;/strong&gt;, Red Sox19. &lt;strong&gt;Jose Bautista&lt;/strong&gt;, Blue Jays20. &lt;strong&gt;Don Kelly&lt;/strong&gt;, Tigers (should get plenty of April at-bats, with Inge recuperating)**Note: Shortstop &lt;strong&gt;Miguel Tejada&lt;/strong&gt; is slated to be Baltimore's third baseman on Opening Day ... making him 3B-eligible for the hot corner sometime around April 11.      Depth Of Knowledge   &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt; For AL- and NL-only leagues, there is no greater draft-day resource than the official (and up-to-date) depth charts for each MLB club. In no particular order ... &lt;strong&gt;National League&lt;/strong&gt;&lt;strong&gt;East&lt;/strong&gt;Marlins | Braves | Mets | Phillies | Nationals&lt;strong&gt;Central&lt;/strong&gt;Reds | Pirates | Cubs | Brewers | Cardinals | Astros&lt;strong&gt;West&lt;/strong&gt;Dodgers | Diamondbacks |Padres | Rockies | Giants&lt;strong&gt;American League&lt;/strong&gt;&lt;strong&gt;East&lt;/strong&gt;Red Sox | Orioles | Rays | Yankees | Blue Jays&lt;strong&gt;Central&lt;/strong&gt;White Sox | Tigers | Indians | Royals | Twins&lt;strong&gt;West&lt;/strong&gt;Rangers | Angels | Athletics | Mariners       Rank &amp; File, Part II   &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt; What's good for the goose is good for the gander ... the top 25 NL-only third basemen:1. &lt;strong&gt;David Wright&lt;/strong&gt;, Mets2. &lt;strong&gt;Mark Reynolds&lt;/strong&gt;, Diamondbacks3. &lt;strong&gt;Aramis Ramirez&lt;/strong&gt;, Cubs (should return to fantasy greatness with 140 games)4. &lt;strong&gt;Pablo Sandoval&lt;/strong&gt;, Giants5. &lt;strong&gt;Chipper Jones&lt;/strong&gt;, Braves6. &lt;strong&gt;Ryan Zimmerman&lt;/strong&gt;, Nationals (wayyyyy too good for a No. 6 ranking)7. &lt;strong&gt;Ian Stewart&lt;/strong&gt;, Rockies8. &lt;strong&gt;Casey McGehee&lt;/strong&gt;, Brewers9. &lt;strong&gt;Jorge Cantu&lt;/strong&gt;, Marlins (one of the most underrated performers in fantasyland)10. &lt;strong&gt;Casey Blake&lt;/strong&gt;, Dodgers11. &lt;strong&gt;Chase Headley&lt;/strong&gt;, Padres12. &lt;strong&gt;Scott Rolen&lt;/strong&gt;, Reds13. &lt;strong&gt;Martin Prado&lt;/strong&gt;, Braves14  &lt;strong&gt;Troy Glaus&lt;/strong&gt;,  Braves15. &lt;strong&gt;Pedro Alvarez&lt;/strong&gt;, Pirates (see you around June 1, &lt;strong&gt;Pedro&lt;/strong&gt;)16. &lt;strong&gt;David Freese&lt;/strong&gt;, Cardinals17. &lt;strong&gt;Mat Gamel&lt;/strong&gt;, Brewers18. &lt;strong&gt;Pedro Feliz&lt;/strong&gt;, Phillies19. &lt;strong&gt;Andy LaRoche&lt;/strong&gt;, Pirates20. &lt;strong&gt;Jerry Hairston&lt;/strong&gt;, Padres**Note: Second baseman &lt;strong&gt;Placido Polanco&lt;/strong&gt; is slated to be Philadelphia's third baseman on Opening Day ... making him 3B-eligible for the hot corner sometime around April 11.        Freaky Fantasy Friday   &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;I've been working on something very cool for Friday -- the &lt;i&gt;5-Minute Guide to Fantasy Baseball Goodness.&lt;/i&gt; And since it'll get plenty of run at the front of SI.com, don't expect some rudimentary, colorless version of the expansive 2010 Fantasy Baseball Preview. (Yep, this one will be interesting.)      The 'Do Not Draft' Club: Pitchers   &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt; Preparing a cheat sheet can be a daunting task for the everyday Joe or Jane -- especially when arbitrarily guessing which pitchers are on the cusp of a breakout ... or on the road to an unsettling decline. But there's an easy way of making first cuts with starting pitchers -- or guys you steadfastly refuse to draft -- based on their Strikeout/Walk ratio. Simply eliminate all non-rookies from 2009 with K/BB ratios of less than 2-to-1 ... like these, ahem, &lt;i&gt;bums&lt;/i&gt;:  &lt;strong&gt;Starting Pitchers&lt;/strong&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Doug Davis&lt;/strong&gt; -- 146/103 K-BB rate&lt;strong&gt;Barry Zito&lt;/strong&gt; -- 154/81 K-BB rate&lt;strong&gt;Jason Marquis&lt;/strong&gt; -- 115/80 K-BB rate&lt;strong&gt;Carlos Zambrano&lt;/strong&gt; -- 152/78&lt;strong&gt;Manny Parra&lt;/strong&gt; -- 116/77&lt;strong&gt;Joba Chamberlain&lt;/strong&gt; -- 133/76 &lt;strong&gt;Andy Pettitte&lt;/strong&gt; -- 148/76&lt;strong&gt;Jeff Suppan&lt;/strong&gt; -- 80/74&lt;strong&gt;Kevin Milwood&lt;/strong&gt; -- 123/71&lt;strong&gt;Fausto Carmona&lt;/strong&gt; -- 79/70&lt;strong&gt;John Lannan&lt;/strong&gt; -- 89/68&lt;strong&gt;Armando Galarraga&lt;/strong&gt; -- 95/67&lt;strong&gt;Livan Hernandez&lt;/strong&gt; -- 102/67&lt;strong&gt;Kyle Davies&lt;/strong&gt; -- 86/66&lt;strong&gt;Scott Feldman&lt;/strong&gt; -- 113/65&lt;strong&gt;Braden Looper&lt;/strong&gt; -- 100/64&lt;strong&gt;Micah Owings&lt;/strong&gt; -- 68/64&lt;strong&gt;Joe Saunders&lt;/strong&gt; -- 101/64&lt;strong&gt;Jon Garland&lt;/strong&gt; -- 109/61&lt;strong&gt;Jeremy Guthrie&lt;/strong&gt; -- 110/60&lt;strong&gt;Scott Kazmir&lt;/strong&gt; -- 117/60&lt;strong&gt;Scott Richmond&lt;/strong&gt; -- 117/59&lt;strong&gt;Chris Volstad&lt;/strong&gt; -- 107/69&lt;strong&gt;Gil Meche&lt;/strong&gt; -- 95/58&lt;strong&gt;Oliver Perez&lt;/strong&gt; -- 62/58&lt;strong&gt;Aaron Laffey&lt;/strong&gt; -- 59/57&lt;strong&gt;Todd Wellemeyer&lt;/strong&gt; -- 78/57&lt;strong&gt;Gio Gonzalez&lt;/strong&gt; -- 109/56&lt;strong&gt;Matt Palmer&lt;/strong&gt; -- 69/55      The Missing Links   &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt; Need a Hamburger Helper-like hand with your research? Check out these sites:**Baseball America **Baseball America's 2010 TopProspects**Rotowire Player Search Database (great for targeting prospects) **MinorLeagueBaseball.com's Stats page**MLB.com's Fantasy Page**Baseball-Reference**Baseball Prospectus**Accuscore.com**Retrosheet**The Hardball Times**&lt;i&gt;Dallas Morning News&lt;/i&gt;' Rangers blog (co-writers &lt;strong&gt;Evan Grant&lt;/strong&gt;, author)**&lt;i&gt;Seattle Times&lt;/i&gt;' Mariners blog (&lt;strong&gt;Geoff Baker&lt;/strong&gt;, author)       Wanna Join Our Baseball League?   &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt; Back by popular demand, we've decided to admit at least one lucky Fantasy Clicks reader into the SI.com &amp; Friends fantasy baseball league. Up until March 21, we'll be accepting short-essay submissions (limit 1-2 paragaphs please) for the final slot in our small, but prestigious league (kind of like &lt;strong&gt;George Costanza&lt;/strong&gt;). The requirements are simple: Outside of having reliable computer access for Draft Day (either March 31 or April 1), you must demonstrate passion for fantasy baseball (hence, the short essay) and derive regular pleasure from posting humorous retorts on our league message board.  One last thing: It certainly helps to be comfortable with accepting or declining blockbuster trade proposals during the graveyard-shift period of 2-6 a.m. -- the bewitching hours for all the Atlanta-based SI.com employees. You can also hit me up on Twitter for this contest ... although it'll be hard to meet the above requirements in 140 characters or less. Good luck!      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