Here is the full version of the Fantasy CPR Baseball Extravaganza, including the interview with Rod Yancy of Papersports.com.
Enjoy!
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It’s now here! The Fantasy CPR Live Baseball Extravaganza will get under way in about an hour and a half. The Chat will open at approximately 12:20 PM. Check it out on the Fantasy CPR Live page. Then start Rolling in the calls at 12:30 PM ET, by dialing 347 426 3793!  feel free to listen on the radio player by clicking radio on the right side of the homepage.  Looking forward to fielding everyone’s calls. Here is the tentative Schedule
Open: 
Calls, questions and Position Rankings coming up at 12:30 PM ET 
Rod Yancy, www.papersports.com
The Arod Debate 
Much Much more!

One of the most stacked positions in the Draft, One could feel that waiting until the middle of the draft will still allow for forgiveness. I tend to disagree. If you have a middle of the round pick, the talent at the first base position needs to be addressed in your lineup. Here are the Fantasy CPR Top 20 First Baseman to start 2009.
1. Albert Pujols, Cardinals- Do I even dare say duh? If you are not drafting first, and Pujols is available, then it is an obligation and rule of the fantasy baseball gods to draft Pujols. Does it [...]

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Fantasy CPR Radio is back! Today’s podcast is really short, it just covers some news from around Major League Baseball, and a little look at my take on the Jay Cutler situation.
Don’t forget Saturday is the Fantasy CPR Live Baseball Extravaganza. Call us up during the show at (347)- 426-3793! The Show begins at 12:30 PM ET, and will wrap up around 2:30. We have the latest projections, opinions, and we will look at the top 20 at every position.
Until then Enjoy today’s podcast!

It’s time to roll out the top 20 players at every position and the argument for them. I will be going over this in the Fantasy CPR Live Baseball Extravaganza on Saturday as well. On Saturday we will take your calls at (347) 426-3793. You can also email us your questions at fantasycpr@gmail.com.
1. Brian McCann, Atlanta- Undoubtedly the best catcher in the draft. In his first three seasons he has averaged a .300 average and twenty home runs. Though he won’t play every single game, he will get in at least 140 games next year. Hitting in the middle of the Braves lineup [...]

For the 2009 Cincinatti Reds, a new type of power is running the show. No, It’s not the seasonal 40 home run machine, or the Kid, who has generated more home runs in his career, than the whole projected lineup has. Yet the Reds offer a lot of fantasy options for any owner. Joe Dexter explains.

After watching a round of the World Baseball Classic, it is clear to me that Bud Selig just might be able to do something right in his infamous tenure as Major League Baseball’s commissioner. 
A frst round, that saw possibly the biggest underdog in competiton, the Dutchmen of the Netherlands get the job done twice against arguably the best lineup in competition. A bunch of has beens (Randall Simon, Eugene Kingsale and Sidney Ponson) played small ball. They had enough in the tank. Combine that with some great young talent, such as Greg Halman, who is considered by many to be Seattles number [...]

Fantasy baseball is right around the corner, and we couldn’t be more excited! Fantasy CPR will be hosting the Fantasy CPR Live Baseball Extravaganza next Saturday March 21st at 12:30 PM. We will take your calls at (347) 426- 3793 starting at 12:30.
Topics for the show include:
Hit and Miss players in 2009 at every position.
Guest Bloggers talking fantasy value on their teams.
Projections from around the league.
And your Calls!
So mark your calender for Saturday March 21st at 12:30 PM EST, and join us for the Fantasy CPR Live Baseball Extravaganza!
Feel free to email your questions in to fantasycpr@gmail.com. We are always [...]