The first 17 weeks of the 2007 Fantasy Baseball season are just about in the books and we are now officially in the home stretch of the fantasy baseball season.  For some, it's about time to turn your attention to the upcoming fantasy football season.  For others it's time to fine tune your team for a playoff run.  For those still in contention for post-season fantasy play, this is the time of the year your roster and lineup decisions can make or break your season.   Lucky for you the GNUru is here to help you with your week 18 lineup decisions. 

Week 18- GNUru Batter Banter

With the first half of the season behind us, some players have settled down and have begun to hit their stride while other have faded into oblivion.  Player value at this point should pretty much represent their current level of production - that is those that are playing well have high value and those that aren't, do not (regardless of what name is involved).  At this point in the season you can now safely bench or even drop some of your sluggish sluggers in favor of some the hot hitters.  Below is a list of the hottest hitters the past few weeks to aid your lineup decisions.  While some on the list are no-brainers (Hanley and Manny Ramirez, Albert Puljols, Ryan Howard, etc.) others are still scratching their way into fantasy lineups (Pedro Peliz, Shane Victorino, Chris B. Young, Milton Bradley) and warrant lineup consideration. 

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The first 16 weeks of the 2007 Fantasy Baseball season are just about in the books and now it's time to turn our attention to fantasy week 17.  For those still in contention for post-season fantasy play, this is the time of the year your roster and lineup decisions can make or break your season.   Lucky for you the GNUru is here to help you with your week 17 lineup decisions.  In this week's addition of Lineup Literacy, the GNUru will also preview some new players to keep an eye on.

Week 17 - GNUru Batter Banter

With the first half of the season behind us, some players have settled down and have begun to hit their stride while other have faded into oblivion.  Player value at this point should pretty much represent their current level of production - that is those that are playing well have high value and those that aren't, do not (regardless of what name is involved).  At this point in the season you can now safely bench or even drop some of your sluggish sluggers in favor of some the hot hitters.  Below is a list of the hottest hitters the past few weeks to aid your lineup decisions.  While some on the list are no-brainers (Chase Utley, Miguel Cabrera, Chipper Jones, etc.) others are still scratching their way into fantasy lineups (Billy Butler, Matt Kemp, Randy Winn, Ryan Garko.) and warrant lineup consideration. 

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I'm in a Yahoo Fantasy Baseball League.  I am currently in 1st place by 19.5. I have Bill Hall (3b-ss-of) who will be coming off of the disabled list soon and am not sure what to do. My shortstops are Troy Tulowitzki, Michael Young, and Miguel Tejada (who will also be coming of the DL soon). My 3b are Julio Lugo (2b-3b-ss) and Kevin Youlkilis (1b-3b-of). My outfielders are Carlos Lee, Corey Hart and Shannon Stewart. Is hall better than any of my current team? If so, who should i drop to pick up hall? Which SS should I drop or trade when i activate Tejada? What can i expect to get in return for m young or Tulowitzki? 

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