For anything fantasy sports, you have come to the right place! The Fantasy Cafe main site is where it all comes together: hang out and relax in the main hall, or take a seat in one of our more specialized wings. There is a Cafe for Fantasy Football, Fantasy Baseball, Fantasy Basketball, and Fantasy Hockey, as well as a site dedicated to Fantasy Cafe Radio.
Regardless of which corner of the Cafe you end up in, you will hopefully find it to be an easy-going and friendly place, where you can talk in a relaxed atmosphere, or simply pick up the information you need. Fantasy-wise, our menu includes Cheat Sheets, a nice selection of Sleepers, fresh Articles, Links to other fantasy sports resources, and a truckload of free games which you can find on the various subsites.
Forgot your wallet? No worries, we will not make you wash the dishes - everything on the Cafe's menu is absolutely free (free, but not for nothing). Just keep in mind that, as a community, the Cafe thrives from the efforts made by its members, so if you want to roll up your sleeves and help make the Cafe an even better place, you are always welcome. Enjoy the Cafe!
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(by Nick Adams)
Over the past four months, thirty Cafe members participated in the inaugural Fantasy Basketball Cafe Reshuffle. Drawing inspiration from its predecessor at the Football Cafe, the Reshuffle sought to generate discussion about real life player value that is often conspicuously absent here at the fantasy-minded Cafe. The premise was simple: all players affiliated with an NBA team (on the roster, playing for their D-League affiliate, injured, etc.) as well as any current NBDL’ers, were thrown into a pool, and Cafe members, each representing an NBA franchise, held a snake draft to redistribute their rights. Managers drafted in an attempt to compile the team that would be most competitive in real life. Here are the results: [More]
(by Madison Jones)
Third base is generally considered deep and a position on your roster where you have a source of power and runs driven in. However, if you are in a deep league, a league with tons of keepers, or a dynasty league, you might want to jump all over Blake DeWitt while you can. This rookie has been on fire the past week, hitting .412, scoring six runs, driving in seven, and knocking two out of the park. Well… one of the two home runs was an inside-the-park job, but it still counts in the HR column for scoring purposes. [More]
(by Roberto Baltazar)
We saw their names etched in the sky by their fans (including fantasy owners) when they broke records, earned distinctions, and carried their team to a hard-fought win, the playoffs, and to the Super Bowl. But as the saying goes, “nothing good lasts forever”, and this is true for some of those players as well. Considering their 2007 performances, is there hope that they will bounce back strongly in 2008 or should we start looking at them as either fading or falling stars? [More]
(by Tony Huang)
With the NHL 2007-2008 regular season wrapped, this marks the end of yet another fantasy season for many fantasy owners. If you are anything like me, you are still glued to the playoffs, hoping to catch the telltale signs of the next breakout star. However, in order to improve, you have to reflect on the mistakes and triumphs learnt through this season to build on the next. It is with that, that I present to you, the Fantasy Hockey Cafe’s Year in Review for 2008. [More]
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