Returning to the American League after a four-year hiatus in the National League West, Orlando Hudson has signed a one-year $5 million dollar deal with the Minnesota Twins.

This season, the second base position is deeper than it has been in years. The position provides a nice mix of top talent (Chase Utley, Dustin Pedroia, and Ian Kinsler), some solid "Won't hurt you" type veterans

The Cincinnati Reds added a seasoned veteran to their middle infield this week by signing shortstop Orlando Cabrera to a one-year $4 million deal, with a $3 million mutual option for 2011 and a $1 million buyout option.

Despite not throwing a single pitch last season, pitcher Ben Sheets got quite a payday this week, inking a one-year $10 million contract with the Oakland Athletics, with some performance incentives as well.

First base is a real glamour position in fantasy baseball coming into the 2010 season. The best at the position form a veritable who’s who of MLB all-star sluggers

Staying in Southern California was important to RHP Jon Garland and ultimately helped with his decision to sign with the San Diego Padres.

This week, six-time All Star shortstop Miguel Tejada and the Baltimore Orioles agreed on a one-year $6 million contract, pending a physical. However, heading toward this reunion, Tejada will play third base instead of his familiar shortstop position.

Free agent outfielder Rick Ankiel found a new home last week, signing a one-year $3.25 million deal with the Kansas City Royals.

Drafting a fantasy baseball team is all about maximizing “value.” In fantasy baseball, a player’s value is determined by the stats he puts up relative to other baseball players.

Most owners are getting ready to hand in their full keeper list for 2010, I figured I would go over my keeper list by each league. Besides the obvious “big player” names to keep every season, owners must decide on players acquired via late-round draft picks or the waiver-wire.