Fact or Fiction examines the 2011 performance of a player, good or bad, and determines whether he'll duplicate his numbers in 2012 or it was just a fluke. Today's Fact or Fiction looks at Tampa Bay Rays righthander James Shields.

With Valentine's Day upon us, all of the couples out there are enjoying the love and companionship of their relationships. But for a lot of folks, February 14th is just another day on the path to the start of another baseball season.

The baseball world was surprised on Monday morning when the Oakland Athletics announced their intent on signing Cuban defector, outfielder Yoenis Cespedes to a four-year, $36 million contact.

Fantasy owners will always try to get a "complete" package player on draft day. However, your team will likely have holes to fill in certain statistical categories. In Low Book Value and High Return, we will examine players with low average draft positions (ADP) who can either be drafted in later rounds or picked off of the waiver wire prior to the start of the season.

Baseball Press presents a returning miniseries entitled "Three Up, Three Down". We'll review player performances from last season and whether or not we feel they are capable of either improving upon last season's performance, or if the player had a "lucky" season in 2011.

Baseball Press presents a returning miniseries entitled "Three Up, Three Down". We'll review player performances from last season and whether or not we feel they are capable of either improving upon last season's performance, or if the player had a "lucky" season in 2011.

Baseball Press presents a returning miniseries entitled "Three Up, Three Down". We'll review player performances from last season and whether or not we feel they are capable of either improving upon last season's performance, or if the player had a "lucky" season in 2011.

The Washington Nationals continued to bolster their starting rotation for the 2012 season. In their latest move, the team will sign right-handed starting pitcher Edwin Jackson to a one-year deal worth around $10 million, according to Jon Heyman of CBS Sports.

Baseball Press presents a returning miniseries entitled "Three Up, Three Down". We'll review player performances from last season and whether or not we feel they are capable of either improving upon last season's performance, or if the player had a "lucky" season in 2011.

From young minor league prospects to rookie big-league talent, Prospect Press will be providing an inside look at baseball's best talent for years to come. Today's Prospect Press focuses on Chicago White Sox prospect Addison Reed.