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2006 Rookie of the Year has been nothing short of mercurial in his brief Major League career. Last night, he hurled the Tigers' first home no-hitter since 1952.

After outstanding 2006 and 2007 campaigns, Tigers ace Justin Verlander fell off with a terrible 2008 season. This season Verlander has bounced back in a big way.

The best pitchers alive head up the 2007 Top 20 Fantasy Pitchers. Johann Santana and Roy Halladay could lead your team to a 2007 Fantasy Baseball Championship.

Here are the top five Cy Young contenders, and a few more who have an outside shot at the award.

The New York Mets may feel like winners in the Johan Santana sweepstakes, but it could be that the Detroit Tigers are the biggest winners.

Was it lightning in a bottle? Or were the 2006 Detroit Tigers laying the foundations for baseball's next dynasty? This 2007 MLB Preview takes a look at the Motown Nine.

Justin Verlander and Homer Bailey break up Rice U.-dominated first round with Philip Humber, Jeff Niemann and Wade Townsend in top eight.

The next best 50 fantasy baseball player rankings.

The best starting pitchers from number 6 through 25.

Last year, a record number of rookies had huge impacts on fantasy baseball teams. Here's a look at five of the best rookies from the 2006 season and their 2007 values.

The United States failed to advance out of the second round at the 2006 World Baseball Classic but they are thinking about winning the title in 2009.

At the All-Star break, the Tigers set the pace in the American League Central but the White Sox and Twins are still in the race.

By signing Curtis Granderson to a five-year, $30.25 million deal Monday, Detroit Tigers GM Dave Dombrowski reinforced that he's committed to winning beyond 2008.

From Cole Hamels to Felix hernandez, baseball has seen a recent explosion of top pitchers who are still under twenty-five years old.

Detroit relief pitcher Joel Zumaya will be out until mid-season after he injured his pitching shoulder while moving boxes this off-season.

Will it be the Detroit Tigers, Cleveland Indians, Minnesota Twins or Chicago White Sox in baseball's American League Central this season?

The Red Sox bounced back nicely from a tough stretch by sweeping the Giants over the weekend. But in two weeks, the Yankees lopped six games off Boston's division lead.

This is an opinion piece expressing my belief as to which players truly deserve a starting spot on the 2007 MLB American League All-Star Team. You may be surprised.

The 2006 American League champs dropped to second place last year. But after a boatload of winter acquisitions, they look like they can win it all in 2008.

The last year of Yankee Stadium. The year Junior hits number 600. The year Maddux will pass Clemens, and Big Unit could reach 300. '08 will be another historic season.

A look at the four-horse race known as the American League Central,highlighted by the Twins trying to repeat as division champs and the Tigers hoping to make another run.

While some could have foreseen that the Red Sox would have the best record in the American League, nobody predicted the Milwaukee Brewers would lead the Senior Circuit.

The Boston Red Sox have been the class of the AL in the first half of 2009, while other surprises and disappointments have dotted the baseball landscape.

Albert Pujols, Alex Rodriguez, and Johann Santana top their respective positions in this look at the Top 10 Fantasy Baseball Players at Each Position.

The Cleveland Indians are looking to build on the experience that was the 2007 season. With a strong pitching staff, the Tribe can once again make the playoffs.

2009 AL Cy Young champ Zach Greinke earns dual honor of Fantasy Starting Pitcher of the Year. But he drops to #3 in rankings for top ten 2010 AL roto starting pitchers.

Major League Baseball teams have been dropping e-mails to their fan base wishing them holiday greetings to ensure they return, but what do clubs want this Christmas?