CBS SportsLine Fantasy Baseball 1998

From Topic 1 -- 'Closers'

Woody Sweet has some issues with Mr. Franco
'Closers Who Breed Hatred'

John M. Haddow is making 'capitol' gains with his closer strategies.
'Closers for Keeps'

Bill DeMartini makes sure he gets a closer from a good team.
'Good Team - Good Closer'

Mike Brouette says that choosing a closer depends on the type of league you play in.
'Bargain Saves'

Jim Gillen says that closers are pretty much an afterthought when he drafts his team.
'One-Category Pitchers'

From Topic 2 -- 'Early Surprises'

Tenn Lions is a Challenge Game fanatic who will never pick up Tony Clark
'Clark Barred'

Corey Slutsky is a college student who fancies Bret Boone
'Little Red'

Joe Monaco says Derek rings his Fantasy Bell
'For Whom the Bell Tolls'

Paul Mallia of Connecticut says there are plenty of surprises so far
'Surprises Abound'

From Topic 3 -- 'Knowing When to Say When'

Lenny Ortiz keeps the faith throughout the Fantasy Baseball season
'Never Say Die'

Cash Chitwood has some unorthadoxed ways of turning a season around
'The Titanic Method'

Pat Patruno says the weather has played an important role in some player's early-season struggles
'Blame It On the Rain'

From Topic 4 -- 'Where's Your Heart?'

Barry Pollack reads the out of town boxes before seeing what John Olerud has done
'Hometown Non-heroes'

Sam Le is a 12th grader with a lot on his mind
'I Pledge Allegiance to the Boss'

Rick Wion has some tough decisions to make with his remote control
'Fantasy Baseball or Baywatch? You Decide'

From Topic 5 -- 'Newborns'

Bleacher Features veteran Lenny Ortiz knows what happens to some overrated newborns - 'Anyone seen Pat Listach?'
O-v-e-r-r-a-t-e-d'

Steve Pond has watched a slew of rookies perform well in his league
'Wood and Then Some'

Henry Bartolf is quite disgusted with Kerry Wood
'Wood? I hate Him!'

From Topic 6 -- 'Cellar Dwellers'

Mark Spicer has taken teams from worst to first
'Uphill Battle'

Dan Keston is a fine one to take advice from. He is winning his league
'There's Always Football'

Michael Mullins is winning his CBS SportsLine Fantasy Roto Challenge league with some help from the Advance Scout
'Top Of the World'

Bill Clark has some good advice ... and some helpful friends
'Meet My Friend Jack'

Andrew Lericos is not a cellar dweller, but he still wanted to offer some advice
'Movin' On Up'

From Topic 7 -- 'Real Life Imitates Fantasy'

Cash Chitwood says that real life stats do not tell the whole story
'More than Just Numbers'

Dale Lolley says there are no surprises on the Braves
'Brave New World'

Keith Yeager says the past can tell you a lot about a team's Fantasy potential
'The Future Is in the Past'

From Topic 8 -- 'Multiple Leagues Malady'

Bill DeMartini, a Bleacher Features legend, is in first place in three of his five leagues
'Multiple Leagues Malady? No Problem'

Mike Crowder is suffering badly from many maladies
'Disease Ridden'

From Topic 9 -- 'Sanford & Son Syndrome'

Earl Bench's league utilizes an ususual but effective rule for avoiding the SSS
'Spatula Boy'

Geoff Gilbert's league has faced the Sanford & Son Syndrome so many times they renamed it
'The Reinsdorf Syndrome'

Tom Hoffer's league adapted new rules to inoculate the Sanford & Son Syndrome
'Rules and Rule-Breakers'

From Topic 10 -- 'Braggarts'

Check out all the 'Braggarts' postings here.

From Topic 11 -- 'Comeback Kings'

Andrew P. Hoenecke says everything lies in the numbers
Numbers don't lie

Anthony Peter Gigliotti throws in the towel
Quitters may prosper later

From Topic 12 -- 'Rumor Mill'

The Sandman says that trade rumors help awaken his league during the 'dog days of summer'
'Sleep antedote'

Keith J. Yeager like trade rumors to spread through his league because it makes Fantasy Baseball more like the real game
'Rumors and ruiners'

From Topic 13 -- 'Roto Rooters'

Cameron Akers' job allows him to be around Fantasy Baseball full-time
'Box Score Junkie'

Matt Young has a hard time following his Fantasy Baseball team -- his pitching s taff is miserable
'Dreaded Staff'

Keith Yeager, a Bleacher Features regular, talks about 'the urge of knowi ng' in his latest piece
'Urge of Knowing'