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Who We Are

John Burnson

John has been writing on fantasy baseball since 1999. Besides publishing HEATER, he is the creator of the 2010 Graphical Player, the 7th – and most comprehensive – edition.

Bill Baer

Bill covers the Phillies for HEATER. He also writes about Philadelphia at his own site, Crashburn Alley.

Matt Bandi

Matt covers the Pirates for HEATER. He also covers Pittsburgh at his own site, Pittsburgh Lumber Co.

Evan Brunell

Evan covers the Red Sox for HEATER. He covers BOS at Fire Brand of the AL and also writes for the New England Sports Network.

Paul Bugala

Paul covers the Giants and Nationals for HEATER. He covers the Bowie Baysox, the Double-A affiliate of Baltimore, at Baysox Blog.

Griffin Cooper

Griffin covers the Mariners for HEATER. He blogs about Seattle for the FanSided Network at SoDo Mojo.

Michael Jong

Michael covers the Marlins for HEATER. He blogs about Florida for the FanSided Network at Marlin Maniac.

Brian Joseph

Brian covers the Orioles and Astros for HEATER. He is Managing Editor of Baseball Daily Digest.

Brian La Shier

Brian covers the Indians for HEATER. He also writes about Cleveland at his own site, Ontario Street.

Jon Lewin

Jon covers the Mets for HEATER. He also provides coverage about the Mets for Subway Squawkers.

Erik Manning

Erik covers the Cardinals for HEATER. He writes on St. Louis prospects at his own site, Future Redbirds.

Joey Matschulat

Joey covers the Rangers for HEATER. He also writes on Texas at his own site, Baseball Time in Arlington.

Robert McQuown

Rob covers the Cubs and White Sox for HEATER. A long-time Chicagoan, he dispenses the Roto Lunch for Baseball Daily Digest.

Nick Nelson

Nick covers the Twins for HEATER. He also writes about Minnesota at his own site, Nick's Twins Blog.

Lee Panas

Lee covers the Tigers for HEATER. He also writes about Detroit at his own site, Detroit Tiger Tales.

Jeff Parker

Jeff covers the Royals for HEATER. He also writes about Kansas City at his own site, Royally Speaking.

Mike Petriello

Mike covers the Dodgers for HEATER. He also covers LA at his own site, Mike Scioscia’s Tragic Illness.

Dave Saltzer

Dave covers the Angels for HEATER. He also writes about Los Angeles as part of the team at Angels Win.

Michael Street

Mike covers the Brewers and Diamondbacks for HEATER. He writes regularly on Asian-American sports & culture for Examiner.com.

Lisa Swan

Lisa covers the Yankees for HEATER. She writes on NY at Subway Squawkers and MLB at The Faster Times.

Uncommon Stats for Uncommon Players

 
Need a AL catcher? An NL reliever? Speed at a corner position? A platoon-mate for your outfielder? Good match-ups for your SP's? Candidates for vulture wins? Untapped prospect names?

It's all here. Each issue is three sections: 30 team pages (one per MLB team), 17 hitter pages (one per position and league), and 8 pitcher pages (two each for the starters and relievers in each league). Within these pages, we have tidily arranged all the numbers that you need to find the best available player:

HEATER is a forecasting service & baseball magazine all in one!
Real-time talent projections! 
Weekly playing time forecasts!
Starting line-ups and depth charts!
Expected starts, series, and match-ups!
Support for Scoresheet and points leagues!
At-a-glance comparisons of projected and actual play!
NEW FOR 2010!
Dollar values for four Rotisserie formats!
NEW FOR 2010!
VORP, SIERA, & TAv from 
Baseball Prospectus!

But that's not all! Subscribe and you also get:
  • Friday edition to guide your weekend moves
  • Daily box scores to track the fantasy producers


  • All this information is thoughtfully arrayed on printer-friendly pages. And to give you a jump on newsstand publications, each issue is typically waiting for you first thing on Tuesday morning.

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