As an added bonus, check out what our MLB expert Chris Starbonell thinks about his draft picks. Read on to see how our league broke down:
ROUND 1
1. Alex Rodriguez (3B NYY)2. Hanley Ramirez (SS FLA)
3. Jose B. Reyes (SS NYM)
4. David Wright (3B NYM)
5. Jimmy Rollins (SS PHI)
6. Brandon Phillips (2B CIN)
7. Matt Holliday (OF COL)
8. Albert Pujols (1B STL)
9. Ryan Howard (1B PHI)
Comment: I was hoping Albert Pujols would fall to me. Alas, he was snatched up right before I got to pick. Oh well, I had Howard ranked as the No. 4 overall fantasy player, so I consider this pick to be something of a steal.
10. Ryan J. Braun (3B MIL)
ROUND 2
11. Johan Santana (P NYM)12. Miguel Cabrera (3B DET)
Comment: This was a no-brainer, I think Cabrera can post A-Rod-esque numbers in an explosive Tigers lineup.
13. Chase Utley (2B PHI)
14. David Ortiz (U BOS)
15. Prince Fielder (1B MIL)
16. Grady Sizemore (OF CLE)
17. Jake Peavy (P SD)
18. Vladimir Guerrero (OF ANA)
19. Carl Crawford (OF TB)
20. Alfonso Soriano (OF CHC)
ROUND 3
21. Jonathan Papelbon (P BOS)22. Magglio Ordonez (OF DET)
23. Carlos Beltran (OF NYM)
24. Brandon Webb (P ARI)
25. Alex Rios (OF TOR)
26. Russell Martin (C LA)
27. Josh Beckett (P BOS)
28. Victor Martinez (C CLE)
29. Erik Bedard (P SEA)
Comment: After snagging two power-house bats to build an offense around, it was time to reach on Bedard. His strikeout rate was the best in the majors last season and the wins should be easier to obtain with Seattle than they were in Baltimore.
30. Manny Ramirez (OF BOS)
ROUND 4
31. Francisco Rodriguez (P ANA)32. Curtis Granderson (OF DET)
Comment: Here's another pick I reached on, but I love Granderson's game. Plus, he'll be leading off in the best lineup in baseball and I needed to start thinking about stolen bases.
33. Ichiro Suzuki (OF SEA)
34. Justin Verlander (P DET)
35. Troy Tulowitzki (SS COL)
36. Carlos N. Lee (OF HOU)
37. C.C. Sabathia (P CLE)
38. Robinson Cano (2B NYY)
39. Mark Teixeira (1B ATL)
40. Lance Berkman (1B HOU)
ROUND 5
41. J.J. Putz (P SEA)42. Roy Halladay (P TOR)
43. B.J. Upton (OF TB)
44. Nick Markakis (OF BAL)
45. Justin Morneau (1B MIN)
46. Dan Haren (P ARI)
47. Derek Jeter (SS NYY)
48. John Lackey (P ANA)
49. Jorge Posada (C NYY)
Comment: Since I took part in a two-catcher league, I felt that making the position a priority would give me more flexibility with the rest of my offense.
50. Brian Roberts (2B BAL)
ROUND 6
51. Derrek Lee (1B CHC)52. Brian McCann (C ATL)
Comment: McCann has two straight 90-plus RBI seasons under his belt and if he can stay healthy, I don't have to worry about the backstop position this season.
53. Cole Hamels (P PHI)
54. Chone Figgins (3B ANA)
55. Joe Mauer (C MIN)
56. Felix Hernandez (P SEA)
57. Chipper Jones (3B ATL)
58. Mariano Rivera (P NYY)
59. Aramis Ramirez (3B CHC)
60. Adam Dunn (OF CIN)
ROUND 7
61. Torii Hunter (OF ANA)62. Carlos Zambrano (P CHC)
63. Bobby Jenks (P CHW)
64. Eric Byrnes (OF ARI)
65. Scott Kazmir (P TB)
66. Aaron Harang (P CIN)
67. Joe Nathan (P MIN)
68. Garrett Atkins (3B COL)
69. Ian Kinsler (2B TEX)
Comment: Already a 20 / 20 guy, Kinsler should be able to build on what was a pretty inconsistent 2007. His ability to swipe bags definitely helped make this an easy decision.
70. Travis Hafner (U CLE)
ROUND 8
71. Bobby Abreu (OF NYY)72. A.J. Burnett (P TOR)
Comment: This was definitely a risky pick that I reached for here. Since he can opt out of his contract after this season, I'm expecting a monster 2008. If he delivers, he makes an outstanding No. 2 starting pitcher on my staff.
73. Roy Oswalt (P HOU)
74. Carlos Pena (1B TB)
75. Jose Valverde (P HOU)
76. Rickie Weeks (2B MIL)
77. Hunter Pence (OF HOU)
78. Adrian Gonzalez (1B SD)
79. Takashi Saito (P LA)
80. Ryan Zimmerman (3B WAS)
ROUND 9
81. Brett Myers (P PHI)82. Fausto Carmona (P CLE)
83. John Smoltz (P ATL)
84. Dan Uggla (2B FLA)
85. Billy Wagner (P NYM)
86. Daisuke Matsuzaka (P BOS)
87. Brad Hawpe (OF COL)
88. Corey C. Hart (OF MIL)
89. Carlos Guillen (1B DET)
Comment: Ideally I'd like to play him as my shortstop, but it's nice that he has added eligibility at first, giving me options with my lineup.
90. Miguel Tejada (SS HOU)
ROUND 10
91. Chien-Ming Wang (P NYY)92. Trevor Hoffman (P SD)
Comment: I planned on carrying three closers and because of that, I needed to make sure I can get a bundle of saves out of them. Hoffman has four consecutive seasons with at least 40 saves, so he makes perfect sense for my team.
93. Michael Young (SS TEX)
94. Kelly Johnson (2B ATL)
95. Delmon Young (OF MIN)
96. Vernon Wells (OF TOR)
97. Brad Penny (P LA)
98. Rafael Soriano (P ATL)
99. Juan Pierre (OF LA)
100. Paul Konerko (1B CHW)
ROUND 11
101. Ben Sheets (P MIL)102. Kenji Johjima (C SEA)
103. Jered Weaver (P ANA)
104. Nick Swisher (OF CHW)
105. Chris B. Young (OF ARI)
106. Francisco Cordero (P CIN)
107. Jeff Francoeur (OF ATL)
108. Jason Bay (OF PIT)
109. Chad Cordero (P WAS)
Comment: I love Cordero at this pick. He had a down-year in 2007, but he's capable of putting together a 40-save season in an improved Nationals lineup.
110. Javier Vazquez (P CHW)
ROUND 12
111. Huston Street (P OAK)112. Chris R. Young (P SD)
Comment: Young was sporting an ERA under 2.00 until a mid-August back injury threw off his game. He slots in as a tremendous third starting pitcher on my roster.
113. Manny Corpas (P COL)
114. John Maine (P NYM)
115. Ken Griffey (OF CIN)
116. Alex Gordon (3B KC)
117. Gary Sheffield (U DET)
118. Hideki Matsui (OF NYY)
119. Andruw Jones (OF LA)
120. Tim Hudson (P ATL)
ROUND 13
121. Francisco Liriano (P MIN)122. Oliver Perez (P NYM)
123. Jason Isringhausen (P STL)
124. Brad Lidge (P PHI)
125. Todd Jones (P DET)
126. Mike Lowell (3B BOS)
127. Dontrelle Willis (P DET)
128. Jeremy Hermida (OF FLA)
129. Johnny Damon (OF NYY)
Comment: Damon is a terrific bounce-back candidate for 2008. Injuries hampered his 2007 campaign, but he's still the leadoff hitter in a deadly lineup.
130. Shane Victorino (OF PHI)



