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MR. FANTASY'S 2007 BASEBALL RANKINGS

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Root, root, root for ... well, in fantasy baseball, it's usually not a good idea getting caught up rooting for the home team. There's a bias in every regional draft. Remember that when you pick your fantasy baseball team this week. If you're drafting in, say, Chicago, let the Cubs and White Sox fans arm-wrestle each other over overrated Chicago prospects, while you concentrate on getting better value from the other 28 teams. Better yet, just draft straight off a Mr. Fantasy list and avoid bias altogether.

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	TOP 200
	Every draft should start with Pujols, Santana and A-Rod.


	CATCHERS
	Reds' Ross primed for big year.


	1ST BASEMEN
	Don't forget about Cubs' Lee.


	2ND BASEMEN
	Phils' Utley a first-round pick.


	SHORTSTOPS
	Marlins' Ramirez on verge of stardom.


	3RD BASEMEN
	Let someone else take Mets' Wright.


	OUTFIELDERS
	Yankees' Abreu might be game's best.


	RELIEF PITCHERS
	Dodgers' Saito as good as anyone.


	STARTING PITCHERS
	Thinking sleeper? Try Phillies' Hamels.

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