Top 5 most undervalued corner infielders (based on ADP)
1. Chris Davis, Bal - Top 20 in '15 going outside top 40 in '16 drafts - '14 struggles stand out as an anomaly over past four seasons	1. Ben Paulsen, Col - His ADP is outside the top-250, and he's the favorite to start against RHPs for Colorado while calling home Coors Field	1. Anthony Rizzo, ChC - Deep lineup, mashes lefties, runs, belongs in universal first round.
2. Maikel Franco, Phi - Going almost 100 picks later than Sano despite similar profile/projection	2. A.J. Reed, Hou - A strong prospect seemingly getting overlooked	2. Chris Davis, Bal - Been a monster in three of four years, and the one off-season came with obvious excuse
3. David Ortiz, Bos - Worries of an age-induced demise for years, yet he's gone 30/100 in each of past three seasons and likely to do it one final time in '16	3. Joey Gallo, Tex - ZiPs projects 27 homers in 128 games. His ADP remains super cheap	3. Maikel Franco, Phi - Funston outlined this steal on Monday's pod; he's right on the money
4. Adrian Beltre, Tex - Solid batted ball distance and LineDrive% suggests his decline in '15 was more injury/bad luck related - I'll bet he has one more strong season left in him	4. Ryan Zimmerman, Was - He hit 16 homers and had 73 RBI in 95 games last season. Will be hitting in the middle of a loaded Nationals lineup	4. Daniel Murphy, Was - Covers three positions, should cover four categories too
5. Ryan Zimmerman, Was - His bat was still a weapon in '15 (16 HR in 95 games) - if he stays healthy, he'll turn a tidy profit	5. Matt Adams, Stl - Two years ago he hit 17 home runs in 108 games, and he owns a career .276 batting average. I will always bet on Cardinals players	5. Mike Moustakas, KC - Breakthrough is supported by logical things, but public isn’t buying yet

Top 5 most overvalued corner infielders (based on ADP)
1. Prince Fielder, Tex - Given his HR upside now sits in the low 20s, it makes little sense that he's 2-3 rounds more expensive than Freeman and Hosmer	1. Kyle Seager, Sea - He had a .266-26-74 line last year and is being drafted as a top-100 player. I don't get it	1. Freddie Freeman, Atl - Good luck in that sorry lineup (last in runs, two years running); also has wrist issue mucking things up
2. Todd Frazier, ChW - Price inflated by a career year, and hard to ignore that .664 OPS in 2nd-half of '15	2. Brandon Belt, SF - I love Belt, but he's injury prone, dealing with the toughest home park for LHBs and will sit for Buster Posey more than owners realize	2. Miguel Sano, Min - When it comes to buzzy sophomores (cough, Schwarber), the public usually can’t help itself
3. Kendrys Morales, KC - With a body-by-Bud and heading into age 33 season, don't have a lot of trust in a repeat of lofty '15	3. David Wright, NYM - I'd put his over/under on games played at 99.5	3.Albert Pujols, Ana - He’s 36 and might not be ready for the season; you can pay up for that double, I won’t
4. Pablo Sandoval, Bos - Says he has nothing to prove after disastrous first season in BOS - sorry, Pablo, but you're so wrong	4. Carlos Santana, Cle - He's hit .231 over the last two years and hasn't scored more than 75 runs since 2011. No longer catcher eligible	4. David Wright, NYM - Even the Mets aren’t hoping for anything close to 162 games; don’t go out of your way to meet headaches
5. David Wright, NYM - The hope is that he'll play 130 games, but that's probably wishful thinking	5. Mark Trumbo, Bal - Maybe he'll bounce back, but it's weird to me he's typically getting drafted ahead of Ryan Zimmerman	5. Joey Votto, Cin - Fine player, but those walks don’t help much (for roto) if the teammates can’t drive you in

Top 5 corner prospects with the greatest fantasy impact potential in '16
1. A.J. Reed, Hou - Works the count, and hit .340 with 34 HRs in minors last season - HOU 1B spot not exactly locked down at the moment	1. Joey Gallo, Tex - Power potential is huge	1. Joey Gallo, Tex - Ready to clock 35 homers, just a matter of finding a position
2. Joey Gallo, Tex - Massive power comes with sky-high strikeout rate	2. A.J. Reed, Hou - Hate repeating, but Reed has a real chance of making an impact in 2016	2. A.J. Reed, Hou - Will push Singleton out of the way in short order (unless Tyler White does it first)
3. Josh Bell, Pit - Power has been slow to develop, but he's been an OBP machine in minors and, like Reed, opportunity knocks with his parent club	3. Ryan McMahon, Col - Given Coors Field, fantasy owners will be running to the waiver wire as soon as he gets called up	3. Richie Shaffer, TB - Can fit anywhere but behind the keyboards; Tampa isn't sure what to do with him yet
4. Richie Shaffer, TB- Hit 30 HRs last season (including 4 in 88 ABs with the Rays) - should be use for his power at 1B (Loney) or DH (Morrison)	4. Josh Bell, Pit - Had a .393 OBP last year in the minors and should make his debut in the bigs this season	4. Josh Bell - Power hasn't developed yet in minors, so Bucs will take their time with development
5. Matt Olson, Oak - Another power/K guy with an opportunity (Yonder Alonso currently tops OAK 1B depth chart)	5. Rafael Devers, Bos - For those in keeper leagues	5. Rafael Devers, Bos - Top-10 prospect, teenager is a name to know for keeper pools

Top 5 deep sleeper (ADP of 230+) corner infielders
1. Byung-ho Park, Min - 50+ HRs in past two seasons in Korean pro league - could be cheap source of 25-30 HRs	1. Byung-ho Park, Min - ZiPS projects a 27-80-84-6 line, and his ADP is outside the top-235	1. Brock Holt, Bos - Needs an injury, sure, but he can play seven positions
2. Mark Trumbo, Bal - Like Park, there's a conceivable path to 25-30 HRs here, especially with home games in Camden bandbox	2. Wil Myers, SD - The former top prospect still has a lot of potential, and Petco has become much more HR friendly for RHB	2. Byung-ho Park, Min - Target Field isn’t so bad for right-handed power
3. Justin Turner, LAD - Has owned an upper .800 OPS in two partial seasons in LA - expected to be 100% (knee) in early April	3. Justin Bour, Mia - Had 23 homers over 341 at-bats (with an .845 OPS) against RHP last year	3. Mike Napoli, Cle - Hopefuly sleep and jaw issues are cleared up; Francona will give him a chance
4. Ryan Zimmerman, Was - Not yet over-the-hill (31) and showed still plenty of pop (16 HRs in 95 games in '15) - ADP small price to pay for a dice roll on his health	4. Yasmany Tomas, Ari - He's going to be extremely cheap coming off a disappointing rookie campaign	4. Wil Myers, SD - Already in his post-hype period at age 25
5. C.J. Cron, LAA - 257 ADP as cheap as it gets for a power bat (27 HR in 657 career ABs) that won't kill you in BA (.260 career) and has a near full-time gig	5. Pedro Alvarez, FA - Has averaged 27.8 homers over the past four years in an extreme pitcher's park	5. Nick Castellanos, Det - Showed some growth in second half and it’s a deep lineup

Top 5 most overrated sports movies of all time
1. Hoosiers - This is Filmmaking 101 - overly long, cheesy action montages, random abrupt scene cuts, no character development outside the uninspiring Gene Hackman - it's cringe-worthy	1. Bull Durham - "Major League" is so much better	1. Jerry Maguire - I'm a Crowe fan but this is mostly mediocre fare, sunk by too much Cruise time
2. Brian's Song - Poignant story of friendship between Bears great Gale Sayers and cancer-stricken teammate gets doused in a Gatorade bucket full of sap	2. The Karate Kid - Honestly this is a really tough category for me	2. Breaking Away - So underrated, it's overrated; story needs cliches and oversimplifications to pedal along
3. Any Given Sunday - I'm OK with Oliver Stone, but I prefer to not mix my sports movies with his cynicism	3. Field Of Dreams - I swear I actually like Kevin Costner. I love "Tin Cup"	3. Any Given Sunday - Football is a violent and visceral game, but even at that, Stone goes far over the top
4. Million Dollar Baby - Really, a Best Picture Oscar? Give me Ray, Sideways or, hell, even The Incredibles instead	4. The Waterboy - Now this is terrible, right?	4. Rudy - Trite, corny, cheesy
5. Hoop Dreams - I get the social importance of the movie, but I found it to be a three-hour yawner - scores at the bottom of the re-watchable scale	5. Bend It Like Beckham - This movie isn't the worst, but "Ladybugs" is way better	5. Kingpin - I know, I am not the target audience

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