Fantasy Baseball Returns on ESPN.com

Free to Play with Live Scoring, Mobile Alerts and Expert Analysis; Baseball Tonight Fantasy Baseball Draft Special to Air Thursday, March 25 at 8 p.m. ET on ESPN 

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It’s that time of year again for league managers to set up their live drafts and team owners to dust off their scouting rosters.  Spring training is coming to a close and that means the start bbaltonightof Fantasy Baseball season.  Once again, ESPN.com is offering FREE ESPN Fantasy Baseball this year. 

To kick off the 2010 season, ESPN will air the Baseball Tonight Fantasy Baseball Draft Special on Thursday, March 25 at 8 p.m. ET to break down this year’s roster of players and to analyze the playing field with Baseball Tonight host Steve Berthiaume featuring “The Talented Mr. Roto” Matthew Berry and Aaron Boone

As always, ESPN Fantasy Baseball will offer fans access to the industry’s most in-depth collection of tools and content.  Highlights include live scoring, multiple draft options, full wireless control of ESPN.com teams, and content across the Internet, television, radio, podcasts, mobile phones and other portable devices — all for free. 

FREE ESPN Fantasy Baseball

For the forth straight year, ESPN Fantasy Baseball will be entirely free and will deliver fans a host of advantages. Returning features for ESPN Fantasy Baseball include:

ESPN Insider Benefits

As always, ESPN Insiders receive additional access to features and tools including:

ESPN will continue to provide the most useful and comprehensive information, analysis and insights in the industry with an unmatched roster of writers, analysts and media personalities.  The ESPN Fantasy Baseball team includes Berry, Eric Karabell, Christopher Harris, Jason Grey, Tristan Cockcroft, Brendan Roberts, James Quintong, AJ Mass, Nate Ravitz and injury analyst Stephania Bell

Fans will also find baseball news and insights from leading pro baseball Insiders, including ESPN.com’s Buster Olney, Keith Law, Jayson Stark, Rob Neyer, Jerry Crasnick, ESPN The Magazine’s Amy K. Nelson and ESPN’s Tim Kurkjian.  

ESPN Mobile

Players will have team management capabilities via mobile devices with access to the ESPN mobile Web site.  Premium alerts are also available for $2.99 per month featuring lineup alerts warning users of injured players in active slots, inactive players eligible for an open slot and probable pitchers on the bench.  Additionally, fantasy baseball-related video content is available on ESPN Mobile TV (via the FLO TV and MobiTV platforms). 

An ESPN Fantasy Baseball app will also be available by the start of the season.  The premium app will allow users to:

Fantasy Baseball on ESPN TV

This season, ESPN will continue to bring fans fantasy baseball insights, information and analysis on its television programs:

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