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- Win the $5,000 Grand Prize and up to $400 in your league
- You're the GM with $100 Million payroll to build your team!
- In Game Stats included with each Complete Package
- Teams packages start as low as $9.95
- Weekly head2head match-ups
- High-Stakes League option - 80% CASH Payouts
Play for the $5,000 Grand Prize! Register Your Team Now »See How it WorksTry the Demo »
Pro Playoff Pick'em
- Popular game runs during postseason and World Series
- Easy to play - pick 1 player from each of 12 groups
- $12.95 low entry package price - no additional fees
- $2,500 Grand Prize with $2,500 Perfect Entry Bonus!
Fantasy Baseball, or Rotisserie as it was called then, was the first of all fantasy sports games in America. Since the late 1970's, Fantasy "Baseballers" have been managing their own squad of major leaguers – from grand slams to no-hitters. The actual on-field performance of your players determines your team score.
Head2Head Sports has a baseball game for everyone. From simple pick'em formats to our classic H2H salary cap game for wanna-be general managers. So, grab your glove and follow your team of big leaguers each and every week.
Bonds? Bagwell? Boston's pitching staff?… You make the call!
Player News
- 02.06.12Clay Rapada has been designated for assignment by the Orioles, Dan Connolly of the Baltimore Sun reports.
Read More » - 02.06.12Anibal Sanchez has been awarded a one-year, $8 million contract with Miami in arbitration, the Palm Beach Post reports. The Marlins had proposed a figure of $6.9 million deal.
Read More » - 02.06.12Matt Lindstrom and Jason Hammel have been traded from the Rockies to the Orioles, the Baltimore Sun reports.
Read More » - 02.06.12Jason Hammel and Matt Lindstrom have been traded from the Rockies to the Orioles, the Baltimore Sun reports.
Read More » - 02.06.12Jeremy Guthrie has been traded to the Rockies for Jason Hammel and Matt Lindstrom, the Baltimore Sun reports.
Read More » - 02.05.12Garin Cecchini's wrist is healthy and is expected to begin the 2012 season at Low-A Greenville, SoxProspects.com reports.
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