Head2Head Fantasy Baseball
Baseball
Pro Playoff Pick'em
Announcement
Welcome to the 2009 Pro Baseball Playoff Pick'em! Play begins on Wednesday, October 7th.
Fun Competition
- Popular game runs during the post-season through the World Series
- Easy to play - pick 1 player from each of the 12 groups
- $12.95 low entry package price - no additional fees
- Prizes for the top 100 participants
- Create a FREE buddy league and compete against all of your friends
Big Time Prizes
| PRIZES | |
|---|---|
| 1st Place | $2,500 |
| 2nd | $500 |
| 3rd | $250 |
| 4th - 5th | $100 |
| $2,500 Perfect Entry Bonus! | |
Easy to Play
- Pick one (1) player or pitching staff from each of the twelve (12) groups and hold through the postseason
- Play begins with the AL and NL playoffs and ends with the World Series
- Your players score points based on their on-field playoff performance
Entry Options
Complete Package for $12.95:
Premium Internet Reports
Deadline Wednesday, October 7th with the first pitch of the first game
Testimonials
"I have been playing for 10 years and play on lots of sites. H2H continues to be my favorite!"
Randy – Springfield, MA
Player News
- 09.02.10Daisuke Matsuzaka (back) struck out six and walked one while holding the Orioles to four runs on six hits over 5.2 innings for his ninth win of the season on Thursday night.
Read More » - 09.02.10Bradley Bergesen gave up five runs -- two earned -- on eight hits over 5.1 innings in a loss to the Red Sox on Thursday.
Read More » - 09.02.10Dallas Braden three five innings and gave up one run on Thursday, striking out four, but took the loss.
Read More » - 09.02.10CC Sabathia threw eight scoreless innings on Thursday against the Athletics, giving up just one hit. He struckout five and walked three.
Read More » - 09.02.10Curtis Granderson, who was not in the starting lineup, entered Thursday's game in the second inning and proceeded to hit two home runs.
Read More » - 09.02.10Tim Hudson struck out four and walked one while giving up four runs -- three earned -- on eight hits over seven innings on Thursday night against the Mets.
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