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Becquey: Don't give up on Liriano

Updated: January 5, 2010, 2:40 PM ET
By Pierre Becquey | ESPN.com

"There's always next year," they say. Well, next year is here. We surveyed ESPN's fantasy staff to find out a bit about what they think is in store for fantasy owners in 2010.

Reality Check

Your fondest sports wish for 2010 is: The Toronto Blue Jays to get back to the playoffs at both the New York Yankees' and the Boston Red Sox's expense. But I'd take a wild-card berth, too.

Why will this happen/not happen? Remember that massive, back-loaded contract ...

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2010 Fantasy Predictions Survey

ESPN.com's fantasy experts take an alternately light-hearted and serious look at the 12 months ahead in fantasy.

Matthew Berry: Jamaal Charles a top-10 back
Eric Karabell: Michael Vick, Oakland Raider
Christopher Harris: All Day still No. 1.
Brendan Roberts: Shonn Greene on the rise
Nate Ravitz: Jose Reyes elite once more
Pierre Becquey: Francisco Liriano will rebound
Jason Grey: Matt Wieters ready to be a star
Tristan H. Cockcroft: Brett Anderson, ace
James Quintong: Brandon Morrow will thrive
AJ Mass: Evan Longoria will reign as AL MVP
Keith Lipscomb: Josh Johnson for NL Cy Young

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