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Filling out an infield with well-rounded players is a crucial facet to any successful fantasy baseball season.
Most leagues have the four spots for the four designated infield positions, plus an two more slots for a middle infielder and corner infielder. Throw in some flexibility in terms of utility players, and any given roster might be stacked with infielders.
Given outfield players tend to dominate the first few rounds of the draft as well as a relative shortage of premium infielders (especially middle infielders), it is imperative for owners to find those undervalued players who are versatile and can stuff a number of different categories.