Looking for an edge as you continue your research for the return of Fantasy baseball in 2020? Well, you subscribe to this newsletter, so you've already got one, but how about another one? How about step-by-step, position-by-position instructions for how to approach 2020 from none other than Scott White?

We gave you Scott's tiered rankings for each position yesterday, but we're going even deeper today, because you've got plenty of time to do some reading this weekend. Scott has gone through each position to show exactly why he ranks them the way they do, highlighting where the best values for 2020 are, who his favorite sleepers are, and more. It's like having him walk you through them himself.

Making up more than one-third of the entire hitter pool, outfield is the position best equipped to meet whatever needs arise mid-draft, according to Scott White.

You've heard starting pitching is half the game? Well, in 2020, it's even more than that. Scott White breaks down the most pivotal position in an era dominated by offense.

Shortstop has become arguably the most star-studded position, making it difficult to wait for the value picks. But Scott White says it would behoove you to do so.

Third base is so loaded with big bats that you could wait half the draft to take your first. Or you could just plan to take more than one, as Scott White points out.

First base offers no shortage of sluggers, as usual. But it also trends old, according to Scott White, which could put you in a risky spot once the studs are off the board.

Second base is an interesting position of speedsters and upside plays, but the number of

Relief pitcher may not seem the most interesting position, but it allows for a wide variety of approaches, as Scott White points out.

Catcher will always be among the weakest positions in Fantasy Baseball, but Scott White says it's not as bad this time around.