With the last and biggest draft weekend of the year looming, we know plenty of you are cramming to get ready for the return of Fantasy baseball. And we're here to help, with one of the most valuable series we produce each year: Our breakdown of the top-200 players.

We don't just provide the rankings and their outlook, we also make the case for and the case against drafting them, so you can make up your own mind. You might like Gary Sanchez a lot -- and why not? There's a lot to like. Of course, it's worth hearing the arguments for why he might not be worth the price you're thinking about paying.

This is an exercise we use as analysts to sharpen our opinions on players, and it helps make us better Fantasy players. Now you can do the same before heading into the draft room. Here's our breakdown of the top 100 for 2020.

Your best players are going to come from this group, so it's time to get to know the top-10 players in Fantasy for 2020.

How deep does the elite tier go in 2020? Deeper than usual, with plenty of potential top earners showing up in our breakdown of players 11 through 20.

You can still find star power in rounds two and three, but you can also get bitten by this group of somewhat risky players. Here's the case for and against players 21-30 in our rankings.

You're going to see plenty of starting pitchers and high-upside sluggers going off the board in this range, but are they worth the risk?

You can still find stars in this range of the draft, but they're getting riskier and riskier. Who is worth the investment?

We're at the point of the draft where catchers might start coming off the board, but which ones are worth reaching for?

Some players in this range are former stars hoping to rediscover their former heights; others are players on the upswing. Which way should you go?

This is probably where you'll want to grab your catcher, but you might be passing up bigger production elsewhere. Is that worth it?