Baseball Prospectus 2010

Great reading, even for a novice (2010-04-09) : 5/5
This is my first BP so I can't compare to previous editions, but so far I've been absolutely glued to it for the last four days. The writing is superb, and the information is concise without being overwhelming. I would not only purchase it again, but I will likely purchase future editions as well.
A Different Way To Look At Things (2010-04-08) : 5/5
This book looks at the up coming 2010 season from a different way. It not only predicts a teams fate, it also predicts individual players performance for the up coming season. I like this different point of view.
Mind-Boggling Baseball Bible (2010-03-30) : 5/5
BP 2010 delivers the goods. Projections for every player based on the famed PECOTA scores; mini-essays on each player of relevance in the majors and most from the minors; mega-essays for each major league team that delve into the philosophy and player development programs of all the teams. Even, better, the list of the top-100 prospects in the game at the back of the book.

I read the entire book over the course of 3 weeks, as there is too much information to be absorbed from a fast reading. The book has been on the desk next to me during all of my fantasy baseball drafts, and when I need to go looking for upside in the late rounds, that prospect list is invaluable.

This year's version has far fewer typos than last year's!
Book for the casually serious fan (2010-03-26) : 5/5
If you are serious about baseball, this book gives an insiders look with strong statistics but is readily accessible to someone who is not a math geek.
Best Book of it's Kind (2010-03-20) : 4/5
If you're a fan of the game and don't read BP, you might be misinformed, if not ill informed, about baseball. Great stuff, as usual. Highly recommended and thankfully there's an index this year.