Whenever we lift a finger, you‰ll either be e-mailed the content directly or will be notified by e-mail when we produce new content that is too large to e-mail. By the time the season is over, we'll likely e-mail you 140-150 times with full reports, notification that large reports have been posted online in our subscriber area, and breaking news updates. We also provide your own username and password, which will enable you to access our premium content whenever and wherever you want. And by checking our Subscriber Center page, you‰ll be able to check constantly on what we‰ve last produced and when we‰ve produced it and what is coming up next and when it will be published.

Here's exactly how a subscription works and what you‰ll get:

• Since we are, at this point, very close to the beginning of our premium content and NFL training camps open the end of the month you can count on numerous updates being sent during the month of July.

Content Delivery/Subscriber Contact Overview I January-June Content I July "Pre" Preseason Content I August/September Preseason Content I In-Season Content I Post-Season/Playoff Content I Baseball and Basketball Content

• Custom Player Rankings - Subscribers are welcome to utilize our custom 2002 player rankings, which can be customized to several scoring systems and can incorporate several unique league rules. You tell us the number of points your league awards for things like TDs, yardage, receptions, 300-yard and 100-yard games, long receptions, etc. and we'll use our projections to rank the players using YOUR SCORING SYSTEM.  We also provide a generic yardage/TD player cheat sheet in each preseason report. The exact same holds true for each week during the regular season.

• In-Season Roster Picker - During the season, you log in, give us your roster, the number of player you can start at each position, and your league's scoring rules, and we'll spit out a projected lineup complete with a quick sentence on each player's outlook for the week and even with an alert if one of your players is on our Injury Report. 
   
• In-Season Free Agent Roster Picker - During the season, you log in, give us the available players you're looking at and your league's scoring rules, and we'll spit out a ranking of the free agents based upon what we project them to average fantasy points-wise for the rest of the season. 

• In-Season Trade Analyzer - During the season, you log in, give us your league's scoring rules and the two sides of a proposed trade and we'll spit out the total fantasy points each side of the trade we project for the rest of the season to give you an idea who is getting the better end of the deal. 

• Player Search Feature š Subscribers are also welcome to utilize our constantly updated Player Search Feature. Simply log in, search any one of the 225+ players in our database, and immediately receive our projected stats for the player, a one-sentence "Gut Feeling" on the player, and a link to our latest injury report if the player is on it. This database is constantly updated, so you can retrieve up-to-date results at all times. The exact same holds true for each week during the regular season.

• More technical enhancements coming soon for the 2002 season!

During the regular season, we publish FIVE reports per week, plus Breaking News e-mail Updates.

Here‰s exactly how it all works and what you get.

Monday Report (Online and e-mailed in its entirety by 1pm ET)

• Early Injury Updates, The Stock Watch, Waiver Wire, and Inside the Box Score feature. Approximate Word Count: 9500 words

Tuesday Report (Online and e-mailed by 1pm ET)

• Early injury updates, The Rest-of-the-Way Report, Players to Trade and Trade For, and position player rankings for the rest of the season (online only). Approximate Word Count: 6500 words

Wednesday Report (Online and e-mailed by 1pm ET)

• This is our biggest report of the week. This report includes at least 10 different editorial sections including Game Previews and Weekly Player Rankings and it's mostly sent directly to your e-mail box (some items are available online only). If e-mailed plain text bores you, this report is posted online in a much more attractive form that allows you to easily pick and choose which sections are presented to you. Approximate Word Count: 20,000 words

Note: When there is a Thursday game, we send out a quick update on Thursday morning for those who have players playing that night or have to submit their entire lineup that day/night.

Friday Report (Online and e-mailed in its entirety by 1pm ET)

• This is our second biggest of the week. It includes at least 10 different editorial sections, and it's all sent directly to your e-mail inbox. Approximate Word Count: 12,000 words

Saturday Weekend Update (Online and e-mailed in its entirety by 1pm ET)

• Subscribers receive the Saturday content directly in their e-mail box, so there's no need to hunt the stuff down on the Web (though it is on the Web). This report is comprised mainly of post-Friday-practice injury updates. Approximate Word Count: 2,000 words

Sunday Quick Update (Online and e-mailed in its entirety by 11am ET)

• Subscribers receive the Sunday content directly in their e-mail box, so there's no need to hunt the stuff down on the Web. This report is completely devoted to injury updates and is continually updated online up until gametime (1pm ET). Approximate Word Count: 600 words

• During the 2001 season, we sent, on average, 6 "Breaking News" updates per week. We cannot guarantee being the first site or company to report breaking news, but over the last two years we have sent our Breaking News updates out within 1 hour of when a news story breaks (usually much less than an hour). In the past, we have broken stories before any other fantasy site or service many times.

Our baseball content, written and produced by one of the top fantasy sports writers in the country, is much more intense than basketball and includes:

• Weekly Updates š We produce a weekly "Stock Watch" column aimed at recognizing players on the rise and decline and players who are viable pickups at all positions. Continuing through September 2002.  

• As for our basketball content, we will produce a draft guide with player rankings, sleepers, overvalued players, and strategy articles. We will also produce a weekly Stock Watch and Waiver Wire column also aimed at recognizing players on the rise and decline and players who are viable pickups at all positions.