Fantasy baseball drafts involve looking through player rankings, comparing projections and monitoring average draft position (ADP). But another way you can get ready for the big day is by looking at an ideal draft from an experienced player.

Nothing better mimics the real-life experience of an MLB executive than participating in a fantasy baseball dynasty league. The year-to-year control of a team offers unmatched control of both your roster and your short- and long-term directions.

Tristan H. Cockcroft and Eric Karabell reveal their ideal outcomes for the first two rounds of a 10-team draft from the point of view of any of the starting draft positions.

Want to load up on Dodgers in a fantasy baseball league draft? You can't get both Shohei Ohtani and Mookie Betts, but the rest of their teammates are up for grabs.

If you haven't carved out your fantasy baseball strategy yet, what's the holdup? The Los Angeles Dodgers and Chicago Cubs will get things rolling at the Tokyo Series in less than a week. The rest of the baseball world won't be too far behind.