By Shawn Childs This strategy focuses on drafting two high-end pitchers to anchor your fantasy pitching staff rather than fading the position. The fantasy world is an ever-changing market. More information and tools help drafters make better-educated decisions each year. When I first came to the high-stakes market in 2004, I sat in my seat, and I took the player I thought was the most valuable to my team. It was the purest time in fantasy baseball. It was about understanding the player pool and having vision within the draft. The better I see the future, the better I predict draft flow and fut…