Fantasy Articles and Advice

Here was my reaction when I heard about the A’s-Nationals trade involving Sean Doolittle and Ryan Madson. And here was my reaction when I heard that the White Sox had traded both David Robertson and Tommy Kahnle to the Yankees … read more »

At some point – and that point is right now – it gets really difficult to evaluate the closing situations around baseball. Trade rumors are flying, and upwards of 10 closers are rumored to be on the trading block, many … read more »

What a mess. That statement could apply to any number of things in my life at this very moment. It could apply to looking to my right seeing Zingo, Memory, and the Paw Patrol game sprawled out over my living … read more »

It’s right about now that fantasy baseball players get the opportunity to separate themselves from the pack. For the last few months, your whole league has been tuned into the happenings around the game. The only real distraction was the … read more »

There hasn’t been a whole lot of excitement this week in the world of relief pitching. I mean, Raisel Iglesias threw up the rare stinker and Craig Kimbrel’s K-rate took a major dip when he struck out just four of … read more »

Here’s the deal guys – I love to write long-winded openings before most of my articles because, well, unlike my wife, you guys pretty much have to listen to me drone on and on. But there’s a ton to discuss … read more »

Stability. It’s not a word that we often associate with the closing landscape, and it’s certainly not the word we would use to describe it this season. By my count, eleventy-billion closers have lost their jobs at some point already. … read more »

We had quite the time last week, with elite closers going down (Aroldis Chapman), established closers returning from injury (Mark Melancon), and guys we expected to be top closers losing their jobs (Edwin Diaz). As I was writing last week’s … read more »

I have been writing weekly fantasy sports articles for a few years now. I write the article on the same night every week, always with some sporting event playing on the TV and the soothing noise of my son’s white … read more »

My dad used to play water polo, a barbaric sport that requires you to tread water in a pool for a half hour while playing dodgeball (at least that’s how my mom described it to me when I was a … read more »