Fantasy Articles and Advice

With fantasy playoff time on the horizon, it’s now more important than ever to find undervalued players for the stretch run. With that mind, let’s dig into this week’s Statcast risers and fallers! Import your team to My Playbook for … read more »

Without further ado, let’s dive into the Week 19 Statcast Risers and Fallers! Import your team to My Playbook for instant Waiver Wire advice >> Well, well, well. After a rough start to his MLB career, one that caused many … read more »

Lost in the rush of the trade deadline are the players who stood out recently without help from a deal. These players can be major contributors down the playoff stretch in the 10 traditional roto categories. Whether it be due to … read more »

What a show. Maybe it’s recency bias, but that was the most I’ve been into the Home Run Derby in a long time. I was playing MLB The Show and had to pause it to give the Derby my full … read more »

There are two articles that I love writing more than any others each year. The first is the annual bold predictions piece. To refresh, it can be found here. I gave one bold prediction for each team on February 28.  … read more »

Happy Independence Day, everyone. I hope you get to spend it with the people you love and that you, especially, stay safe. Typically, I write a lede to set the tone for the categorical impact players you should pick up. That’s … read more »

Don’t play scared. If you’re playing fantasy baseball, you can’t be afraid to make a bad deal or add/drop move. That’s the biggest piece of advice I give to new fantasy players. It’s OK to look at a trade, hit … read more »

Another week in the books means another round of Statcast Risers and Fallers. Let’s jump in! While some might have thought the 33-year-old’s best days are behind him, Josh Donaldson owns the highest barrel rate (14.8%) and average exit velocity … read more »

When I write this each week, I write about 10 different players. They vary from guys who need to be owned in 10-team leagues, to guys who are really only viable options in deep leagues. I try to mix it … read more »

Injuries are the worst. And to cheer them is in fact just classless. We saw that in Game 5 of the NBA Finals when Kevin Durant went down with his Achilles injury. Kudos to players on both sides for shutting … read more »