“Sleeper” is a term that is dying out, at least by definition alone. But “league-winners” and “must-have players” have entered the conversation. Whatever you call them, the general concept is the same: you want to draft (or purchase, or acquire) … read more »
We are right around the corner from Opening Day. Literally, it’s just a few days away, giving us another marathon season ahead of us. Most drafts have wrapped up by now, and while those are the most fun part of … read more »
Nobody comes out of a draft with the perfect team, so what usually dictates who wins fantasy baseball leagues is who makes the smartest and most shrewd decisions in-season. Here are a few in-season strategies to help you win your … read more »
Yahoo contestants are usually pretty accurate when it comes to evaluating players. While most do fall in line, there are still a handful of great bargains to be had. Comparing a player’s cumulative ADP (average draft position among the six … read more »
For as much as we want to identify sleepers and value picks who can help us win a fantasy baseball league, we need to give equal respect to those players who can sink a team. They are the busts. This … read more »
As the World Baseball Classic rounds out, we need to make sure that our fantasy teams are ready for the draft! Speaking of rotisserie (roto) leagues very vaguely, they are different than points leagues. A points league is set up … read more »
When it comes to evaluating players, Yahoo leagues are usually pretty accurate. That doesn’t mean they’re void of overpays, though, as there are always a few players that gain momentum for no valid reason. Once they appear on Yahoo’s trend … read more »
Rookies are always a bit of a gamble, but every once in a while they make a world of difference. Just ask Julio Rodriguez drafters last year or Pete Alonso believers back in 2019. Both players were taken near the … read more »
With Opening Day on the horizon, we are in crunch time as far as fantasy drafts are concerned. For your drafts that are closer to the first pitch of the 2023 season, I have you covered as far as my … read more »
ESPN has switched its standard roto format to a smaller-sized roster this year. A roster they are calling “a reflection that more accurately represents an MLB Lineup.” Starting lineups are now 16 players constructed of nine position players and seven … read more »
