We are through the first official week of the season and looking forward to Week 2 of the fantasy season. Every Tuesday, I’ll address 10 burning questions that I’m looking either for answers to during the week or questions that … read more »
We recently announced our most accurate fantasy baseball experts from 2021. You can find the full list here. You can use this info to pick your experts to make up your ideal expert consensus rankings. You can use this to … read more »
We see the same story take place year after year, and it unfolds one of two ways. A player comes up, underperforms, and we punish him for not having immediate success by drafting him late the following year based on … read more »
We started by looking at hitters who qualify as “sleepers” in the 2022 draft. Now it’s time to peek at pitchers who could fit the bill. In a two-part series, I’m highlighting four different sleepers for you in different ranges … read more »
Hey, you. Yeah, you. I’m going to let you in on a bit of a secret. Ready? Sleepers don’t really exist. It’s true. A decade ago? Sure. But now? When all of this data and information is available, it’s hard … read more »
The big goal of every fantasy draft is the find the guys who can return a hefty profit on their average draft position (ADP). You can dominate your draft by identifying which guys have the highest chance of providing the … read more »
Recently, I wrote an article comparing projections to ADP to find bargains and expose potential busts. Today I want to take this concept further, focusing solely on finding hitters with upside. Once again, I started by comparing the Zeile Consensus … read more »
Pitchers are a polarizing topic in fantasy. Do you go early and get a stud, or do you build around hitting early and find value at pitching? Finding a balance is the desire, of course, but there’s only one Corbin … read more »
Salary Cap-style drafts are arguably the most thrilling type of draft. The bidding wars, the overpays, the forgotten low-ball sleepers – it all may seem like a lot, but once you get the hang of it, it can be the … read more »
Every year the stolen base becomes less and less a part of baseball. There were 2,209 successfully swiped bags last year, down nearly a third from the start of the previous decade (3,279 in 2011). With this season’s addition of … read more »
