Let’s get right into it this week. Here’s how I did last week, May 7-13. (May 14-16 will be included in next week’s article): Adrian Houser: W 1, L 0, QS 1, ER 2, K 10, BB 0 Adam Wainwright: … read more »
How many injured players across the league are we up to now? Has it reached 200 yet? It sure seems that way. With players going down with a variety of injuries almost hourly, fantasy managers find themselves scrambling for replacements. … read more »
A can’t-miss rookie or no-brainer breakout won’t materialize on the waiver wire every week. Fantasy baseball managers will often need to dig deeper to identify promising metrics under the surface or unexpected success stories the public isn’t ready to trust. … read more »
As we get further into May, more and more players should start to veer back towards their career norms. Many of the hottest hitters will start to cool off, and those that began poorly should begin to show signs of … read more »
One month through the season, fantasy baseball players have already experienced the waiver wire’s impact. YermÃn Mercedes, Jazz Chisholm Jr.., Cedric Mullins, Carson Kelly, Danny Duffy, Carlos Rodón, Trevor Rogers, Diego Castillo, and Alex Reyes all excelled in April after … read more »
Now that we’re about one month into the season, many fantasy leagues are starting to take shape. The teams at the top have likely avoided the plethora of injuries and were lucky enough to snag a few of those guys … read more »
Some prospects are finally getting their chance to shine. No, Jarred Kelenic and Wander Franco aren’t up just yet. The three newcomers promoted last week aren’t can’t-miss superstars. Maybe they’ll get dumped back on the waiver wire — or demoted … read more »
We are now officially 21 days into the season, and for those leading the pack, congratulations. However, for the rest of us, it’s time to reassess and attempt to fill our team’s greatest needs. With the abundance of injuries and … read more »
If you’ve had a rough start to the season, don’t fret! Injuries and slumps have already started to take their toll on some fantasy managers, but the season is still very young and there’s ample time to turn it around. … read more »
After two glorious weeks of baseball, filled with plenty of feel-good stories and a few letdowns, now is the time to drop your underperforming veterans and rush to add the hot-hitting, unheralded rookies! I’m kidding, of course, but after coming … read more »
