Fantasy Articles and Advice

A tweet from Rudy Gamble of Razzball caught my attention the other day. You can check out that tweet as well as his expanded thoughts in his replies to the initial tweet here. The tweet from Rudy cautions gamers against … read more »

As I’ve brought up previously, now that we’ve reached the summer, prospects will be getting a look with their parent clubs. Prospect Derek Fisher wasted zero time making an impact upon his promotion to The Show. In his first game … read more »

Last week, I opened with the harsh reality of replacing Mike Trout in fantasy lineups. This week, there’s no bad news like that to open with. There’s also no update on when the humidor will be completed and used at … read more »

Last week was eventful, and unfortunately, that’s for the wrong reasons. Mike Trout injured his thumb seriously enough that it required surgery, and he’s expected to miss six-to-eight weeks. That’s a ton of lost production in roto leagues, and it’s … read more »

It’s a new week, and with it comes a slightly different looking Fantasy Baseball Weekly Planner. In the interest of providing more options and insight for gamers, the format has been tweaked. The Playing Platoons and Chasing Steals sections have … read more »

MLB changed the disabled list rules and reduced the 15-day DL to a 10-day DL. If you’re feeling like DL stints are up as a result of this change, your perception is correct. Eno Sarris of FanGraphs actually dove into … read more »

Usually, I open the Fantasy Baseball Weekly Planner with some food for thought or big news around MLB — such as the forthcoming humidor at Chase Field. There aren’t any special housekeeping notes this week, though, so let’s jump right … read more »

With the calendar flipping from April to May, we’re inching closer to the summer. As the summer arrives, many prospects shall follow. Every year teams manipulate service time in order to save money through the arbitration process. You’ll begin to … read more »

Fantasy baseball players are used to change. Guys change lineup spots, pitchers move in and out of the rotation, platoons evaporate, etc. A change to ballpark factors, though? That’s a relatively new one gamers are in for this year. The … read more »

As April comes to a close, fantasy managers are starting to get antsy. Sure it’s early, but that breakout batter is still hitting .180. Yes, small sample sizes are small, but what if this team stays stuck in seventh place … read more »