Bio
Fantasy baseball is life! I run a site that focuses solely on fantasy baseball. We cover all things such as rankings, projections, updates, strategies, one on one advice, etc. I played baseball growing up, never made it to pro ball, but always had a knack for spotting talent and was always pretty successful betting on games. I am constantly keeping tabs on all things baseball, looking for anything to gain that competitive edge.
 | Single league fantasy basebal drafts are not for the faint of heart. Position players are scarce, especially in the second half, and good luck finding a reliable second closer. That said, they do present players with a unique experience, one … read more » |
 | I’m a big fan of this next group of players, but in Yahoo fantasy baseball leagues, they are slightly overvalued. While they’re still worth targeting at their consensus ADP, Yahoo’s pricing feels a bit overzealous. You may not be able … read more » |
 | Yahoo leagues are interesting because they tend to follow broader market trends fairly closely. There are a few notable outliers, though. Closers and aging hitters, in particular, often fall a bit further than expected. Players such as Byron Buxton, George … read more » |
 | Similar to past seasons, CBS fantasy baseball keeps its trend alive by undervaluing veteran starting pitchers. Players like Blake Snell, Luis Castillo, MacKenzie Gore, Drew Rasmussen, Tanner Bibee and Jack Flaherty are all going two to three rounds later than they … read more » |
 | While RBI aren’t the most difficult stat to come by in fantasy baseball, finding them at a discount can give you a major edge on draft day. There were 16 players last year who drove in 100 or more runs, … read more » |
 | Runs are often the one major offensive stat most overlooked during fantasy baseball drafts. Managers tend to assume that if a player hits enough home runs, posts a high batting average, or racks up stolen bases, the runs will naturally … read more » |
 | Finding value in average draft position (ADP) after pick 300 is one of my favorite challenges in fantasy baseball. Anyone can highlight elite players or tell you to draft borderline All-Star players. But it’s the diamonds in the rough that … read more » |
 | Drafting players with multi-position eligibility is often undervalued in fantasy baseball. Not only does it create space and flexibility on your roster, but it also allows you to target the best player available later in the draft, regardless of position. … read more » |
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