Kev Mahserejian

How does the old saying go? Patience is a virtue, right? We are far too quick to bury high-pedigree fantasy baseball prospects who struggle in their first Major League stint or early in their careers right after a significant injury. … read more »

Lottery tickets in fantasy baseball are dubbed lottery tickets for a reason — their bust rate is high but their success is potentially league-altering. This article is not meant to target safe pieces with some upside. We are looking for … read more »

Drafting pitchers in fantasy baseball is a lot like playing Minesweeper. The game presents a board with many clean spaces but also several bombs. Avoiding those bombs early and often is crucial to achieving the final goal of winning. Minesweeper … read more »

Home runs are king in fantasy baseball. Steals are nice and average is important but home runs cover three separate categories and are the most aesthetically appealing. You can always find home runs to varying degrees within the top 250 … read more »

Players who tend to go earlier in drafts are often either safer bets given their track record or generally possess more upside. Nevertheless, a track record can be flawed if situations change or players age. Meanwhile, a player who does … read more »

Busts come in all shapes and sizes. Some of them are declining naturally due to age, some had a season-long run of luck and others are no longer in favorable conditions. Favorable conditions could mean different things, but, primarily, leaving … read more »

While my Twitter/X handle may be @RotoSurgeon, I am not a doctor nor medically licensed in any capacity. The analysis in this article is sourced from actual medical professionals online who provide injury timelines. Predicting who will or won’t get … read more »

Greetings and salutations, FantasyPros readers. My name is Kev Mahserejian a.k.a. RotoSurgeon on Twitter/X and this is my first official post. It is always a pleasure to discuss fantasy baseball with the masses and that is what we are here … read more »