Nate Miller

Do you prefer to wait on pitching in fantasy baseball drafts? Many do, preferring to load up on hitting early. Some will even wait five, six or even seven rounds before adding that first hurler to their roster. It’s advisable … read more »

Some folks believe you should never pay up for saves in fantasy baseball drafts. Others just simply cannot resist the eye-popping strikeout rates and microscopic ratios of those early-round firemen that have a closing gig locked down. Probably the best … read more »

When it comes to “safe” players in fantasy baseball, the goal is not necessarily to target upside potential but rather to raise the floor of production for a given player as high as possible. Each of the following veterans, based … read more »

The player pool at catcher in fantasy baseball drafts might just be the shallowest of them all. The scarcity of reliable producers at the position leads some to reach too high. Others prefer to wait but end up with a … read more »

For fantasy managers that find themselves searching for a late-round lift in AVG and/or OBP in drafts this year, the list of players included in this article are ones to target. All four of them combine a skillset and track … read more »

Anyone that has been around the fantasy-baseball world for even a minute is well acquainted with the term “sleeper.” At this time of year, everyone entering drafts is in search of those players with cheap draft stock that can pay … read more »

The fastest way to drive runs in is, of course, the long ball. So, home-run power is the first thing to look for when setting a baseline for RBI on your fantasy baseball roster. There are other aspects in a … read more »

Is it a fun, additional challenge? Or is it a needless cause of headaches? Maybe it’s both. In any event, the two-catcher format setting has become quite common around the fantasy-baseball landscape despite the fact that it is often difficult … read more »