The beginning of the fantasy baseball season is an easy time to spot outliers and candidates for positive and negative regression. With so few games and plate appearances for each player, we will see wild swings away from normal production, … read more »

The beginning of the fantasy baseball season is an easy time to spot outliers and candidates for positive and negative regression. With so few games and plate appearances for each player, we will see wild swings away from normal production, … read more »

The beginning of the fantasy baseball season is an easy time to spot outliers and candidates for positive and negative regression. With so few games and plate appearances for each player, we will see wild swings away from normal production, … read more »

The beginning of the fantasy baseball season is an easy time to spot outliers and candidates for positive and negative regression. With so few games and plate appearances for each player, we will see wild swings away from normal production, … read more »

The beginning of the fantasy baseball season is an easy time to spot outliers and candidates for positive and negative regression. With so few games and plate appearances for each player, we will see wild swings away from normal production, … read more »

Most fantasy baseball teams will have 10 or 12 teams with an average of 23 players per roster. That means that between 230-275 players are drafted in a standard fantasy squad, meaning there are about 500 Major League Baseball players … read more »

No two fantasy baseball drafts are alike, which is why it is always a good idea to be adaptable and fluid in your drafts to make sure you can pivot when needed. Depending on the draft spot, league settings and … read more »

In formats such as keeper and dynasty leagues or even draft-and-hold leagues, prospects and rookies are valuable commodities. Typically, they are hard to rely on in redraft leagues because roles are often unknown and there is no proven track record … read more »