 | Fantasy baseball depth charts for should be used differently than for fantasy football. The notion of a “handcuff” is rarely applicable as it’s usually not a one-for-one replacement situation in baseball. The only players you may look to handcuff would … read more » by in FantasyFri, Mar 1 |
 | Once February rolls around, I can’t help but start thinking about fantasy baseball. Sure, the NFL season won’t be over for a few more days, and pitchers and catchers have yet to report, but spring is right around the corner. … read more » by in FantasyFri, Feb 9 |
 | This past week, we revealed 10 players whose slumps led to lower fantasy numbers in 2023 than we can expect in 2024. This week, we’ll look at the other side of the coin and lay out 10 players who aren’t … read more » by in FantasyTue, Jan 30 |
 | With Spring Training and fantasy drafts just around the corner, it’s a good time to look back at 2023 to target potential bounce-back candidates. One way to do this is to identify hitters who suffered through an unusually brutal slump … read more » by in FantasyMon, Jan 22 |
 | Daniel Vogelbach had one hit in four at-bats on Sunday, a solo home run in the seventh inning of a lopsided victory for Colorado. |
 | Jeff McNeil went three for five with a run and two RBI in the Mets' 13-6 drubbing at the hands of the Rockies on Sunday. |
 | Joey Lucchesi allowed three runs off four hits and three walks while striking out four in the Mets' loss to the Rockies on Sunday. |
 | Tylor Megill dropped to 3-2 after allowing three runs off six hits and three walks to the Rockies on Saturday. Megill struck out four in the losing effort. |
 | Adam Ottavino threw a scoreless ninth inning with one strikeout to earn his fourth save in the Mets' 1-0 victory over Colorado on Friday. |
 | Kodai Senga won his fourth game of the year on Friday after shutting the Rockies out over six innings. Senga allowed only two hits and walked and struck out four. |
 | Brandon Nimmo went two for three with a walk, double, HR, RBI, and run scored in the Mets' victory over the Rockies on Friday. Nimmo's HR was the only run scored in the game. |
 | Justin Verlander lost his first game as a Met despite pitching relatively well. Verlander allowed two runs over five innings, striking out five Tigers. Unfortunately, the Mets' offense didn't provide any run support. |
 | Francisco Lindor went two-for-eight with a home run, run, and two RBI in the Mets' doubleheader on Wednesday. |
 | Mark Canha went two-for-seven with a home run, run, and RBI in the Mets' two losses to the Tigers in their doubleheader on Wednesday. |
