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It's easy to get frustrated with your fantasy team underperforming. But, as long as you remain calm and avoid throwing your glove into the stands in anger, you'll still have a chance to help your team get back on track. How, you ask? Well, some of today's pickups of course!
Two months into the season, and teams are beginning to take significant action to alter their clubs’ fate. Today’s three pickups have all seen increased roles in recent times, starting with a player who should’ve been playing every day regardless.
We are officially in the thick of the MLB season and with some major injuries arising such as Ronald Acuna as well as stats starting to normalize, it’s time to make some astute moves via the waiver wire that could pay major dividends for the rest of the season.
With the weekend waiver wire period behind us, it's time to look at some daily transactions, or players to add to your watch list. There are plenty of options for short term adds, as well as season long considerations in deeper leagues.
We are just about one-third of the way through the fantasy season and dealing with injuries, whether they be to superstars or your 28th round pick, is just one part of the game. Searching the waiver wire, finding a budding fantasy producer or star and being the first one to make a move is also a crucial part of the game. So, because the loss of Acuna is so huge (I mean, he was the first pick in like 99.99999999% of all drafts), I have four outfielders to recommend, in hopes that one of these guys will help dry up our collective tears just a little bit.
Memorial Day means we are about 1/3rd of the way through the MLB season. This also marks the time when a lot of fantasy owners take a long hard look at their teams and decide which underperforming players, they need to get rid of and move on from. Let us take a look at several players who could take the spot of those former tried and true players who just are not meeting expectations.
Paul Williamson gives you a few names to target that are heavily available for managers to consider.
It can sometimes be a fool's errand to chase specific player archetypes but is there more juice to be squeezed when it comes to middle-infielders with a strong hit tool who have questions remaining when it comes to their power stroke? Let's examine three potential names who could fit that description, as well as a pair of pitchers for deep league managers.
Three pickups for today, including a great short-term fix, a player owned in less than 1% of leagues, and one big bat returning from injury.
As we hit the midpoint of the week, it’s time to dive into the waiver wire and uncover those hidden gems that could give your team the edge. Whether you're looking to replace an injured star, capitalize on a breakout performance, or simply bolster your roster depth, today's list of waiver wire pickups is packed with potential game-changers. Stay ahead of the competition with our Pickups of the Day.
It's Tuesday and we have a full schedule with fifteen games in total. With the weekend waiver wire period behind us, it's time to look at some players to add to your watch list. There are plenty of options for short term adds, as well as season long considerations in deeper leagues.
Every Monday, fantasy managers are teetering between two emotions: Joy, because they won their prior match-up, and sadness, because they did not. To continue to boost the ego of the winners and massage the ego of the losers, I've put together a special edition of my Monday Daily Pickups. It's the "Oops, All Outfielder Eligible" edition, featuring an aging slugger, a possible 20/20 sophomore Rockie, the Blue Jays new leadoff man and a strong-side platoon, left field bat out of Seattle.
With the rash of injuries hitting Major League baseball in 2024, numerous players are getting the opportunity to showcase their talents, with some flourishing in that role. Today we will look at three hitters and two pitchers who have filled in admirably once given the chance to earn regular roles on their teams.
Paul Williamson gives you a few options that are available on Saturday to help add depth to your fantasy baseball teams.
We've hit a stretch of the season where all the batters with swing changes and pitchers with velocity increases have been added and most of the hyped prospects have made their major league debut (with some already returning to the minors) so now we turn our attention to some alternate archetypes, including a rotation piece returning from injury, a prospect from outside the Top 100 making his debut, and two minor-leaguers who have caught the attention of evaluators recently.