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That makes it difficult for us to find some real gems, especially on the hitting side, sitting on the waiver wire. When offense is down league wide, it affects us all, so the only way to truly stand out is either already have those awesome waiver wire pickups or use this article (which we do every single day of the MLB season) to find the hottest, shiniest gems and profit from our savvy pickups.
Enjoy the games at Coors Field & Great American Ballpark but avoid the London Series
Daniel Rotter delivers information for managers to help them determine their FAAB strategy on the offensive side of things.
Ben Tidd delivers his weekly Tidd-Bits!
As the calendar turns to June, there have been quite a few players who have had surprisingly good starts and have flown under the radar of some fantasy owners. Here are three outfielders and a couple of hot relievers who could help your team with ratios, get the occasional save, and garner holds for those who play in leagues where holds are a category.
Fantasy managers should always have their eye on the players on their waiver wire and Paul is here to help managers identify names to target.
This month's prospect update didn't see nearly as much turnover and turmoil as last month's, as we had less players graduate to the majors, so less to replace. There are some new faces in the…
Temperatures give us several games to target this weekend – and a few very chilly games to avoid.
Last week, risers and fallers was all risers, so it's only fair this week that we look at only fallers. If all risers was like a celebration, than all fallers will be more akin to a mourning. Be it not living up to their own lofty standards, injury or father time creeping on by them, all of these players have lost something that once made them great.
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.
The week in review covers all the start by the starting pitchers, what the bullpens did (saves, holds-wise), how did the offense perform (runs scored, walks, strikeouts) and who stood out with the bat, if…
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.