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When you have the opportunity to recommend a 1% owned pitcher who is 34 years old and has made only one MLB start since 2017, you have to take it right? I certainly couldn't resist - and if you agree with my breakdown, I'm betting you won't be able to resist adding him to your roster either. Today we're going diving in some of the deeper, darker corners of the ownership pool. Let's see if we can find any gems.
Nathan Baker writes about three potential pickups for your fantasy baseball teams today
Today kicks off the start of the third week of the fantasy season. Whether or not you find yourself in a great spot in your leagues standings, I've got some players who should help you out.
With more than two weeks of data available, we've seen bullpen roles become defined and players take advantage. Here are a few under-the-radar arms that can help you reduce ratios while snagging you some Holds and Saves.
"Rain threat for mid-week games then colder by the weekend" I advertised a messy week last week and that’s what happened. We had 5 rainouts - and a long rain delay (in Los Angeles, of…
The catcher position in fantasy baseball is usually the most volatile position on a fantasy baseball roster.
We are now 2.5 weeks into baseball and it’s time to see if we can cash in on high-upside players at a low price!
Welcome back to week two of Streamer Tidd-Bits! At the time I am writing this, three of last week’s recommendations have already pitched, and so far the returns are looking pretty good.
Rain in Oakland?? And in Los Angeles?!?
If you're one of the few lucky managers who have been able to sidestep this week's onslaught of injuries - affecting everyone from lottery tickets to proven stars - consider yourself very, very lucky.
Two weeks into the season, and we’ve already seen a swath of injuries with the potential to derail your fantasy season. These five players can play their part in preventing that, starting with a former MVP just starting to heat up.
As we begin the second full week of baseball, and pitching injuries devastate the landscape, I have some players to keep an eye on.
The first full week of MLB play is behind us, so now the player pool will begin to tighten up a bit. There is still plenty of value to be found even in deeper leagues, but the further we get into the season, the deeper we will have to look.
This week may not be quite as wet as last week, but that’s faint praise. We’re still looking at three messy days (Wednesday-Friday) as a storm moves from the Ohio Valley through the Great Lakes and East Coast.
A week has come and gone and now we have a little bit of data to aid us in our FAAB process!