It’s time for a bit of reflection on the 2012 fantasy baseball season , as a little over a month remains in most leagues. No matter how much you prepared for a fantasy baseball draft prior to the season, it would have been impossible to predict that these three players would struggle as much as they have. It should really [...]
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Three Best Veteran Pickups In Fantasy Baseball
The best players in fantasy baseball are always going to get the publicity, but there are three players who have really made a name for themselves by quietly having a solid season. All three of these players were great fantasy baseball players at one time, but for one reason or another they fell off. If you can pick them up [...]
Breaking Down The MVP Race In Fantasy Baseball
With less than two months left in the MLB regular season, a few players have emerged as the top fantasy baseball players in the entire league. What is funny is that while some of these players were expected to be up there in value, there are also players who did not get drafted until the latest rounds of the fantasy [...]
Five Pickups For The Final Two Months Of Fantasy Baseball
We are nearing the stretch run of fantasy baseball, and teams are currently jockeying for the best playoff position. As injuries and poor production gut teams, here’s a look at five players who are worthy of pickups. The best part is, these players are available in a majority of fantasy baseball leagues out there. Coco Crisp (Oakland A’s). Oakland [...]
Ichiro Suzuki’s Fantasy Baseball Impact After The Trade To The Yankees
In case you have not been paying any attention to Ichiro’s season this year, his real numbers are lower than ever. He is not hitting for average, he’s not drawing walks and he is not swiping as many bases as he usually does. After his trade to the New York Yankees though, things could drastically change. Ichiro seems to [...]
Can Injured Players Help During The Stretch Run?
This season, a lot of fantasy baseball stalwarts have been sidelined by injury. While most people are simply storing these former all-stars on their DL, the question becomes: will they provide value once healthy this season? It’s a tough dilemma if you an owner of Roy Halladay, CC Sabathia, Evan Longoria, Troy Tulowitzki and more. The problem is, even [...]
Five Keys To Surviving The Dog Days Of Fantasy Baseball
With 162 games being played every year, it is perfectly normal for a bit of fatigue to set in. Most fans of fantasy baseball call the games right after the All-Star break and through most of the August the “dog days of baseball.” The problem with the dog days of baseball when it comes to fantasy baseball is, these [...]
Which All-Stars Will Struggle In The Second Half?
The mid-summer classic kicks off next week, and as always, some of the best players in the game will take the field as All-Stars. While these players earned their right to be named on of the best players in the first half of the season, there are several players who probably will be unable to keep up their current pace. [...]
How The MLB Trade Deadline Can Change A Fantasy Baseball Season
At the end of the week, the busiest month of the MLB season starts. July is when teams decide if they are going to be buyers or sellers as the July 31st trade deadline approaches. Teams make their decisions based on where they stand in the playoff hunt. From a fantasy baseball standpoint, the trade deadline can be used [...]
The Top Five Fantasy Baseball Pitchers For The Second Half Of The Season
As the MLB season slowly creeps to the midway point, pitching is going to be huge. While most teams either already have their ace, or they are working with what they have, there are still some very reliable pitching out there. The key to fantasy baseball is finding healthy, dependable stat stuffers. If you can somehow pull a trade [...]
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