Draft wide receivers early and often
Last week, I wrote about the Zero-RB strategy, where you don’t select a running back until at least the fourth round. The reason to employ this strategy is that it …
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From Hero to Zero: Drafting Running Backs in 2023
A new NFL season is upon us, and with it comes a new fantasy football season. Each year, there’s a new pool of players, and you should already be studying these …
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Managing Through the MLB Trade Deadline in NL-Only Leagues
Some of my longest-standing and favorite fantasy competitions occur in AL- and NL-only leagues. I do understand why they are not as popular with the more casual player, but due …
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Busy Week Capped with a Texas Two Step
When the Astros moved from the NL Central to the AL West in 2013, they only won 51 games. It took two years for the great Texas rivalry to heat …
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Trade Deadline Looms Large
There is just a week left until the MLB trade deadine, and the rumor mill is running full tilt. It’s not only the contending teams that are active and engaged. …
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Finding Help From a Losing Team
When I locked in my bids Sunday night in the weekly TGFBI FAAB run, I had filled my waterfall with Oakland Athletic players – six to be exact. Perhaps, the …
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First Half Review
As we reach the All-Star break, it’s time for a review of the first half of the crazy 2023. Let me sum it up in two words: Shohei Ohtani. OMG, …
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Bryce Miller: Hometown hero
I raised my bid on Bryce Miller Sunday night just an hour before the NFBC FAAB deadline. On one hand, it seemed absurd to bid $233 on a rookie pitcher …
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Rookie pitchers to the rescue?
April is in the books, and if your fantasy baseball team is struggling on the pitching side, you’re not alone. Before I go on, it’s worth noting that 30 games …
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Breaking Away From the Herd
If you’re a regular reader of Doubting Thomas, you know that I was a financial advisor for more than 30 years. Before I became a fee-based advisor, I traded stocks …
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Team Management: Part 2
In my last column, I discussed the management of your fantasy baseball team from the emotional perspective. After the draft, the early weeks of the season can prove challenging if …
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When Fantasy Becomes Reality
When fantasy becomes reality You spent weeks, even months preparing for your fantasy baseball drafts. Everything was looking good. You identified sleepers, breakouts, busts, overvalued players, undervalued players and you …
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