Author: Jake Kucheck

At minimum, you did plenty of research in the offseason before putting that into motion with multiple drafts and are likely tracking the fluctuations on player performance and bidding on …

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Whenever we observers of baseball statistics have a large enough sample that we are tempted to identify patterns, yet it is still too small to be a stable or useful …

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A tendency I have, that you may have too, is to sometimes pay a little bit too much attention to prospects with unique or attention getting names.  It’s only human …

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We are now a week into the baseball season, and life is glorious.  While last week we discussed some things to not overreact to, as well as things to be …

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As fantasy enthusiasts, we tend to hunker down for fantasy baseball analysis in January and February, and by the time we are halfway through spring training, we get the creeping …

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A sad fact of the beautiful game of baseball and our beloved derivative fantasy baseball is that sometimes, the players get hurt.  No one ever wants injuries to occur, and …

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Although it is probably my least favorite subject to write about, I’ll need to give you a little bit of personal background for the necessary context of this deep dive.  …

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Baseball players, at least as professional athletes go, are fairly stable from year to year.  Projections may spike or fall due to increases or decreases in opportunity, but talent levels …

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Last time, I went over the adjustments I was making to some of the biggest names that switched teams this offseason, Trevor Bauer, George Springer, Nolan Arenado and Francisco Lindor.  …

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