June 19 Review: Sabathia Earns Win No. 250
Wednesday was a day for the hitters and with 16 games on the docket, there is a lot to get to, so let’s get to it. Let’s Play Two in …
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June 12 Review: Riley Returns
It was one of those glorious weekdays when games start early and stretch late into the evening. Even though 2019’s power outburst continued with 26 home runs and included three …
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June 5 MLB Review: Strikes on Sale
Rain in St. Louis marred what would have been a full slate of games last night. The Cardinals and Reds will play a doubleheader on Aug. 31. Wednesday, nevertheless, saw …
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The Honest One-Third Assessment
Most MLB teams have played a little more than 50 games, making the season about one-third complete. The standings in Roto leagues are settling down and teams aren’t riding the …
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HR/FB% Risers and FB% Decliners
Home runs are on a record pace across MLB this season. For fantasy purposes, instead of worrying about why home runs are increasing, it is most important to find players …
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Forget Your Draft — Start Managing
Our drafts are just a small fraction of the fantasy season. The draft is our base, but our fantasy fortune doesn’t rely entirely on our picks. We can’t win without …
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Monitoring the Early-Season Waiver Wire
Last week I advised early season patience, but we cannot sit on our hands and do nothing while our waiver wires are churned by our competitors, can we? Ideally, we …
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Early Season Patience
The MLB season is two-plus weeks old with another 24 weeks to go, the proverbial marathon. Despite this, fantasy players seem to be sprinting out of the gate. You don’t …
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