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Fantasy baseball: Young pitcher can help your pitching depth down the stretch
With the final month of the baseball season starting Monday, it’s time to make sure your fantasy team is ready for the final push.
Fantasy baseball: Scour waiver wire for these outfield injury replacements
Injuries always come at the most inopportune time, largely because the injury bug is hungry and could care less about your fantasy team.
Fantasy baseball: Young Jacksons show why patience is key with rookies
Before the 2024 season, four of the top 20 prospects, according to Baseball America, had one thing in common: Their first name.
Fantasy baseball: Young Giants starter could be next hidden gem
Birdsong was 3-0 with a 2.97 ERA, 1.220 WHIP, 11.3 strikeouts per nine, a .204 opponents’ average and a 15 percent swinging-strike rate in his first six big league starts.
Robbie Ray's injury return provides value play for fantasy baseball managers
When it comes to fantasy baseball, we have to remember that just because something is older and previously used (perhaps slightly damaged), it doesn’t mean it has no value.
Fantasy baseball: Watch out for Reds phenom's likely regression
Before the All-Star break, it was hard not to notice Cincinnati’s Rece Hinds, who won NL Player of the Week honors in his first week in The Show.
Fantasy baseball's best draft picks in first half go beyond top stars
Here's a group of players who provided massive returns on their average draft positions in order to make Roto Rage’s third Bargain Bin All-Star team.
Fantasy baseball can find waiver-wire gems in this category
Just like we forget things in life, fantasy managers forget there are players hidden on waiver wires who can help their team — especially relievers.
Fantasy baseball: Braves' surprising ace due for major regression
Surprises don’t last forever, which is why we have to get the most out of them while we can. Atlanta’s Reynaldo Lopez is 6-2 with a 1.70 ERA.
Fantasy baseball: This player may boost your speed on bases
Though more and more players are reaching double-digit stolen bases, it is not easy to find consistent production from a singular source.
Fantasy baseball: You can't ignore what young lefty is doing
MacKenzie Gore’s career thus far feels a bit like Aesop’s “The Boy Who Cried Wolf.”
Fantasy baseball: How owners should view A's outfielder
Brent Rooker's hot stretch made him the most added player in ESPN leagues over the past week.
Fantasy baseball: Tigers' Jack Flaherty can still get the job done
Paul Skenes is electric, he is exciting. Everybody wants him, which is why he was the most added pitcher in ESPN leagues this week.
Fantasy baseball: A's flame-thrower has emerged as elite closer
Since allowing two earned runs and walking one in his first appearance of the season March 30, Mason Miller has dominated opponents.
Fantasy baseball: Don't rush to cut stars who are struggling to start season
Does it hurt to see those numbers? Of course, but you should also realize just 15 percent of the season has been played. Be patient!
Cubs rookie turning into fantasy baseball lineup mainstay
In his last 13 games before Friday, Michael Busch was 17-for-47 (.362) with six homers, 13 RBIs, nine runs and a 1.234 OPS.
Fantasy baseball: Pitching options are scarce after rash of elbow injuries
Heck, there were 132 pitchers on the injured list ... before Opening Day.
Fantasy baseball: Outfielder's red-hot start should come with tempered expectations
When a player such as Michael Conforto starts the season on a tear, fantasy baseball managers question it and wonder whether it’s real or fake.
Fantasy baseball: These two starters could be exceptions to the spring training rule
Though spring training stats seemingly have little meaning, sometimes there are performances that are too promising to ignore for fantasy baseball.
Why fantasy baseball owners shouldn't be sold on Nationals outfielder's breakout
Nationals outfielder Lane Thomas went largely undrafted before hitting .268 with 28 homers, 86 RBIs, 101 runs scored, 20 stolen bases and a .783 OPS.