With more than a week of action in the MLB season (and some injuries and uneven performances to deal with), fantasy baseball analyst Dalton Del Don gives us an updated look at each team’s bullpen hierarchy. ALL EAST Baltimore Orioles Closer: Craig Kimbrel Next: Yennier Canó Boston RedSox Closer: Kenley Jansen Jansen hasn’t allowed a… Read More »
Fantasy baseball analyst Dalton Del Don offers a series draft bust candidates by position – he ends things with the pitchers. [Join or create a Yahoo Fantasy Baseball league for the 2024 MLB season] Consider Burnes more overrated than a “bust,” because this is what we’re talking about a pitcher in decline which often costs… Read More »
Fantasy baseball analyst Dalton Del Don volunteers a set of draft sleeper candidates per position – he wraps things up with the pitchers! Pfaadt struggled after initially being drafted out of Arizona last season, but he posted a 19.1 K-BB% after the All-Star break, which would have been in the top 15 among starters. He… Read More »
The term “bust” may be harsh to some, but the following players are overrated in fantasy baseball drafts. Go here for my American League fantasy busts. Gallen is a very good pitcher who is being drafted as an elite pitcher, thanks in part to his 2023 book. He threw the most pitches in a season… Read More »
Your definition of fantasy baseball sleeper may vary, but the following list contains underrated players compared to ADP. Go here for my American League fantasy sleepers. Pfaadt struggled after initially being drafted out of Arizona last season, but he posted a 19.1 K-BB% after the All-Star break, which would have been in the top 15… Read More »
Saving is a pain in the neck. But they’re also a necessary evil in the fantasy baseball world, so they spend their day at the Shuffle Up car wash. The approach to collecting saves on draft day is very league-specific. Some leagues attack bullpens aggressively, and that probably means you’ll have to follow through somewhat… Read More »
Baseball is back… sort of. The return of MLB spring training doesn’t bring another week of real game action, and those exhibition games aren’t exactly scintillating television. Spring games have about as much excitement as an episode of “CoComelon.” But if you want to see high-energy, competitive baseball before opening day, there’s another option: college… Read More »
Former Padres closer Josh Hader will pitch for the Astros next season. (Photo by Sean M. Haffey/Getty Images) Josh Hader just became a very wealthy man while playing a position where such payouts rarely happen. The left-handed closer reportedly agreed to a five-year, $95 million deal with the Houston Astros on Friday, the largest current… Read More »