Garrett Whitlock has two favorable matchups this week, making him worthy of the trust of fantasy baseball managers. (Photo by Paul Rutherford/Getty Images) Fantasy baseball managers will have to be careful with their two-starters this week, especially in the roto leagues. Nearly every potential distance wire pickup listed below has at least one dangerous combination,… Read More »
Logan Allen is the best two-starter pitcher available to stream in fantasy leagues for Week 2. (Photo by Alika Jenner/Getty Images) Overall, the two-start options are a mediocre group this week. However, below is a long list of attractive one-start streamers for those who have the lineup and roster space to stream heavily in the… 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 »
The term “bust” may be harsh to some, but the following players are overrated in fantasy baseball drafts. For sleepers go here: American League & National League. Consider Burnes more overrated than a “bust,” because this is what we’re talking about a pitcher in decline thanks to whom a top-15 pick will likely be made… Read More »
It is a familiar sight this time of year. A pitcher and catcher meet halfway between the mound and home plate to discuss an inaugural bullpen session. Feedback is exchanged. Sometimes there is a fist bump of confirmation or perhaps a firm handshake that signals satisfaction with the day’s work – or in some cases… Read More »
If you solve the pitching better than your opponents, the kingdom is yours. But pitchers are the most fickle part of fantasy baseball: the maddening chase. You keep waving that wide butterfly net, but the butterfly is always out of your reach. Here are a series of ranks and guesses. It’s going to look absurd… Read More »
Royals, of all teams, show us where Red Sox went wrong this winter originally appeared on NBC Sports Boston Between the Dodgers signing everyone and the Marlins signing no one, there is a reputable middle ground. The Red Sox have largely abandoned it, but it’s instructive to consider a team that didn’t: the Royals. Imagine… Read More »