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 »
Brice Turang was into fantasy early in the season. (Photo by Larry Radloff/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) One thing we be able to what we neglected to mention in our preseason fantasy baseball content is that the team you drafted in march is basically just the First version of your roster for 2024. If you… Read More »
Here’s an up-to-date tracker on the Yankees’ injuries… March 31, 1 p.m Yankees SS Anthony Volpe was removed from the lineup for Sunday’s series finale against the Astros due to stomach complaints. In its place, Jon Berti will make his Yankee debut at third base and in the scorching heat Oswaldo Cabrera will slide to… Read More »
With just just a few more days until Opening Day 2024Dalton Del Don delivers his fantasy baseball predictions for every MLB team – American League first! Fantasy and real-life predictions for the AL East 1. New York Yankees 2. Tampa Bay Rays (Wild Card) 3. Toronto Blue Jays (Wild Card) 4. Baltimore Orioles 5. Boston… 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 »
Although he will be the Tampa Bay Rays’ regular third baseman, Isaac Paredes is also eligible to play second base in fantasy baseball leagues, and with 31 home runs last year, he is a good source of power at the position. (Photo by Mike Carlson/MLB Photos via Getty Images) Second base is traditionally considered thin,… Read More »
The second in a series, we’re stepping into the box to talk about underrated players in this article after wading through the safest players to the plate last time. These are hardly considered under-the-radar players, as the first player a few paragraphs down has almost as many paparazzi following him as Taylor Swift. These are… 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 »
What is safe when it comes to fantasy baseball? It can’t be the rookie who came up and ended the season with a bad September, drawing comparisons to Albert Pujols. There is no track record. It also can’t be the journeyman pitcher suddenly putting together a string of starts that harks back to Pedro Martínez… Read More »
In virtually every fantasy baseball league, there is at least one manager who wants nothing to do with the game’s top players. Last year, when someone else drafted Corbin Carroll in the sixth round, the most dour and joyless old fool in your league rolled his eyes, grinned, and muttered something about the pick being… Read More »