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Fantasy Baseball: Playing Niese
As we make our way into the All Star Break, fantasy owners need to be especially creative with the wire. Most hot adds have been added by now. (is Mat Latos or Jose Bautista still available in your...
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Waiver Insurance: Saving 15% on Fantasy Insurance
Everyone loves a good bargain. If you can get a deal for something you would have paid more for elsewhere, you’ll feel a sense of empowerment and victory. The same principles apply for fantasy baseball...
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Fantasy Baseball: Second Half All-Stars
We’re halfway there ladies and gentlemen. Whether you’re livin’ on a prayer in your fantasy leagues or sitting atop the heap at the midway point, there is still a lot of baseball to be played. While...
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Fantasy Baseball: Do the Infield Shuffle
Previously on the Wire, special guest Yunel Escobar (TOR-SS) slumped his way to a disrespectful 45 percent ownership clip. He was targeted as a buy-low candidate that could possibly explode in the...
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Fantasy Baseball: Need For Speed
One of the few categories fantasy owners like to chase outside of saves is your stolen base category. In head-to-head formats, gathering the right group of speedsters could earn you a much needed point...
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Fantasy Baseball: Speculating Saves
Today’s looming trade deadline is beginning to seem like an afterthought after marquee pitchers Dan Haren and Roy Oswalt found new homes in Los Angeles and Philadelphia respectively. For our fantasy...
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Fantasy Baseball: Waiver Wire –Play Through the Pain
Sometimes in fantasy baseball a weird phenomenon occurs every so often that brings us closer to the reality of the game we love so dearly. No matter how many numbers we crunch, projections we listen to...
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Waiver Wire: Prospering from the Prospects
Prospects are a funny thing in baseball. Sometimes you get those can’t miss talents that come up and absolutely tear the walls down and then you have those same can’t miss talents that get lost in...
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Waiver Wire: Hot Hands
Sometimes in fantasy baseball, people tend to over-think or over analyze the wire when deciding who to pick up. Owners will crunch numbers, dissect career averages against the opposing pitcher in a...
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Fantasy Baseball: Owner’s Saves After K-Rod KO
The punch Francisco Rodriguez threw at the grandfather of his children might as well been aimed at the stomach of every single Mets fan out there. While his torn tendon in his pitching hand is by no...
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Fantasy Baseball: Going Streaking
Catching a hot player at the beginning of a streak is an art form in fantasy baseball. Hot players can single handedly shift a week in head to head leagues while they’re able to grab precious points in...
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Fantasy Baseball: National Emergency
On Thursday night, two post-Tommy John pitchers took the hill in Washington D.C. as the Nationals took on the Cardinals. Cardinals starter Chris Carpenter is a little less than three years removed from...
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Fantasy Baseball: September Sales
September is a strange time to be a fantasy sports enthusiast. If you’re engaged with both baseball and Washington Nationals left fielder Roger Bernadina catches a ball hit by Chicago Cubs Aramis...
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Fantasy Baseball: The Basics
Boston Red Sox St. Louis Cardinals inning of a spring training baseball game in Fort Myers, Fla., Sunday, March 20, 2011. (AP Photo/Charles Krupa) “I feel like J. Robert Oppenheimer having invented the...
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Fantasy Baseball: Winning on Draft Day
Arizona Diamondbacks' Chris Young, right, is greeted by third base coach Glenn Sherlock, left, after hitting a two run homer off Cincinnati Reds relief pitcher Carlos Fisher during the sixth inning of...
View ArticleFantasy Baseball: Early Insurance
One of the biggest Opening Day follies of fantasy baseball owners is the irresistible urge to overreact. Yes, Ramón Hernández’s walk-off homer off of Brewers closer John Axford was exciting and his 4-5...
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Waiver Wire: First Impressions
in their baseball game at Yankee Stadium in New York, Tuesday, April 5, 2011. (AP Photo/Kathy Willens) The first weekend of baseball speaks volumes towards the old, tired adage, “You never get a second...
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Fantasy Baseball: Manny Being Manny
during a baseball game at Fenway Park in Boston Tuesday, July 29, 2008. (AP Photo/Elise Amendola) One of the most eccentric and polarizing figures in baseball retired Friday afternoon. Considered one...
View ArticleFantasy Baseball Weekend Pickup: Eric Hosmer
Kansas City Royals have promoted top prospect 1B Eric Hosmer and fantasy owners abound should add the highly touted 2008 first round pick immediately. While the cautious fantasy expert would advise...
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Waiver Wire: Late Blooming Bailey
Kansas City Royals' Alex Gordon (4) hits a RBI triple in the fifth inning during a baseball game against the Minnesota Twins, Friday, April 29, 2011, in Kansas City, Mo. (AP Photo/Ed Zurga) Heading...
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