It’s a passing league and all that. I’d rather not rehash 10,000 real and fantasy football articles on how the NFL is trending toward more than more and more passing, so I’d refer you to an excellent explanation of said trend and leave it at that. The fantasy repercussion of an increasingly pass happy league […]
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Halfway through Spring Training, injuries are continuing to claim stars in the American League East. The New York Yankees have already lost Alex Rodriguez, Curtis Granderson, and Mark Teixeira for significant time and the Boston Red Sox also look like they will be without power from the middle of their lineup. Designated hitter David Ortiz
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First-Half Fantasy Busts Hopefully you were able to avoid most of the guys on this list. There are various reasons why a player might be a bust: Underperformance of the whole team, injury, introduction of new systems/coaching staffs or a whole host of other factors. For the purposes of a true fantasy bust, I’m going
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With only three weeks left in the Fantasy Hockey regular season, now is the time to make moves if you need to. Most leagues have their trade deadline coming up in the next 10-14 days which means you don’t have a lot of time left to keep taking the wait-and-see approach. Whether or not the
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With the fantasy playoffs approaching quickly, it’s time to focus on improving specific stat categories you have been lacking in all season rather than just finding the best players out there. A weakness in rebounds, assists, blocks, steals, or threes is usually all the difference – especially if you’ve spent your season investing heavily in
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