We continue our Fantasy Baseball Word Problems series with Question number four. But first a quick recap: Question One dealt with trying to acquire a pitcher who can yield plenty of strikeouts, but do as little damage to a team’s ERA. Question Two dealt with an owner in desperate need for a spot starter in his daily league. […]
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There’s a 6-foot-7-inch 253-pound pass-catching beheamoth wreaking havoc on the New England Patriots’ training camp defense and grabbing the attention of one Tom Brady. His name, somehow, is not Rob Gronkowski. He’s un-drafted free agent tight end Zach Sudfeld, and if Gronkowski does indeed miss the early part of the season—up to six weeks, perhaps—Sudfeld could be
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Everything is different now, even more than yesterday. Fewer sure bets remain at the tight end position than did six months ago. The apparent tight end renaissance we had enjoyed may have come to a close. But maybe it just turned a page, opening the door for more fresh blood. You should buy a lottery
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The four top sleeper buys this week have a combined 69 Major League games between them yet look far more promising than many of the more experienced guys floating around the fantasy waiver market. If you’re good, you don’t always have to wait around to make an impact. Let’s take a look at four very
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Darren McFadden? Throws remote. Ryan Mathews? Kicks dog. DeMarco Murray? Cries self to sleep. It can be hard to hide our scorn for certain players who have burned us before. We’ve all been there, kicked to the curb like a jilted lover by a player we thought would carry us over the fake football threshold. Today,
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What day is it? Hump day. One way I love getting a jumpstart on the second half of the workweek is to build my Star Fantasy Leagues daily lineup. As has been the case lately, I’m using about half of my budget on pitchers while using strategy plays on offense. Since building my team this
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At just 22-years-old, Wilmer Flores is a post-hype prospect who lost his Top 100 status in 2011 and immediately started to perform like one of the league’s best. Called up on Tuesday for the Mets, Flores could be a great late-season get if he can translate his recent success to the Bigs. Flores was signed
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The idea of regression is an important concept in any fantasy sport. As I wrote about in July, identifying regression candidates and avoiding the over-payment that comes with it is key to maximizing value on draft day. Regression is important in fantasy hockey among defensemen. If a defenseman goes from scoring 10 goals one season
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