Now that Memorial Day has passed with all of its day baseball, it’s back to normal on Tuesday night with a large slate of games. So here is my daily lineup over at Star Fantasy Leagues. If you want to join me, enter the promo code “SJN” for a 40% deposit bonus. (C) Joe Mauer […]
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When it comes to the MLB inury report, whether its Sammy Sosa throwing his back out while sneezing or John Smoltz burning himself trying to iron a shirt (that he was wearing), the baseball season is always filled with (hilariously) unfortunate incidents off the field as well as on. This week, Ian Kennedy was forced
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With the news that San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Michael Crabtree completely tore his Achilles tendon during OTAs, most of the fantasy football community’s focus has been on figuring out who will step up in the absence of Colin Kaepernick‘s number one target, as well as determining which 49ers will be positively or negatively impacted, fantasy
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Top prospects are often hit-and-miss, especially when they first get called up. Especially pitching prospects. At the same time, there are systems in the Majors that are built purely on the strength of their pitcher development. Tampa Bay, St. Louis, Atlanta, and Oakland all come to mind. So when you see a top prospect coming
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Name value is one of the trickiest nuances of fantasy baseball. Owners are finicky and will often dismiss a player’s solid production because it is less than what was expected. This is especially dangerous in a 162 game season where we constantly see incredibly different first- and second-half production. While we can bemoan Albert Pujols’
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Things changed for a whole bunch of fantasy football commodities yesterday, as Michael Crabtree’s Achilles tendon tore, stripping Colin Kaepernick of his prized target, boosting the values of San Francisco 49ers running backs, and altering the perceived fantasy value of borderline elite wide receivers taken after Crabtree in mock drafts: guys like Jordy Nelson and Hakeem Nicks.
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Entering the season, Kevin Gausman was a fourth-overall pick in 2012 with a grand total of 15 Single-A innings under his belt. He’s now pitched a total of 61 minor league innings, which still doesn’t seem anywhere close to how long most guys to develop. It’s possible that Gausman isn’t like “most guys”, he’s only
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If you’re willing to wait on drafting a quarterback as your fellow fantasy football fiends are drafting their backup signal callers, laughing as your supposed folly, you might as well ignore the fantasy downsides of the available quarterbacks. Focus on upside – ceilings – instead. The reason is fairly straightforward: the quarterback you draft in
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