Late season injuries can be devastating for fantasy baseball owners. If a good player on a team out of contention suffers a significant injury, there’s a good chance the team may shut him down for the season. The closer we move the September, the more likely the injuries will become season-ending. Consider David Wright, batting […]
Week 20 MLB Injury Report: Hanley, Aramis, Wright Read More »
Over the past few weeks, we’ve featured likely second-half drop-off candidates among hitters and pitchers. Last week we profiled some hitters who are due for a big second half and today we turn our attention to the league’s young hurlers. As with every season, there have been some surprising stat lines around the league and more
Fantasy Baseball Rest-of-Season Projections: Second-Half Risers – Pitchers Read More »
The way the season has gone along, these columns have been mostly dedicated to younger guys who are breaking out all over the place. This might be the first veteran-heavy stock market piece as some of the guys that seemed a bit iffy coming in are putting up unexpectedly good numbers. Let’s take a look
Week 12 Fantasy Baseball Sleeper Stock Market: Moss, Hanson, Santiago Read More »
Two quality hurlers are swapping coasts as their new, and former, teams address their pitching needs. The Atlanta Braves sent young starter Tommy Hanson to the Los Angeles Angels for reliever Jordan Walden. Last year, Hanson posted a 13-10 record with a 4.48 ERA and 160 strikeouts. Walden, meanwhile, appeared in 45 games for the
Tommy Hanson, Jordan Walden: Pitchers with Question Marks on the Move Read More »
