It’s a weird thing being a fantasy baseball sleeper. It isn’t exactly a compliment, but it isn’t the worst thing in the world, either. Continue reading
Tag Archives: Fantasy Baseball
The 10 Most Common Reasons Your Fantasy Baseball Team Flopped This Year
There aren’t any easy answers when it comes to fantasy baseball. Ask anyone who drafted Tim Lincecum. Continue reading
Fantasy Baseball’s All-First Half Surprise Team
Maybe our first round fantasy picks aren’t quite as important as we think. Actually, maybe the same could be said about pretty much all our picks through, like, Round 13. Continue reading
10 Ways to Tell That Your Fantasy Baseball Season Is Finished
This was supposed to be the year. When everyone else was worrying about Christmas presents and snow blowers, you were poring over second-half splits, possible platoon players and middle relievers on the verge of promotion. Then the season started. Continue reading
Fantasy Baseball Draft Strategy 2012: 10 Injury Risks to Avoid at All Costs
Everyone (except Wolverine and Cal Ripken Jr.) gets hurt now and then. But you can certainly take the necessary precautions to limit your team’s factory recall rate. Continue reading
Fantasy Baseball: 10 Pitchers Who Will Far Exceed Expectations in 2012
Each season, a handful of pitchers rise from semi-obscurity into fantasy stardom, and those are the guys who make and break seasons. Guys like who? Glad you asked. Continue reading
Fantasy Baseball Sleepers 2012: Biggest Draft Steals at Every Position
Take a look at these players who will likely still be available late into your draft. Continue reading
Fantasy Baseball 2012 Draft: 10 Keys to Selecting the Perfect Pitching Staff
What do you need to do to turn your pitching staff into a rotation as formidable as the Phillies’ (aside from just drafting all the Phillies)? Continue reading
10 Pittsburgh Pirates You Might Actually Want on Your Fantasy Team
Apparently I’m a part-time fantasy baseball columnist now. Goodbye, remaining sex appeal. Hello, happiness. Read the whole story on Bleacher Report. Continue reading