Fantasy Baseball Articles

Erik Halterman reviews the ups and downs of this week in baseball, including Houston's hot-hitting Yordan Alavarez.

Jeff Stotts explains Cardinals reliever Jordan Hicks’ triceps tendinitis, which occurred in his throwing arm, and suggests fantasy owners plan for a possible trip to the IL for Hicks.

Erik Siegrist offers his weekly skim of the free-agent pool and finds that Liam Hendriks is one of a number of relievers poised to take advantage of unexpected closer turmoil in the Junior Circuit.

With Rich Hill on the shelf indefinitely, Jan Levine sees Ross Stripling as the main beneficiary - provided he can pitch like he did for most of 2018.

Todd Zola's weekly hitter rankings features a Dodgers team that should be in for a huge week with four games at Colorado, all against right-handers.

Todd Zola ranks the week's starting pitchers as Houston's Gerrit Cole is one of the few quality hurlers with two starts this week.

Scott Jenstad recommends taking advantage of David Dahl’s current .338 batting average by selling him high.

Clay and James discuss Zac Gallen's situation with the Marlins and how much you should spend in FAAB to add him to your roster.

Todd Zola notes that the catcher position hasn't been quite the fantasy wasteland it's usually expected to be and looks at the second-half prospects for some breakout backstops, including Mitch Garver.

Jason Collette analyzes hitters whose results are outpacing their expected results and what it means for the rest of the season. Is David Peralta headed for a fall?

Brad Johnson explores the evolution of pitching and what its new direction might mean to scoring pitching categories in the fantasy game.

The Braves' system currently boasts a deep pool of pitching talent, with Jesse Siegel highlighting the recent feats of Ian Anderson.

James Anderson presents his third-annual list of the top players to follow in short-season and rookie leagues -- the breeding ground for the game's next elite prospects.

Dave Regan offers his take on players who are trending toward new heights this season, like Scott Kingery, who’s hitting .344/.385/.564 with eight home runs.

Erik Siegrist looks at some veteran players whose recent performances might be flying under the radar such as the Rays' Kevin Kiermaier, who could only need to stay healthy to produce a breakout campaign.