Scott Jenstad

Scott Jenstad looks at second-half fades, including Yankees first baseman Luke Voit, whose hard hit rate has dropped nine percent since 2018.

Scott Jenstad heads into the All-Star Break with hopes that Reds pitcher Sonny Gray is back to his pre-New York pitching ways.

Scott Jenstad looks at underperforming or under the radar players to identify one guy at each position who might break out in the second half, like Padres catcher Francisco Mejia.

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

With 18 homers through 68 games to go with his .311 batting average, Atlanta’s Freddie Freeman is having a monster season, notes Scott Jenstad.

Scott Jenstad talks about pitcher Lucas Giolito’s surprising breakout, and a race heating up for the top spot in the NL Central.

Scott Jenstad says that while he thinks Noah Syndergaard will get better, he’s no longer convinced Thor’s going to have a total dominant stretch this year.

It’s the time of year Scott Jenstad advises reassessing your team to see what changes can be made with struggling players, including mid-round guys like Eduardo Rodriguez.

With a plethora of minor leaguers called up this week, like Austin Riley, Scott Jenstad breaks down the callups to determine whether they’re worth a chunk of your FAAB money.

Scott Jenstad wouldn’t trade Victor Robles in a keeper league, but in a single season league, Jenstad considers him a sell high candidate.

Scott Jenstad wonders if there’s any room for optimism when it comes to Yasiel Puig’s abysmal start to the year with the Reds.

Scott Jenstad digs deep into Jose Ramirez’ stats to see just how bad his current slump is and whether he’ll make his way out of it.

Scott Jenstad thinks that Brewer Mike Moustakas‘ low batting average might make him a good trade target.

Scott Jenstad revisits some of his favorite ballparks and describes the past week in baseball, including Pete Alonso’s red-hot start.

Scott Jenstad reviews the first week of the season and notes the impressive play of Dodger Cody Bellinger, who already has five homers and nine runs.

In baseball’s opening weekend, Scott Jenstad is anxious to check out how Cubs pitcher Yu Darvish does in his first start of the season.

On the eve of a big draft weekend, Scott Jenstad delves into players he’s targeting outside the top 100, including Pirates outfielder Corey Dickerson.

Scott Jenstad is back for another season and this week he’s discussing his thoughts on the closer market as well as his top draft fades, including Boston’s Andrew Benintendi.

Scott Jenstad, in his article for the 2019 RotoWire Fantasy Baseball Guide, breaks down his strategies in the National Fantasy Baseball Championship.

For his final column of the season, Scott Jenstad looks at players he’ll be targeting in the Spring of 2019, including Tommy Pham, who’s had a so-so 2018, but has flourished in his last 33 games, hitting .360 with seven homers.

In his second to last column, Scott Jenstad is looking at players whom he expects will be overdrafted next year. Topping his list is Dodgers catcher Yasmani Grandal.

This week, Scott Jenstad looks at 2018 early-round disappointments to see where they might fall next year, beginning with the Cubs’ Kris Bryant.

Scott Jenstad highlights some breakout players who could make for interesting stories for next year’s draft, including Dodgers pitcher Walker Buehler and Mets pitcher Zack Wheeler.

Scott Jenstad’s picking one guy in each position from the waiver wire who could possibly help your team during the final stretch, like Astros’ first baseman Tyler White who should rack up runs and RBI with his lineup position.

Scott Jenstad describes Diamondback David Peralta’s stellar season in which two years removed from a wrist injury, he’s hitting .306 with 25 homers and 70 RBI.

For the series of the weekend, Scott Jenstad is picking the Astros, who have the best road record in baseball, against his Oakland A’s, who sit two games back in the AL West.

Scott Jenstad describes a few chaotic closer situations that have arisen in the last few days, including in Miami, where Kyle Barraclough has been taken out of his closer role after a few rough outings.

Scott Jenstad expects Dodger catcher Yasmani Grandal, who’s hitting .263, to top his career high of 27 homers this season.

Scott Jenstad’s excited to talk about the A’s and Khris Davis this week, as after a 29-game stretch during which Davis homered only once, he has caught fire, with six homers in his last five games.

Scott Jenstad covers a player at each position whom he sees having a strong second half like catcher Sal Perez, who was injured with an MCL tear the first three weeks of the season.