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We all die one day. The question is how hard do you fight when you’re alive? On a basketball court, nobody played harder than Anthony Mason. In Game 2 of the 1994 NBA Finals, the MVP of the league was trying to get position in the post – but he couldn’t get to his spot. […]
Full Story »Save Prospecting: Top Five Non-Closing NL Relief Pitchers
Every year in fantasy baseball leagues about one third of all the opening day closers lose their jobs due to injury or poor performance. It's just the nature of the game. Below are five NL relievers to watch closely in 2015 who could have significant fantasy baseball value if the closer on their team were to […]
Full Story »NBA DFS Lineup Picks & Sleepers – FanDuel Advice for 3/3/15
All throughout the 2014-15 NBA campaign, RotoBaller will be analyzing the top NBA DFS lineup picks and providing our expert advice for the best sleepers at the guard, forward and center positions. Below are our favorite FanDuel DFS picks for March 3, 2015. Keep in mind, fantasy basketball is a fickle game when it comes to injured […]
Full Story »Billy Hamilton (OF, CIN) - 2015 Fantasy Baseball Sleeper
BALLER MOVE: Target as OF2 ANALYSIS: Billy Hamilton's 56 SB last year still were good for the second-most in the league (Dee Gordon, 64). However, Hamilton left a lot to be desired last year, with only 72 runs scored and a mediocre .250 batting average. Understandably, Hamilton owners were driven crazy by his inconsistency, but he […]
Full Story »NBA DFS Lineup Picks & Sleepers – FanDuel Advice for 3/2/15
All throughout the 2014-15 NBA campaign, RotoBaller will be analyzing the top NBA DFS lineup picks and providing our expert advice for the best sleepers at the guard, forward and center positions. Below are our favorite FanDuel DFS picks for March 2nd, 2015. Keep in mind, fantasy basketball is a fickle game when it comes to injured […]
Full Story »Phil Hughes (SP, MIN) - 2015 Fantasy Baseball Sleeper
BALLER MOVE: Target as High-End SP3 ANALYSIS: Phil Hughes posted 11.63 strikeouts for every walk he issued last season, the best ratio in MLB history for a starting pitcher. How did a pitcher who, in parts of five qualifying seasons as a starter, had never managed an ERA south of 4.00 manage to top such a […]
Full Story »RotoBaller is Obsessed with Baseball and Fantasy Baseball
The passionate writers at RotoBaller have been hard at work all preseason churning out 5-6 articles a day, giving you the relevant MLB news and the best fantasy baseball analysis and advice for your 2015 drafts. And they will continue churning milk into sweet cream for the rest of the MLB preseason. But on this Monday morning, […]
Full Story »NBA Waiver Wire: Four-Game Fantasy Basketball Sleepers (3/2 - 3/8)
This weekly column is primarily designed for anyone playing in a fantasy basketball head-to-head format, and especially for those of you playing in weekly lineup leagues. It is a great strategy to know which NBA players are scheduled to play in a four game week. You can use this information to gain an advantage in […]
Full Story »2015 Dynasty / Keeper Fantasy Baseball Rankings: Relief Pitchers
The Final Chapter I considered skipping out on this article because of how volatile the closer position is in fantasy baseball. At the end of the day though, every fantasy team needs closers, dynasty and redraft leagues. Closers are the only relief pitchers we really value in the fantasy baseball community unless you play in a […]
Full Story »Three Second Basemen Who Will Underperform Their 2015 ADP
God Help Us All The fantasy outlook at second base is...well, pretty dire. That's a nice way of saying that it stinks. There isn't a single one worth drafting in the first round in all but the largest and deepest leagues, and there really aren't any players at this position I can say I […]
Full Story »Garrett Richards To Miss Opening Day
Angel’s manager Mike Scioscia confirmed that starting pitcher Garrett Richards won’t be ready for Opening Day after having surgery on his knee in August. Last season, Richards suffered a torn tendon in his knee after covering first in the Angels’ August 20th game against Boston. After having the procedure Richards was expected to be ready […]
Full Story »Chris Sale Injures Foot, Opening Day Start in Question
Chicago White Sox perennial Cy Young award contender Chris Sale has been diagnosed with an avulsion fracture to his right foot. The injury, sustained at Sale's spring training home while unloading his truck, is said to be minor and will keep Sale off the mound for three weeks. Sale was already named the Opening Day […]
Full Story »NBA DFS Lineup Picks & Sleepers – DraftKings Advice for 3/1/15
All throughout the 2014-15 NBA campaign, RotoBaller will be analyzing the top NBA DFS lineup picks and providing our expert advice for the best sleepers at the guard, forward and center positions. Below are some DraftKings DFS picks for March 1st, 2015. Keep in mind, fantasy basketball is a fickle game when it comes to injured […]
Full Story »Billy Hamilton: 2015 Fantasy Baseball Outfield Sleeper
The Flash, Sometimes While Billy Hamilton didn't steal 100 bases last year, his 56 still were good for the second-mostin the league (Dee Gordon, 64). However, Hamilton left more to be desired last year, with only 72 runs scored and a mediocre .250 batting average. Understandably, Hamilton owners were driven crazy by his inconsistency. It was […]
Full Story »MLB Closer Breakdown: AL Central Edition - 2015 Fantasy Baseball
Detroit Tigers The Tigers closer situation is fairly settled, though not exactly awe-inspiring. Joe Nathan is currently set to lock down the ninth inning, with Joakim Soria and Al Alburquerque backing him up. The 40-year-old Nathan is a far cry from the perennial All Star that used to close for the Twins in the 2000s, and […]
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