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Power-Patch Kidz’: It’s time to patch-up those weaknesses Heading towards the end of fantasy’s Week 17, owners need not simply rely on their best waiver-wire options. Not making sense right? Well, anyone can strengthen their roster, but looking deeply into your team’s top “categories of need” is simply the best way to go. Obviously, this […]
Full Story »Three Undervalued First Basemen: 2014 Fantasy Baseball Rankings
Undervalued First Basemen: 2014 Fantasy Baseball Rankings Yesterday, I wrote about three first basemen that I thought most fantasy baseball experts were ranking too high, and thus could potentially disappoint compared to their preseason rank. Today, I’ll talk about three guys who I think are not ranked high enough, thus they are players you might […]
Full Story »Three Players to Watch on the Mets: 2014 Fantasy Baseball
The New York Mets seek to take another incremental step forward in 2014 toward the goal of reaching the playoffs. With the absence of organization's gem, Matt Harvey, the Mets will need some of their young talent to make sizable gains in performance in order to have any chance. Three of the youngsters to watch […]
Full Story »Fantasy Baseball Draft Strategy for Roto Leagues
For more fantasy baseball strategy, check out RotoBaller's Draft Day Strategy and How to Use ADP articles. Fantasy Baseball Draft Strategy for Roto Leagues The 2014 fantasy baseball season is just around the corner and that means owners all over are preparing for their drafts. There are many different kinds of formats for fantasy baseball […]
Full Story »2014 St Louis Cardinals Top 5 Prospects: 2014 Fantasy Baseball Analysis
Hello fellow Redbird fans. Coming off a disappointing finish in last season's World Series loss, the St Louis Cardinals will be playing younger players this season with the loss of both Carlos Beltran and Chris Carpenter, among others. In this post, I'll highlight the top five prospects in the Cardinals farm system and their potential […]
Full Story »Patrick Mills (Guard) - Waiver Wire Pickup
Baller Move: Add Immediately Analysis: Meek Mill, General Mills...then there's the hottest Mills of them all at the moment -- Patrick Mills. As Tony Parker is sitting out with a back injury, Mills has been lighting it up offensively for the Spurs. Over the last 3 games, he's averaging 23.3 points, 2 three's, 3.3 boards, […]
Full Story »Enes Kanter (Center) - Waiver Wire Pickup
Baller Move: Add if you need a serviceable Center Analysis: If you reached for Kanter early in the draft, you probably Kant stand him right now. However, if he's still around in your waiver wire and you need a decent Center for the time-being, feel free to grab him. Derrick Favors is out with a […]
Full Story »Dante Cunningham (Forward) - Waiver Wire Pickup
Baller Move: Short Term Add Analysis: Cunningham is a speculative short-term pick-up, as we don’t know the severity of the knee injury suffered by Ronny Turiaf on Wednesday night. However, if Turiaf were to miss any amount of time with Nikola Pekovic already out, Dante would become one of the last men standing in the front court for the ‘Wolves […]
Full Story »Cory Joseph (Guard) - Waiver Wire Pickup
Baller Move: Continue Scouting Analysis: Tony Parker's 2nd fill in, Cory Joseph is the guy starting at point for the Spurs, even if the minutes aren’t so different from Patty Mills. Joseph does enough in assists and rebounds (3.1 and 2.9 per game in February, respectively), and more than enough in steals (1.5 per game in February) […]
Full Story »Assists, Rebounds and More: Waiver Wire Pickups for Fantasy Basketball
Waiver Wire Pick-ups for Assists, Rebounds and More When looking to improve your fantasy basketball team with a waiver wire pickup, don’t ask “is this guy better than this guy?” Ask “does this guy improve the categories where I need the most help?” Here are a couple of players available in most standard 12-team fantasy […]
Full Story »Three Overvalued First Basemen: 2014 Fantasy Baseball Rankings
I am excited to bring you the first part of my two day series examining first basemen that I think fantasy baseball analysts and experts are ranking either too high or too low. Today, we’ll discuss three guys at the position that I think are overrated and should not be drafted as high as they […]
Full Story »2014 Cincinnati Reds Top Prospects: 2014 Fantasy Baseball Analysis
The Cincinnati Reds have won at least 90 games three times in the last four years, and a big part of the success has been drafting and developing talent such as Joey Votto, Jay Bruce, and Homer Bailey. However, keeping the talent at home has been costly for a middle-market team, and a farm system […]
Full Story »Boston Red Sox Pitching Analysis: 2014 Fantasy Baseball
In the aftermath of a disastrous 2012 campaign, the Red Sox pitching staff was characterized by fried chicken, beer, and a whole lot of question marks. Well one year and one Duckboat parade later, can we now say the Sox staff is characterized by consistency and depth? Perhaps we can. After seasons of perpetual upheaval, […]
Full Story »Five Burning Questions for the Kansas City Royals in Spring Training
The 2013 season was one that the Kansas City Royals would love to improve on after winning 86 games. This week saw the beginning of spring training for the team in Surprise, AZ as pitchers and catchers reported on Feb. 14 and position players followed on Feb. 19. There are five burning questions that must […]
Full Story »Kyle Singler (Guard/Forward) - Waiver Wire Pickup
Baller Move: Add in Most Leagues Analysis: There are certain players who stay under the radar, and Singler is one of them. He's not flashy, doesn't appear in the media, or blow up for monster games but he sure has been getting a ton of minutes with solid fantasy production. Singler is locked in as […]
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