We’ve covered starting pitchers and who represent the best chance to give us value in drafts so it’s only logical to do the same with hitters. That’s exactly what we’re going to do. As before, we’re looking at a player on each team and their current ADP (Average Draft Position)

We’ve covered the American League teams and where you can find value starting pitching so it only makes sense to do the National League too. If you missed the American League piece, read it afterwards. But so you know what we’re doing here, it’s merely a look at who has

We’re getting a much more useful look at how things are panning out for teams this Spring and how drafts are going in Fantasy. This allows us to identify where “our guys” are likely to be taken come draft day and the likelihood of getting the players we want. But

As promised, part 2 of the last round draft dart throws features outfielders and pitching. Remembering the criteria for inclusion; they must have an Average Draft Position of 300+ across ESPN, CBS and Yahoo). So, without further ado, let’s get into it. Outfielders Nick Williams (ESPN N/a – CBS 318

Draft season is in full swing and there’s some meaningful data coming out of the early drafts now, specifically players ADP (Average Draft Position). Every site is different, every draft is different. But one thing always rings true, we want late round value. Looking at the ADP from ESPN, CBS

I’ve finished my rankings and just doing the usual finessing which occurs during Spring Training every year. You know, when Brent Honeywell’s season is over before it begins and you bump up another starting pitcher. Then continue to change things every day when someone else gets injured. That sort of

You may recall back in preseason, I did an article offering up a bold prediction for each team during the 2017. I know it’s a bit of a re-hash of something many others do, but it was a bit of fun whilst offering some improbable but not impossible insights. The

We’ve reached a bit of a bitter-sweet moment for me. This is the last weekly preview of the 2017 season. Reason being is the final week of regular season baseball is pretty much impossible to predict. Teams battling for postseason berths or will be changing rotations, along with those already

Most of you in head-to-head leagues will be in the postseason, hopefully in your playoffs. Some of you will be chasing categories and some consolidating stats in roto leagues. Whatever your situation, I wish you good luck. Luck is something which plays a huge part in Fantasy, whether you like

Week 21 represents the final regular season week for many in head-to-head leagues. Whether it does or not for you, it’s now a critical time for you. Those of you in roto leagues should also heed this advice, whilst adapting it to your situation. What advice is that you say?