The weekend is approaching, and if you like streaming like I do, now’s the time to start adding those pitchers with favorable matchups. Don’t wait till the night before, because that puts you on the same level as your league mates. Adding these guys now will almost assuredly earn you

The big news of the weekend was obviously Green Bay Packers star receiver Jordy Nelson and his unfortunate ACL tear. It’s a devastating loss for the Packers and any fantasy owners who may have been unlucky enough to draft him. But there’s enough Nelson analysis going around to fill a

Welcome to another episode of the Twilight Zooooooone, where in some alternate universe Yasiel Puig is healthy and helping your fantasy team take home a championship. Unfortunately, in this dimension, he’s underperforming and hurt (again). Puig was a media, fan and fantasy sensation from the moment he arrived in LaLaLand. He hit

I’ve always hated the NFL Preseason. It’s the worst. Even worse than that FX show You’re The Worst. We get it FX, you have mostly great original programming, but nearly all of it lies in your dramas. If you want comedies, stick with Archer, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia and

Earlier this week, I discussed the art of stashing players on the DL. I went over the situations where a player merits a stash, as well as the ones where they don’t. Not all all situations are alike and all fantasy teams have different needs, but when it comes down

Stashing players in your team’s allotted DL spot (or two) is a winning strategy in fantasy baseball. If you manage it right, you could have a present (activated player) waiting for you weeks down the line. It’s almost like sending yourself a post card while you’re backpacking through Europe. Or

As the weather heats up around the country, so is the fantasy baseball competition, and there are many players currently residing on waiver wires that need to be added in all deeper leagues. Since this is a deep league column, all suggested players are under 10 percent owned in ESPN

We’re going STREAMING! We’re going streaming through the quad and into the gymnasium! Undressing and heading to the wire to pick up some pitchers sounds like a lot of fun, but we can’t all be as carefree drunk and unabashed as Frank the Tank. Slouching in front of a computer

Last week I covered a handful of Washington Nationals players on the mend, and one of them — Anthony Rendon — finally made his return over the weekend. Today we’ll look at another high-profile player that you can expect back in the near future: the Miami Marlins’ Giancarlo Stanton. Stanton’s

There’s nothing more crucial to a team’s success than having a solid catcher. They must call the right pitches and set the defense up correctly. They are the lifeline for pitchers, making sure they are always composed on the hill. These are just a few tasks a catcher is responsible for handling.