Week two of the 2015 fantasy football season is history. Let’s take an early look at week three’s fantasy football rankings. Commentary to follow.

Week two of the National Football League is officially in the books. And with that, fantasy football fans are looking towards the waiver wire to see if their team can be improved in any way. Some fantasy footballers will react — or, overreact — to their players performances unjustly during

IF YOU READ ONLY ONE THING… The Houston Astros got a great start from Collin McHugh on Sunday as they try to chase down the Rangers for the American League West crown. After losing seven of their last eight games before Saturday, including a four-game sweep at the hands of

Week 1 of the 2015 NFL season is in the books. Marcus Mariota, Alex Smith and Carson Palmer finished among the top five quarterbacks in the Y! games, something we all expected, right? Julio Jones finished at week one’s top receiver, which isn’t out of the ordinary, but James Jones did finish

Week one of the 2015 fantasy football season is in the books. Now that’s we’ve seen all of our the players we invested in actually hit the field, it’s time to evaluate our decisions and determine if we need to stick to our guns or move and poach some players

Below we’ve got a discussion of the starting pitching situation as well as the best teams to use for stacks for Thursday’s six-game slate on DraftKings. FORECAST As always, it’s difficult to provide a perfect forecast hours before first pitch — especially when you’re not a meteorologist. Thankfully, our friend @KevinRothWx is

The NFL season will be officially underway this time next week. But many fantasy football leagues have yet to draft because they’re waiting to see last minute roster and depth chart changes before making their season-long investments. If you’re one of those folks with a draft this coming weekend, consider

IF YOU ONLY READ ONE THING… Yoenis Cespedes led the Mets’ offense to another victory a night removed from their record setting night in Philadelphia. After Monday’s eight home run outburst, Cespedes hit a two-run bomb to center field to put the Mets ahead 2-0 in the first inning. While

IF YOU READ ONLY ONE THING… Led by Edwin Encarnacion, the Blue Jays offense continue to mash the ball at an unprecedented clip. While defeating the Angels 12-5, Encarnacion went 4-for-4 with a home run and four RBIs. Jose Bautista also contributed with three hits of his own and a

Entering the 2014 season, the Bucs had high hopes for a good year after bringing in new head coach Lovie Smith and were even a popular dark horse pick to make the playoffs. As high as their expectations were, their final product was the complete opposite. Their season was marred with