Major League Baseball’s 2014 regular season is in the books, so it’s time to look back towards Spring Training and reflect upon my preseason fantasy baseball rankings. Many players fell off due to season-ending injuries at some point during the season, unfortunately, but the six below I simply “hit” or

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

This is a strange week in terms of pricing for players over at DraftKings.  I am not sure if they made their pricing “easier” this week to make the Millionaire Maker contest more appealing to the average player, but I still have my reservations on how players are priced.  The

If you missed Jerick McKinnon’s first big run of his NFL career against Atlanta last week, watch it right now. The kid gets a nice big hole, sure, but he continues to make great decisions all the way down the field as well, breaking tackles and adjusting to blocks on

Week four 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

Steven Souza, Jr., who entered the ninth-inning as a defensive replacement for left-fielder Ryan Zimmerman, made this incredible diving catch to preserve Jordan Zimmermann’s no-hitter: Besides playing the hero on the final out of the Nationals’ regular season, Souza has also been named the organization’s Minor League Player of the

I can’t believe it’s Week 4 already.  Week 4 is the first week of bye weeks.  We have fewer players to choose from but still have plenty of options.  I’ve noticed that DraftKings has been getting sharper with their pricing as of late, which makes lineup creations a bit more

Week three 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

Week three of the NFL season is upon us.  Last week I mentioned to not take everything we learned in week one too seriously, and boy was I spot on.  Week two proved that week one isn’t the tell-all story us fantasy players would like to believe.  Things begin to

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