Jose Fernandez’s injury is a travesty. I’m not sure I’ve ever felt so disheartened for a player in my life. It’s unfair. It’s unfair for a man to have to overcome so much (seriously, read that piece immediately after finishing this one), achieve his lifelong dream, own an entire league, and

Two more weeks in the books. The updated rookie report is now in the books as well. Hopefully, we’ll be able to add some exciting new names soon.

We’re obsessed with up the middle the talent. Having bonafide top tier fantasy up the middle is the dream. It’s the holy grail. Mike Trout is fantastic, but if you could guarantee owners that Troy Tulowitzki would play 140+ games, he might be drafted ahead of Trout or Miguel Cabrera

Minor league action is heating up. Since our last update, Marcus Stroman was called up. It appears he’ll work out of the bullpen immediately, but given the fact that he’s already stretched -and that Dustin McGown isn’t very good – out he should make his way into the rotation sooner

Slow starts are a part of the game. We usually spend all of April worried about a few guys. Is the poor start a sign of things to come? Is it bad luck? Maybe it’s a combination? So far this April, people have worried about: Edwin Encarnacion, Jason Heyward, Miguel

First things first, Jose Abreuand Masahiro Tanaka are very good. If it’s possible, they’ve been better than advertised. Abreu’s looking like he’ll be one of the games premier sluggers the rest of the season, and for the foreseeable future. Meanwhile, in New York, Tanaka is making mincemeat of opposing batters thanks

Nate Eovaldi has been somewhat of a contentious subject over the past few weeks. Or at least before the season began. There isn’t much to argue about now considering his results – 2.87 ERA & 2.10 FIP in a little over 31 innings. Before the season, though, some writers felt

It didn’t take long for George Springer to graduate on to the rookie report. Houston’s consensus top three prospect was called up essentially as soon as the Astros had guaranteed themselves another year of control over him. In a nutshell, it’s good for all sides. Springer gets to play in

Fresh off a $105 million contract extension, Homer Bailey has had a dreadful start to his 2014 campaign. In three starts, Bailey has managed to get through 14.1 innings, while posting an 8.16 ERA. Obviously, this isn’t what Cincinnati or Bailey himself had in mind to begin the season, but

For the past few seasons Pedro Alvarez has been a huge tease – a solid performer, but a tease nonetheless. He has been a pain to own in head-to-head formats at times, but he’s also likely won your team’s match-ups singlehandedly a few times. [am4show have=’p3;p4;p7;p11;’ guest_error=’Front Office’ user_error=’Front Office’