View image | gettyimages.com For the past two weeks, I’ve covered the top lesser-owned players I deemed fit for fantasy rosters in deeper leagues. In most cases, the players I suggested were hitters. But today, I wanted to change things up a bit, so I’m going to be recommending some

View image | gettyimages.com Another year, another Troy Tulowitzki injury (*sigh*). The Rockies’ shortstop made it all the way to May 15 before finally succumbing to his first real health scare of 2015 (picking up any sarcasm?). A simple quadriceps “strain” relegated him to the bench for all but 12 innings

View image | gettyimages.com Welcome back to another addition of “Deep League Digging”. I’m your gracious (and handsome) host, Seth Klein. As per usual, I’ll be discussing players under 10 percent owned in fantasy baseball leagues. These players aren’t your typical adds in 10-team or even 12-team leagues, but they

View image | gettyimages.com It’s been a rough season so far. Injuries have mounted, seemingly by the hour. Just this past week, the Tampa Bay Rays lost two members of their starting rotation in Alex Cobb and Drew Smyly. It was a tough break for the Rays, as well as

View image | gettyimages.com Fantasy baseball leagues come in all shapes and sizes. Well, mostly just different sizes. For those of you in leagues with more than 14 teams, or ones with much larger rosters, it can be a constant struggle to find quality players on the waiver wire. If

View image | gettyimages.com No one likes injuries, but they are a part of the sports world. And the same goes for fantasy sports. Injuries play a big part in your fantasy team’s success (or failures) and can often be the sole reason you win or lose a league or