This week Brett Talley is joined by Nick Raducanu (@FantasyTrade411).  First Nick explains his Daily Notes piece he does for FantasyPros911.com, and then the guys get into the discussion of a lot of names.  They discuss names ranging from Carlos Santana and Adam Wainwright to Michael Saunders and Jake Arrieta.Listen

Brandon Morrow (credits below) Brandon Morrow has been called many names in fantasy baseball: enigma, tease, man-crush, and amazing. As one of the only pitchers with both a high K% and BB%, he’s very unique.  He’s just never been the fantasy ace like many wanted. Since he made the leap

There were more games than most Thursday's last night, but it remained a rather uneventful evening.  The biggest news may be that Aroldis Chapman will not go the whole season without giving up a run. The Reds lefty finally gave up an earned run in his 30th inning of work

Rickie Weeks Rickie Weeks is slowly becoming this years Adam Dunn, painful at bat by painful at bat. First, let's get it out of the way that I personally have always felt Rickie Weeks was severely overvalued by the majority of fantasy owners.  Maybe fantasy owners remember back in the

Adam Dunn (credits below) After a horrendous down-year last season, Adam Dunn was written off as “declining,” and his fantasy value took a huge hit. It appeared as though he was headed towards the early decline that most power-hitting unathletic players head towards (steroid-era not included). Some of the more

Wednesday night in Major League Baseball was all about pitching. All around the league guys were toeing the rubber with a purpose, decimating line-ups and racking up innings. It was also a golden night for streamers. Savvy fantasy owners were showered with opportunities.  A great night for a spot starter

Toronto Blue Jays at Chicago White Sox: Not that it really matters, but Brett Lawrie has an absolute cannon. He made two tremendous throws across the diamond from what seemed to be foul territory to secure some outs relatively easily. Of course, the fantasy we wish he’d simply continue to

Quintin Berry (credits below) This week we are feeling quite Berry in Detroit and we revisit a star in the making out in Oakland.  SP- JARROD PARKER (OAKLAND)- A month ago I told you to take a wait and see approach with Parker but after last night's performance against the Rangers you

I did a long interview with RotoAnalysis’s scouting expert Charles Kurz about the first round (coming soon) of the MLB Draft, as well as some talk about the best players still available. Here are eleven players who are still available that he highlighted. Nolan Fontana (College Shortstop) Although Fontana isn’t

Mike Trout (credits below) It was a really slow night in baseball but let’s get at it anyways. As many of you might already know from the feature piece I wrote a few weeks back on Allen Craig, I've got a serious man crush on this guy.  In just the