Jason Kipnis (Credits below) Hitters to Start Jason Kipnis |Cleveland Indians| (100%) – Kipnis has been nothing short of amazing for fantasy owners this year especially as of late.  This week Kipnis and his Indians hit the road for all 6 of this week’s games.  This will pay dividends for

James McDonald (credits below) Justin Verlander got rocked, a pitcher let up 5 earned runs on one hit, a different pitcher hit a game-winning homer, and the Orioles finally fell out of first place in July. I guess this is a good time to recommend the @CantPredictBall twitter feed. The

Joe Mauer (credits below) Welcome to the my first piece for TheFantasyFix.com, the first edition of “Cut ‘Em Loose”. In a world littered with fantasy writers telling you who to pick up, CEL is your resource for who to get rid of. This doesn’t always mean that you should immediately

Carlos Gonzalez (credits below) If you are a Carlos Gonzalez owner, be thankful. Not just that he has four homers in his last two games, but that he is healthy because he seems to be one of the few stars taking the field each day. Roy Halladay and Jered Weaver went

Roy Halladay (credits below) The Philadelphia Phillies have placed their right-handed ace, Roy Halladay, on the 15-day disabled list with a grade 1/2 strain of his right latissimus dorsi. Multiple outlets suggest Halladay will be shelved for three weeks and will need six-to-eight weeks total before a possible return to

Miguel Montero (credits below) Before I kick this off I would like to thank Alan for letting me write for the site, and that I am very excited and am full of great ideas to hopefully improve both your fantasy teams, and this website. You can follow me on Twitter

Matt Kemp (credits below) There was excitement in the Trop today, as the series long battle of beanballs between the White Sox and Rays came to a head with Jose Quintana getting ejected for throwing behind Ben Zobrist in the 4th inning. White Sox announcer Hawk Harrelson didn’t like the

Albert Pujols (credits below) San Diego Padres at Chicago Cubs: Both managers argued calls in the top of the seventh, the first time I can remember seeing that. Ultimately, it looked like Jeff Samardzija was helped out of a bases loaded 1 out jam by a poor call at first. That said, up until

Per the usual the MLB rewarded us with a full slate of games to celebrate the memorial day we so cherish (16 games).  The players decided to show up to, and gave us no shortage of impressive performances.   But before we hop into these highlights everybody please remember that

Norichika Aoki (credits below) This week we take a look at some multi positional players and a red hot Japanese hitter not named Ichiro. SP/RP-DREW HUTCHINSON (TORONTO)- The 21 year old with little professional baseball experience had his best outing of the year in his last start as he went seven shut