Tyler Skaggs (credits below) Will Middlebrooks. Jason Kipnis. Drew Smyly. Plenty of names come to mind when thinking of young guys who have come up in the last year and are having a huge fantasy impact. What’s tough in a dynasty league isn’t finding the Mike Trout and Bryce Harpers

Thursday was a rather uneventful day with many of the games’ top stars on the bench. Josh Hamilton go the day off, although he came in the game late, and Matt Kemp remains on the DL while only a handful of fantasy aces took the mound. The guy who looked

Brett Talley (@TheRealTAL) is joined by Steve Gardner (@sgardnerUSAT) of USAToday.com and USA Today Sports Weekly.  Brett and Steve discuss waiver wire options, hitters to sell high on, and lots of undervalued pitchers. Listen below by pressing play, or head to our  iTunes page and download the podcast to listen

Adam Jones (credits below) Adam Jones spanked his 12th tater of 2012 last night in the 15th inning against the Royals. According to Yahoo!, Jones is currently ranked fifth overall, and is the fourth ranked outfielder behind Josh Hamilton, Carlos Beltran and Matt Kemp. More of the same should be

Carlos Beltran (credits below) With the first quarter of baseball coming to a close shortly, there has never been a better time for the Peckin’ Order to get back into the swing of things, no pun intended. Teams are approaching their 40th game of the season and as much as

Cleveland Indians at Minnesota Twins: It’s going to be a tough year, Twins fans. As an Orioles fan, let me suggest you take solace in the little things, mostly Denard Span. This game was all Cleveland, as Derek Lowe got the complete game shutout without registering a K. Lowe has looked like a

Dillon Gee (credits below) The “Leaders” section of Fangraphs is a wonderful place.  It’s a smorgasbord of sortable data.  One of the many, many useful functions of this data is that you can spot underrated players grouped among some of the more elite and well-known players in the game.  Often

CHRISTIAN FRIEDRICH (credits below) This week we take a look at two young lefties in Colorado and a two former major leaguer's sons who recently got the call.  SP- CHRISTIAN FRIEDRICH (COLORADO)- The 6'4" lefty continues to impress as he struck out 10 batters and allowed only one run last night in seven

Apparently somebody turned the clock back to 2001 because Miguel Batista was relevant tonight on the fantasy scene.  The Dominican righty tossed 7.0 innings of no run ball and struck out five along the way.  Don't get any crazy ideas about going out and adding him, this outing should be

Yovani Gallardo (credits below) _ Hitters to Start Adam LaRoche |Washington Nationals| (94.6%) – Adam LaRoche has the pleasure of facing three of the weakest pitching staffs in baseball this week all at home. First he faces San Diego.  Against the two San Diego starters LaRoche is hitting .500 with