Greeting sports fans, and welcome to this special analysis of the trade deadline moves and their impact on fantasy players.  There was a flurry of activity leading up to the July 3rd non-waiver deadline with some teams taking advantage to improve their teams, while others stood by idly and didn’t

Still holding on to Chone Figgins or Aaron Hill? Fantasy Baseball Owners may want to consider cutting ties with these big name underachieving players. You will be shocked at these comparisons… Check out these numbers and ask yourself whether you would like to add this player if he was available

Check out these numbers and ask yourself whether you would like to add this player if he was available on the waiver wire in your league: .264/.325/.382 with 45 R, 42 RBI, and 2 SB.  The correct answer is no; leave Pablo Sandoval on the wire.  However, it is unlikely

What a rough year for second basemen! As if fantasy owners didn't have enough trouble working around Chase Utley, Dustin Pedroia and Ian Kinsler injuries – now Martin Prado, one of the best run producers goes down with a broken knuckle on his pinkie. So assuming you were playing Prado

Conventional wisdom states that you wait until the last two rounds to get your defense and kicker.  These positions are historically difficult to predict, and the difference between them is minimal over the course of a season.  Waiting until the final rounds allows you to use the rest of your

Conventional wisdom states that you wait until the last two rounds to get your defense and kicker.  These positions are historically difficult to predict, and the difference between them is minimal over the course of a season.  Waiting until the final rounds allows you to use the rest of your

A quick look at the past week's least owned and most productive. Everything from the hitting streaks of Chris Johnson & Raul Ibanez to Anibal Sanchez's one-hitter. Can these guys keep it up? BOMBERSAndres Torres (48% owned)5 R / 1 HR / 4 RBI / 2 SB / .367Torres has

Jorge Cantu Start ‘Em: Jorge Cantu:  Start him, or if you can, pick him up and then start him.  He is only owned in 89% of leagues and most recently trending downward.  He’s going ot be streaking up soon.  He will be entering one of the hitter-friendliest parks in the bigs

Jorge Cantu Start ‘Em: Jorge Cantu:  Start him, or if you can, pick him up and then start him.  He is only owned in 89% of leagues and most recently trending downward.  He’s going ot be streaking up soon.  He will be entering one of the hitter-friendliest parks in the

From the perennial all-stars of Alex Rodriguez, David Wright and Evan Longoria to the surprise hammer of Jose Bautista… Third Base has always been stacked with big bats. Aramis Ramirez is finally back on track while Chipper Jones seems to be gearing up for getting out. Here are the rankings