Chase Headley is on a roll and finally so are the red hot Padres. The first thing you’ll notice on the depth chart is that there are only two veterans in the starting lineup with Adrian Gonzalez and David Eckstein (although the only thing that makes Eckstein a veteran is his

In every single league I am in my main focus is to make sure I have every single position filled with a productive player.  Once I’ve accomplished this I allow myself only 1 extra batter.  It’s my goal to do whatever I can to get the best utility player available,

The following is a short list of the top young pitchers currently owned in 80% or less of Yahoo! leagues.If  they are available in your league, pounce immediately! Johnathan Sanchez – 78% ownedTwo double digit strikeout games in a row one of them being a 1 hitter. Expect 200+ strikeouts

Flashback to the early 90’s. I was twelve. Mets Fan: “Generation K is going to rival and overcome the Braves pitching staff”Me: “Who?!?”Mets Fan: “You know, Bill Pulsipher, Paul Wilson & Jason Isringhausen?”Me: “Generation Who? Better than Maddux, Glavine, Avery & Smoltz?” Mets Fan: “Guaranteed”Me: “Ha! You’re sniffing way too many

So long Frankie!! To be frank, (sorry couldn't help myself) I never expected him to be the best closer with the name Francisco in the league but I still had high hopes for him. He started off so damn hot when CJ WIlson went down in 2009.  Coming back from

Well????Fantasy owners love to use the “What have you done for me lately” approach to management of their teams.  So, how can you use that to your advantage?  In no other month will you see statistics that truly overvalue, and under appreciate scrubs and stars.   For example:   35 players are

Jose Guillen It’s not the moves at the end of the season that will keep you playing in September (Fantasy’s October Baseball).  Just like the stock market, people make adds and drops early on because of emotion, and not logic.  In many of your leagues this jockeying has probably already

Matt Wieters Matt Wieters.He’s graced the cover of Sports Illustrated and is hyped as the Orioles future.The future may have wait a few years though. The truth is, as good a player he is, he can't do it on his own and his statistics will suffer if the players around

Who’s selling high on Ubaldo? Not me. That’s partially because I wasn’t able to get my hands on him in any of my leagues. However, if I was able to draft Jimenez, I would only consider trading him if someone offered up the farm. This kid is the real deal

Is Jason Heyward the real deal? Sure I have a man crush on him. Who doesn’t get a little excited when you draft a player in the 13th round that could possibly be your keeper for years to come? Plus he’s a Jersey Boy, growing up just minutes from where