Fantasy Baseball
2019 Fantasy Baseball: Total Points– Third Basemen
We have gotten to the virtual halfway point in the season. When you get to these landmarks it is always a good time to look back and forward at the same time. So, we are ranking the position players according to total points. Total points is the preferred platform for
2019 Fantasy Baseball: Total Points– Second Basemen
We have gotten to the virtual halfway point in the season. When you get to these landmarks it is always a good time to look back and forward at the same time. So, we are ranking the position players according to total points. Total points is the preferred platform for
2019 Fantasy Baseball: Total Points– First Basemen
We have gotten to the virtual halfway point in the season. When you get to these landmarks it is always a good time to look back and forward at the same time. So, we are ranking the position players according to total points. Total points is the preferred platform for
Using K%+IFFB%-BB% To Target or Sell Starting Pitchers: June 19th Update
As I’ve noted numerous times in the past, the fantasy baseball industry is lucky to have many analysts with interesting strategies up their sleeves to target or sell players. One particular strategy I’ve enjoyed using over the years is K%+IFFB%-BB% to target pitchers. Strikeouts and the ability to induce easy
2019 Fantasy Baseball: Niko Goodrum and widely available one category contributors
By now, you’ll most likely be looking for some specific assistance with your fantasy teams. You may be a bit light in pitching, lacking on some offense or perhaps a bit of both. If you’re fortunate enough, you will just need a bit of help in one category. It’s unlikely
TheFantasyFix.com’s Fantasy Baseball Podcast, Episode 28: Matt Goldman
On episode 28, Alan Harrison (@TheFantasyFix) is joined by guest co-host Matt Goldman (@TheOriginalBull) to discuss some baseball news and notes, including Giancarlo Stanton and the Yankees’ playing time situation, Byron Buxton’s wrist injury and potential replacements, Logan Allen’s promotion to the Padres, the Giants/NL West, players to buy/sell, Ottoneu
Two to Add, Two to Dump: Right Field Edition
We come to the end of the two to add and two to dump series…at least for now. We will likely revisit this later in the season when the fantasy season is coming down the stretch. We started just after Memorial Day when the summer unofficially begins. This is the
Reinforcements on schedule to arrive for the Yankees
The injured boys from the Bronx are about to get some well needed assistance from some familiar faces. Yankees manager Aaron Boone said Giancarlo Stanton might be back with the team as early as Tuesday. Baseball fans and fantasy lovers rejoice.
TheFantasyFix.com.com’s Fantasy Baseball Podcast, Episode 27: News, Notes & Middles
On episode 27, Alan Harrison (@TheFantasyFix) and co-host Todd Clark (@lunchmade) discuss some baseball news and notes, injuries, those coming back from injury (Aaron Judge, Giancarlo Stanton & Scooter Gennett) and the potential impact on lineups/playing time. Alan also touches on some middle relievers to plug into your lineups to stabilize
Two to Add, Two to Dump: Centerfield Edition
If you have been following the two to add and two to dump series you know a few things. First, we are basing our recommendations on batted ball data and not traditional numbers. Secondly, the term “dump” is a euphemism for trade. In most cases, these are established players that
Two to Add, Two to Drop: Left Field Edition
Dealing with outfielders is always a challenge in fantasy sports. Some of my leagues treat outfielders separately while others clump them together. There really is no good way to treat them, but if we separate them out into positions then you can always put them back together on your own.
Two to Add two to Dump: Shortstop Edition
We are continuing our series of looking at each position and the batted ball data. Looking at batted ball data affords us the opportunity to look at whose numbers are outkicking their coverage and which ones should do better from here on out. We are ignoring the conventional numbers for