On episode 32, Alan Harrison (@TheFantasyFix) is joined by co-hosts Todd Clark (@lunchmade) and Scott Barzilla (@SBarzilla) to discuss the likelihood of a delayed baseball season and how that impacts some current injured players, some pitchers who were expected to have innings limits and some late round bats. Scott shares

The Corona Virus has taken a bite out of the baseball season and has taken a bite out of our coverage. It’s been almost a week since my last article. However, it’s time to get back on the horse even if baseball is taking some time off. If you’ve missed

Those of you (like me) who failed to make the playoffs in your fantasy football league will now be turning your attentions to baseball. Something you should have done weeks ago if you ask me. To ease you into it, I figured this will be a good time to look

Every time we get to outfielders we get the fateful decision of whether to split them up by position or just treat them all the same. Since most outfielders are eligible at multiple outfield positions, we are taking them in one group. So, this time we will look at the

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.

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

The season is upon us. Drafts are complete (or at least most are). All that’s left is to sit back and enjoy proper baseball again. So, it’s the perfect time to present to you my fourth edition of “No Way Pedro”. It’s similar to the bold predictions you’ll see swirling

Every time we cover outfielders we get to a point where we have to make a strategic decision. Do we cover each position specifically or do we cover all outfielders together? Each time I seem to make a different decision based on the needs of the time. Usually I go

The rankings took a beating as they always seem to do. If there is anything universal, it is our need to trash others rankings. I’m happy to play along. The previous rankings were based primarily on past performance and not projections. So, we will reboot the rankings here based primarily

We come to our last position amongst hitters with right fielders and oddly enough this is the deepest position on the diamond. Right field has more studs and really good young players than any positions, so choosing a top ten was brutally difficult. The rankings this year have taken a