For most re-draft leagues, the trade deadline has passed, and you’re stuck with your roster or waivers/FAAB. In dynasty leagues (like on Ottoneu), you still have another week or two to make some moves. Those of you not contending for the top prize this year, it’s an important time as

Alan Harrison (@TheFantasyFix) is joined by Todd Clark (@lunchmade) on episode 14 to discuss some of the more important Spring Training news along with the recent published fantasy baseball rankings on the site. Be sure to follow TheFantasyFix.com and host Alan Harrison on Twitter @TheFantasyFix. You can follow this episode’s guest, Todd

Baseball Prospectus’s PECOTA projections always come at a time of year where it is a good idea to reboot the rankings. The first round of rankings are based largely on past performance in the various formats. Past performance can be valuable, but sometimes it is inappropriate for the future. So,

We’ve been running through the players in alphabetical order now for about the last year. We do this for a number of reasons. The primary reason is that while the past five seasons might give a player a certain ranking, and the rankings may vary based on five or six

Baseball has always been a thinking man’s game, but sometimes it takes a while for these ideas to become mainstream. Leave it to gamblers to find a way to make these ideas become more popular with the masses. Total points began as a way to introduce daily fantasy baseball to

As we move into September we move along with the total point series. Second base is a surprisingly deep position. It may not have the upper echelon talent that first base has, but they are certainly deep enough. Unlike standard head to head leagues, the total points revolution is taking

Offseason Overview They say it’s lonely at the top, but the difference between the Cubs and other past champions is that they legitimately were the best team in baseball. Usually, that’s debatable, but the Cubs led the majors in runs scored and runs allowed. They were the only 100+ game

View image | gettyimages.com Dozens of new, high-quality, talented players will soon be available for dynasty drafts as the MLB Rule IV Draft draws near (June 8-10). For those of you looking to nab young batsmen in hopes of future roto titles, the college ranks offer a pool of talent