#fantasy-baseball

#fantasy-baseball

Josh Naylor's trade to the Seattle Mariners will enhance their lineup, despite concerns over his offensive output potential in T-Mobile Park, known as a challenging hitting environment.

All 30 teams are scheduled to play exactly three games apiece during the July 18-20 weekend, ensuring no hidden volume advantage in weekly leagues.

Jurickson Profar delivered surprisingly wonderful numbers during the 2024 season, hitting .280/.380/.459 for the San Diego Padres over 158 games, with 24 HR, 85 RBI, 10 SB and 94 runs.

The volatility of rookie pitching prospects is evident in recent performances, highlighting the uncertainty faced by fantasy managers. Jacob Misiorowski's stellar outing contrasts sharply with Chase Burns' struggles.

"Ryan Pepiot of the Tampa Bay Rays has performed as well recently as nearly any other pitcher in the game besides Cy Young Award favorites."

"Despite losing 10-1, Grant Holmes' remarkable 15 strikeouts this week highlight a noteworthy trend of strong performances from Braves' pitchers."

Camilo Doval's resurgence as the Giants' closer highlights the volatility of fantasy baseball, where past performance does not guarantee future success.

"Buxton remains a unique talent...but many positives are overshadowed by his lack of durability. Fantasy managers find it difficult to trust his performance."

Judge is on pace for 714 fantasy points, potentially surpassing anyone since Barry Bonds in 2004, demonstrating an extraordinary level of performance this season.

summer vacation is a lie... it's a hellscape; please take heed when scheduling.

Philadelphia Phillies DH Kyle Schwarber has become a key fantasy option, improving his strikeout rate and dominating left-handed pitching, showing potential to finish top-10 this season.

Kershaw won't need to be the peak version of himself to help fantasy managers, pitching for a dominant team ahead of an elite bullpen.

Cal Raleigh's impressive power numbers last season could surprisingly propel him into the top-25 hitters this season, showcasing the volatility and unpredictability of MLB fantasy rankings.

Injuries are the great equalizer in fantasy baseball, and there's no greater frustration to those of us analyzing the game than the unpredictable nature of injuries.

Jackson Holliday, the young second baseman for the Orioles, is likely to be a highly sought-after pickup after a stunning multi-homer game, showcasing his growth as a player.

The Rockies are off to franchise record-worst starts in terms of batting average (.255), slugging percentage (.431) and strikeout rate (27.9%). This is particularly concerning given last year's 24.7% strikeout rate.

The fantasy baseball season returns to its normal rhythm with 11-day weeks a thing of the past and a number of aces back on the hill.

The tough thing about early-season fantasy is figuring out if everything happening is just noise or if there's something truly significant to react to.

While it's true that there is a skill component to being able to endure a full season of baseball, there is also an element of luck involved.