Category Archives: Waiver Worthy

by Will Overton Sometimes there is no experience more frustrating and somewhat vomit inducing than sifting through the waiver wire of your fantasy baseball deep league. It’s rare that anyone useful comes along on the wire and when they do … Continue reading →

by Will Overton With as many injuries as we’ve seen in the early part of this season you’re lucky to have DL spots left to stash anyone. That said, sometimes the best waiver wire pickups a person can make are … Continue reading →

by Dave De Wit There are some very good hitters out there who just can’t hit lefties. When there’s a righty on the mound they hit like Joey Votto, but when facing a southpaw they hit like Joey Fatone. Many … Continue reading →

by Will Overton Sometimes the best way to approach things on the waiver wire is look for the hottest players out there and ride it out. Ideally you want a long term option off the waiver wire, but sometimes there … Continue reading →

by Will Overton So far this season if we have learned anything it’s that you sometimes have to trust young players. There is a risk to adding unproven players to your teams, especially in a standard league. At the same … Continue reading →

by Will Overton Just so we are all on the same page, today is only April 22nd. That means the baseball season is exactly three weeks old. It may feel like Victor Martinez or Jason Kipni,s or whoever is sinking … Continue reading →

by Will Overton There are always going to be injuries in fantasy baseball, but it feels a lot like fantasy players are really getting slammed with early season injuries right now on an almost nightly basis. I am a big … Continue reading →

by Dave De Wit “Don’t pay for saves.” Matthew Berry has preached it for years and many of us have listened. Thanks to his sage-like advice, a lot of fantasy owners (myself included) are desperate for closers. A year ago, … Continue reading →

by Will Overton Fantasy baseball is unlike almost every other sport in that it’s length of time is so much greater and the impact of one game is less than any other sport. With that in mind the significance of … Continue reading →

The injuries around baseball are seemingly mounting by the day.  The latest victim is the Diamondbacks Adam Eaton, who initially would’ve been considered one of the favorites to win the NL Rookie of the Year Award.  Now, with Eaton out … Continue reading →