Category Archives: Strategy

by Joel Gibson It seems simple enough and common sense that when being matched-up in the playoffs you must make the most out of every advantage you have against your opponent. During the post-season in order to win it is … Continue reading →

It’s becoming more and more popular in fantasy sports to go to a weekly lineup format. For one it takes a little bit less time and is therefore more convenient. And it is also brings out a bit more strategy … Continue reading →

by Dave Freeman In any fantasy sport, one argument you’ll hear ad nauseum is that a guy’s positive or negative performance is due to “small sample size.” Especially when someone goes off at the beginning of the season, the narrative … Continue reading →

This is it gentlemen and ladies too, maybe. Championship week is upon us. Some of you may have started your championship week last Monday, but this is the big week for most in head-to-head and for those in roto leagues, … Continue reading →

Part of the fun of fantasy basketball is the strategy that it takes to succeed. No offense to fantasy football, I love fantasy football, but fantasy basketball takes more than just logging on twice to pick up a few players … Continue reading →

by Tim Barrett In H2H leagues, the goal of the regular season is to make the play-offs. Once the play-offs begin, it’s anyone’s game. Many owners are content to “run whatcha brung”. And this is where you can gain an … Continue reading →

One of the best parts of fantasy sports is trading. There is just something so satisfying about working out a deal that is both exciting and sometimes nerve wrecking. But don’t be fooled, trading in fantasy basketball, or any other … Continue reading →