by: Hoove
You’re Pants-less today, and as luck and a muggy morning would have it, I’m pantsless today too. Don’t overthink this, please. Dan Pants needed the day off, so I’m here to step into his, uhh, pants, and deliver you the roundup you knew you didn’t want but didn’t know you needed. Please, blog, may I have some more?
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by: Matt Stiles
I had one of my better betting Saturday’s last week…kind of. My offensive lineup hit and hit a lot. My issue was with my starting pitchers. Both had excellent outings but neither offense supporting them could break the mid-inning ties, so both Strider and Gilbert departed with no chance at wins. Please, blog, may I have some more?
You, "Ooh! Fun! Like one of those games where you have to figure out the difference between two pictures only this one is figuring out the difference between the top two pictures and the bottom two. Oh! I know! That's a different pitcher! Clever, because it's two different 'pictures,' so you made it different pitchers! You can't get me! So, if you have no other picture games for me, I'm gonna take a nap..." And, with that, you remove your two glass eyes and place them in two glasses of water. You, "Hope I don't drink them." Okay, so what you might've missed is Hiura's 2022 stance is much more closed, and his giant leg kick is reduced. He went from stepping over a dwarf to tip-toeing into the room. For all hitters -- all hitters -- Keston Hiura has the best OPS vs. righties when sorting by only 90 plate appearances. That's insane. He has a better OPS (1.120) than Aaron Judge, Yordan Alvarez, Juan Soto, Bryce Harper-- EVERYONE! That's crazy. His slugging percentage vs. righties is .704, which also leads the league. He's also apparently hanging out too much with Pollock and can't hit lefties, which is very odd for a righty, but you just switch him out when he faces those that use the weird scissors. Not exactly a fresh-faced call-up, but you can see why I wanted to highlight Keston Hiura with those pictures. Places glass eyes back in head, "Oh! Those are Keston Hiura?" Anyway, here's some more players to Buy or Sell this week in fantasy baseball: 
by: C.A. James
by: Laura Holt
It’s the final week of August, and as usual in our deep league world, if your fantasy team has slipped out of contention, unfortunately, there’s probably not much you can do about it. It still might not be a bad time to check out who is available in your league as we head into the final full month of the season, both in case you can improve your team now and also as a sneak preview for the future. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: MattTruss
Last week we rode our lineup to a third place finish in DFS Wars thanks in large part to Patrick Sandoval going complete game shutout on the Tigers. We’re on to round three this week and we’ll look to keep the ball rolling but the chances of finding a 7K, 45 point output are pretty slim. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Grey
by: Coolwhip
Welcome to part three of Coolwhip’s dive down the rabbit hole of pitchers changing their slider. 2 weeks ago I talked about Blake Snell and Justin Steele, here. Last week I talked about Jose Suarez, here. This week we take a look at the next stage in the starting pitcher conversion of Drew Rasmussen. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Butters
