by: RotoSurgeon
This is a big week for fantasy baseball. There have been multiple impact call-ups between Sam Antonacci, Noah Schultz, J.R. Ritchie, Payton Tolle, and Connor Prielipp. Sifting through these players, along with several of the hot starters/recent streaks this season is difficult. I am always an advocate of striking while the iron is hot on […]
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What’s up RazzBall?! Welcome back to another week of Two-Start Pitchers. This particular week I’m most excited for the matchup for some of the younger arms on the list, like Chase Burns, Trey Yesavage, Parker Messick, and Bubba Chandler. Chase Burns – Utilizes a 4-seam and slider combo while sprinkling in the changeup vs LHH. […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?Munetaka Murakami has been on fire lately for the Chicago White Sox. The accolades are already piling up for the 26-year-old from Kumamoto, Japan. Through 26 games, he has swatted 11 homers, with 20 RBI and 20 runs, plus an outstanding 19.5% walk rate. The strikeout concerns that limited him to a two-year deal in his initial free agency have shown up to a degree, with a 32% strikeout rate. However, when you have more homers in your first 24 career games than Shohei Ohtani did, it is certainly worth taking notice. This week in Hitter Profiles, we’re going deep, both figuratively and geographically, to scout the next superstars who could make the jump as future Major League contributors. These are deep dynasty plays as we explore Nippon Professional Baseball for options in open-universe leagues or targets over the next few offseasons. Join us for a unique Hitter Profiles as we explore the Murakami effect.
Please, blog, may I have some more?Last week was another successful week of streamers, and it really feels like we’re in the thick of the fantasy baseball grind now. That’s one thing I love about the MLB season, because the everyday grind is what keeps me ahead of the field. Just following the news and being active in your fantasy league […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?The waiver wire is one of the most fascinating aspects of fantasy baseball because this is one of the only fantasy sports where you can completely revamp your roster. Most fantasy football leagues are decided by the draft, but that’s not the case with baseball. You can stumble into a handful of pickups throughout the […]
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by: CableBoxScore
For the 2026 fantasy baseball season, every team has about 25 or 26 games down and about 135 still to go after the first month of the season. Since 25 games aren’t nearly enough to draw any conclusions, we will spend our early posts of the season looking at the risers and fallers in fantasy […]
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by: Dan Pants
No disrespect to the “explorers” of my youth, who we now teach were brutal conquerors at best and genocidal maniacs at worst, but hey, they got a strait named after them, and we can use their “discoveries” for fun nicknames for sports ballers. The A’s Carlos Cortes, who I’m now calling El Conquistador hit two […]
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by: SandwichPick
Think about a close MVP race from the last 20 years. I’m gonna go with 2007, because that was the first year I played fantasy baseball, which meant it was also the first year I followed baseball stats closely. The National League MVP debate that came down to Matt Holliday and Jimmy Rollins. Matt Holliday […]
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by: Laura Holt
Hello again, hope your teams are treating you well and that you’re dodging as many bullets as possible in the year of the unprecedented Closerpocalypse. As we hit the one month point of the 2026 season, it’s that tricky time of year when a hitter’s bad start is suddenly a bad start plus the beginning […]
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by: Jakkers
The goal in fantasy baseball is to collect as many of the best players as possible in order to dominate your league and win the title.
But guess what? That is the goal of probably every other player in your league, making it pretty much impossible to attain your goal. So the next best thing is to be quick on the draw and grab as many of the overlooked players that you can as they are often the key to winning.
One such overlooked player is Landen Roupp of the San Francisco Giants. Roupp is 27 years old, so he is not some fresh-faced rookie suddenly making a name for himself. Instead he is in his third season with the Giants and suddenly making a name for himself.
Let’s dive in and examine the pride of Rocky Mount, North Carolina.
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by: Son
Change is not always good. I used to be a Bruce Lee-esque 185 pounds. Now? I’m a 250-pound, all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ grade of meat. But when in a state of despair, change is vital, even if it does not produce the best outcome. At least you give the universe a chance to work its magic, […]
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by: Enrico Palazzo
We’re 1 month into the marathon that is the MLB Season, and there’s nothing like reading over rankings to know where your boys stand and where you should be looking. I have taken it upon myself to let you know where you are and where you should be. Frankly, 1 month of data is a […]
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