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Special Edition: That’s What I Like — Second Half Strategy

July 22, 2024 | 2024 Fantasy Baseball | 4 Comments

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Folx, I hate to tell you, but there wasn’t much baseball last week. Apparently MLB called upon their own Avengers and paid them screen time to hit balls into the stratosphere as a diversion tactic to the real terrors facing the world: county fair season. Y’all have county fairs where you live? Maybe a better question is, “If you needed a spa or your driveway re-sealed or some chicken on a stick, do you know where you’d go?” Why, you’d go to the county fair! But I digress. With no meaningful stats collected in the last week, you can click my user name up above and find last week’s article with my most recent adds. Nothing really changed since then. 

This week, I’m delving into the deeper side of fantasy baseball: What to do to save your team, no matter where you are in the standings. As always, it’s your team and leagues vary — if you know your league has obscure settings that need special treatment, you do you and don’t worry about this advice. 

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Jeremy Brewer

Top 100 Hitters: Second Half Sprint

July 21, 2024 | 2024 Fantasy Baseball, Fantasy Baseball Hitters, Top 100 Hitters | 20 Comments

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As the All-Star break fades in the rearview mirror, it’s time to buckle up for the wild ride that is the second half of the fantasy baseball season. Your draft-day darlings may have let you down or catapulted you to the top, but now is the moment to separate the contenders from the pretenders. The second-half Top 100 hitter rankings for the rest of the season are here, ready to guide you through the highs and lows, the streaks and slumps. Embrace the chaos, trust the process, and let’s dive into the rankings that will shape your championship run. Optimism is our watchword, because every at-bat is a new opportunity, and every swing could be the one that turns your season around. Here’s the lowdown on who’s rising, who’s falling, and who’s worth keeping an eye on in the coming weeks.

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Jakkers

Colt Keith: Up-And-Coming Dynasty Player

July 20, 2024 | 2024 Fantasy Baseball, Fantasy Baseball Keepers, Keeper Leagues | 4 Comments

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If you have Colt Keith on your team and you held onto him after his first month as an MLB player, congratulations! You are one of the smart people who could see the potential in Keith and not hit the panic button.

Keith entered the season as one of the top prospects in baseball, ranking 28th, 22nd and 22nd by Baseball America, MLB and Baseball Prospectus, respectively.

Keith intended to play at Arizona State University of high school but opted to sign with the Tigers after being drafted in the fifth round in the 2020 draft. With no minor league games being played that season, he made his professional debut in 2021 and played at three different levels, starting at Rookie ball and finishing at High-A.

In 62 games overall he slashed .270/.381/.367 with two homers and 27 RBI. In 2022, Keith was playing for High-A West Michigan and slashing .301/.370/.544 with nine homers and 31 RBI in 48 games before suffering a season-ending injury in June when diving back to the base on a pickoff attempt. Last year he split time between Double-A Erie and Triple-A Toledo and slashed .306/.380/.552 with 27 homers and 101 RBI in 126 games combined.

The Tigers knew they had a gem in Keith and rewarded him with a six-year deal that pays him more than $28.5 million. With club options and escalators, the deal could be as much as $82 million over nine years.

Let’s see why the Tigers and people like me believe Keith is a top Up-and-Coming Dynasty Player.

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