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When I started this article a few months ago, I was hesitant to recommend the same players in back-to-back weeks. I’ve come to learn that it’s mandatory for a waiver wire piece, though, because people need to be reminded when a player is sitting on too many waiver wires. With that said, I do not […]

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Fantasy baseball managers love chasing breakouts. The problem is that by the time a player has already broken out, you’re paying full price. League-winning pickups happen before the rest of your league notices. That’s where underlying metrics become invaluable. Exit velocity stabilizes before batting average. Plate discipline improves before home runs arrive. Hard-hit rate often tells a story that the traditional stat line simply can’t. As we approach the midpoint in the season, it is time to dig for some second-half breakouts. This week’s Hitter Profiles focus on a group of hitters that all have one thing in common. The surface numbers leave room for skepticism, but the underlying data paints a much different picture. Whether it’s bad luck, a delayed breakout, an injury discount or a young hitter beginning to figure things out, these are four bats I’m targeting for the second half in redraft leagues.

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What’s funny about the waiver wire is how it forms based on individual MLB teams. There just always seem to be a handful of teams that have numerous useful players on the waiver wire. The variables are simple to understand because they’re typically less popular teams and poor offenses. We actually have numerous of those […]

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Building a dynasty trade plan of any kind can be tricky because most of the players are already on rosters, which means there is no objective context. Some dynasty teams just won’t make trades, so the players they have are pretty much off limits to everyone else in the league for the duration of their career. Other teams will avoid trading with specifically you/me for any number of reasons: response time, evaluations on specific players, evaluations in general, approach to trading vis a vis Everyone Can Be a Winner versus more of an Optimus Prime approach: One shall stand; one shall fall, kind of thing. I think you’re much better off seeking an everyone-can-win kind of deal. It leads to future trade opportunities and faster trades in general when people in the league know they can bring an idea to you and more often than not walk away with a trade they feel good about. 

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Saw Jose Ramirez‘s injury and thought to myself, “Yeah, JoRam gets injured and comes back in roughly 24 hours.” Well, yeah, no, I was wrong. Yeah, no. It happens. Sometimes I “Yeah, no.” Jose Ramirez has a broken hamate bone. I still think every pitcher should have Tommy John before taking the mound for the […]

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Scrounging the waiver wire is one of the best aspects of fantasy baseball. There seem to be gems every week, no matter how deep your league is. It’s also fun to take some risks throughout the year, and there’s really no better feeling than seeing a waiver wire guy develop into a must-roster player. Accumulating […]

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The injuries have been out of control, but that’s the best time to scavenge the waiver wire. There are new players popping up every week due to these injuries, and stumbling into those gems can change your fantasy season. Discovering those diamonds in the rough off the waiver wire is one of my favorite aspects […]

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This waiver wire article is always one of the most fascinating to develop throughout the week. I’m always thinking about who might be great pickups throughout the week, and it’s always interesting to monitor the trends and see how everything changes. It’s amazing how much adaptation there is throughout a fantasy baseball season, but that’s […]

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You guys probably don’t know this about me, but my primary musical preference is old-school hip-hop. My favorite album of all time is 2001 by Dr. Dre, but give me any 90’s rap. Nas is my favorite artist, but Snoop Dogg isn’t too shabby either. That’s why we’re going with the classic Gin and Juice […]

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