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The fantasy baseball season is over, which means it’s time to dust off the preseason predictions and figure out who actually knew what they were talking about, and who should probably delete their old articles before anyone notices. Grey and B_Don look back at their preseason ROY, Cy Young, MVP, sleeper, bust, comeback, MVFP, MVFH, […]

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This is always a sad day. This is my final waiver wire article of the season. The good news is that if you’re reading this, you’re in your fantasy championship, and there aren’t many more exciting weeks of the season. With that said, it’s one of the most disgusting weeks from a fantasy perspective. You’ll […]

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Describe the Mets in one small moment better than Pete Alonso (1-for-5 and his 36th homer) returning to Metco, hitting his 300th career homer, a game-tying blast in the 9th inning and getting a curtain call in a visiting stadium. Sure, the takeaway is Albombso returned to Metco and showed them what they’re missing! Well, […]

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Hellllooooo, Razzball! Welcome back to another exciting week of Razzball Ambulance Chasers, where you can’t live with them, and thanks to a Grade 2 oblique strain, neither will your roster. Coming into this edition of Ambulance Chasers, stocks are up (for me). In case you haven’t noticed, injuries have increased two-fold in July and August […]

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Mariners’ Jerry Dipoto watching the giant clock that reads, “Rookie Eligibility Manipulation.” The big hand reads, “Service Time,” and the smaller hand reads, “Under 45 Days Active to Maintain Rookie Eligibility.” Dipoto remarks to his assistant, “Why didn’t they put ‘Under 45 Days Active to Maintain Rookie Eligibility’ on the big hand and ‘Service Time’ […]

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The calendar has flipped to July, the summer heat has officially arrived, and we’re about a week and a half away from the All-Star break. That also means it’s time to wipe the slate clean and take another hard look at the rest-of-season landscape. A lot has changed since our last update. Injuries have sidelined fantasy juggernauts like Aaron Judge and José Ramírez, forcing managers to scramble for replacements. Early-season darlings like Ildemaro Vargas have come crashing back to earth as regression finally caught up to them. Meanwhile, a new wave of breakout bats has emerged, veterans have rediscovered their swings, and several highly touted prospects are beginning to make their mark. The first half is nearly in the books, but fantasy championships aren’t won in April, May, or June. They’re won by making the right moves over the final three months. With that in mind, we’ve completely reshuffled the deck to reflect current performance, underlying metrics, playing time, health, and rest-of-season outlook. So grab a cold drink, settle into the air conditioning, and let’s reveal the updated Top 100 Hitters for the rest of the season.

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Howdy, Razzballers! There are a few ways to indicate where something occurs on a historical timeline. There is B.C. and A.D. or B.C.E. and C.E.  As you have probably noticed, the All-Star Break is the de facto time horizon given for injury recovery. So, you could say we have B.A.S.B. and P.A.S.B. I guess if […]

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