by: RotoSurgeon
The weather and some of these hitters are getting HOT. Unfortunately, roster slots are finite, and we cannot pick up anyone and everyone willy-nilly. Decisions have to be made, and if you miss out on a heater (good lord, Joc Pederson), it is not the end of the world. However, if you are like me, […]
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We have PROSPECTS, baby! The best time of the year is already here. MLB teams across the league realize their retread veterans suck, and their teams need juice. Hope you saved some of that FAAB or waiver wire priority because there is likely more to come. This week’s batch, along with some veterans, was worth […]
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“Fact or Fiction” aside for a moment, what the hell is going on with closers this year?? Unless your name is Mason Miller, every highly drafted RP is either shelved with an injury or blowing up fantasy ratios weekly. Jeff Hoffman is the most recent bad man to upset all of his managers with another […]
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by: B_Don
Spring training chaos creates fantasy baseball opportunity, and in this episode of the Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast, we break down the most important position battles for 2026 and what they mean for your drafts and early-season strategy. Injuries and uncertainty could open the door for new contributors. Shaky springs are putting rotation spots in question. […]
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It’s a miracle! We have a palatable week of injuries, yet there are injuries nonetheless. We also have plenty of players on the mend, including Teoscar Hernandez, Tommy Edman, Spencer Strider, and Ronald Acuna Jr, but there are no major notes. Edman and Strider are expected back early next week, while Acuna Jr.’s rehab stint […]
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Did you draft a starting pitcher this offseason? Well, congratulations! You now have a one-way ticket to the waiver wire in search of a replacement. This Spring may not be more or less brutal than any in the past but in the moment, it feels like the worst in years. Every day I wake up […]
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We. Are. Back! Round 2 of my Ambulance Chasers takeover is underway as Grey has not halted access to WordPress (yet). Last week’s piece covered injured players I am actively fading this season which you can find here. My thought process is somewhat simple on buying into “bounce-backs” or players on the upward swing post-injury. […]
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by: Chris Krouch
As the title implies, there are aces all over the place for tonight’s slate. We’re going to try to pick the correct 2. Skubal, Cease, Framber, Gray, Miller, Nola, and Peralta all take the bump tonight. Out of all these guys, I’m taking Sonny Gray ($9,400) against the Pirates. He’s only given up 1 run […]
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by: CableBoxScore
What a day for Mitch Keller, man. First, KellARRRRRRR was named the Pirates’ Opening Day starter for the second year in a row, which – yay, whatever – but the bigger news came in the form of eight figures headed his way. Keller signed a five-year, $77 million extension, which (if you know much about […]
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Remember the hype around the Blue Jays offense this offseason? They added Daulton Varsho and Brandon Belt. They also had emerging players like Alejandro Kirk in the core of the lineup. Yeah, those players haven’t exactly worked out yet. Bo Bichette and Vladimir Guerrero, Jr. were due for bounce-back seasons, right? Remember the hype on […]
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by: Hobbs
As we reach the college season’s midpoint, I got to wondering: after you drink 50% of your ballpark beer, is it half-empty or half-full? On one hand, it’s half-empty because we don’t want the season to end, but on the other, it’s half-full because there’s still plenty of baseball left including the highly-anticipated College World Series. Then I remember that the disgruntled concessions worker that charged me $18 for my souvenir cup only filled it up two-thirds of the way, so really the ballpark beer is 33.3% full, unless you take into account the volume accounted for by the ice… and that’s how I successfully lost my entire audience before even beginning the discussion about the first overall pick for the 2023 MLB Draft. So how about this? Drink ALL of your ballpark beer, click “Please, blog, may I have some more?” and hit up the comments section with who you’d take first overall if you had the pleasure (or lack thereof) of being Mr. Ben Cherington.
Please, blog, may I have some more?We’re getting into the stretch run in this sprint of a season. Football is just around the corner but you can still dominate on the diamond. Let’s start with AJ Pollock (OF: $3,000) a guy who I feel has gone a little under the radar. Pollock is putting up a solid season with production across the board. He’s got a good matchup in a park that still favors hitters. At this price, I really like him today.
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