This is an easy-to-read list of all of the signings and trades today at the Winter Meetings. It includes all deals of fantasy baseball relevance.
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The Oakland A's sent Brandon Moss to the Cleveland Indians where he could be primed for a career year with his new club.
Jon Lester is supposedly only hours away from signing a new long-term deal. Where will he land and how will it impact his fantasy value?
The Winter Meetings are underway in San Diego, California and a lot of exciting transactions could take place.
Ben Revere of the Philadelphia Phillies stole 49 bases in 2014. He will continue to be a better value than Billy Hamilton and Dee Gordon in 2015.
Keeper leagues often have slightly different valuations of fantasy players. Here are a few keepers that I like in the outfield.
Keeper leagues often have slightly different valuations of fantasy players. Here are a few keepers that I like in the outfield.
Bryce Harper is already being drafted as an elite player despite not yet producing gaudy numbers. He may one day get there, but is he worth the risk?
Nelson Cruz signed with the Seattle Mariners on a four-year deal, but fantasy owners should not be completely alarmed even if his numbers drop in 2015.
Adam Jones of the Baltimore Orioles has been maybe the most steady performer in fantasy baseball over the last four seasons. Draft him for his consistency.
Brett Gardner of the New York Yankees hit a career high 17 home runs in 2014, but is that number sustainable?
Josh Donaldson was traded to the Toronto Blue Jays for Brett Lawrie and three other players Friday.
Christian Yelich of the Miami Marlins played his first full season in 2014, and he should only get better.
Some of the very best players in fantasy baseball are rightfielders and these three players should be even better in 2015.
This article contains information on three centerfielders who are bound to improve on their 2014 seasons and could provide to be a decent value next year.
Whether it is injury or just a lack of production, these three leftfielders should rebound in 2015.
This article is loaded with over/under predictions for shortstops next season.
Elvis Andrus of the Texas Rangers suffered a down year in 2014, but that does not make him a worthy draft pick in 2015 even if he rebounds.
Jimmy Rollins of the Philadelphia had an impressive 2014 season at the age of 35, but he is being treated like he will inevitably decline. Why is that?
Jose Reyes of the Toronto Blue Jays is a great baseball player, but he is not even close to his fantasy baseball ADP.