On a day like today, starting the Kansas City Royals' Alex Gordon in favor of the the Houston Astros' Dexter Fowler could prove to be beneficial for your team.
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It's official. Former Philadelphia Eagles' wide receiver DeSean Jackson is now a Washington Redskin.
The New York Mets' bullpen was roughed up on Monday, and things just got worse with the team announcing that closer Bobby Parnell has a partially torn ligament in his throwing elbow.
In my latest rankings I'll discuss the Chicago Bulls' D.J. Augustin, whose stock has gone up, while I'll also dish on the Miami Heat's Dwyane Wade, who has sadly become a fantasy nonentity.
We'll have plenty of waiver-wire articles for you throughout each week, but this daily column will help you make lineup decisions based on who is already on your fantasy baseball team.
To kick off 2014, I'll be highlighting Toronto Blue Jays' first baseman Edwin Encarnacion, who has made a precipitous rise up my player rankings since the conclusion of the 2013 season
It's Opening Day, and whether you're in a head-to-head or roto league, it's important to put the best possible players in your fantasy baseball lineup.
The Houston Rockets will be without All-Star center Dwight Howard for Saturday night's game vs. the Los Angeles Clippers, which mean fantasy basketball owners won't benefit from his services either.
Now is the time to pounce on lesser-owned guys like Cleveland Indians' left fielder Michael Brantley and Baltimore Orioles' infielder Ryan Flaherty. Once they get off to a hot start you'll regret not taking the opportunity to add them when you had the cha
The Golden State Warriors may be without both David Lee and Andre Iguodala for Friday's critical matchup vs. the Memphis Grizzlies.
Each Friday I'll look ahead to the following week and suggest the top two-start pitchers that are most available on fantasy baseball league waiver wires. If you're lucky, I may even throw in a few bonus pitchers with some favorable matchups, as well.
Washington Nationals' closer Rafael Soriano is a ticking time bomb, which gives setup man Tyler Clippard the potential to be much more valuable than his current ADP suggests.
With quite a few pitchers inching towards retirement, 23-year-old Drew Hutchison adds some much-needed youth to the Blue Jays' rotation, and he makes for a decent late-round pick in AL-only and deep-league fantasy baseball drafts.
Finding a combination of solid contact, power and speed in the middle rounds of drafts is not easy, but Texas Rangers' outfielder Leonys Martin offers it all.
The Los Angeles Lakers' Chris Kaman is a fantastic streaming option on Tuesday, and he is one of a few players worth picking up off your waiver wire who could be vital to your title run.
Tampa Bay Rays' closer Grant Balfour is one player that is getting the cold shoulder in fantasy baseball drafts and can still be had on the cheap.
All it took was one game for Steve Nash to get hurt again, and his latest injury will likely force him to miss Sunday's game vs. the Orlando Magic.
Adding hot players like the Portland Trail Blazers' Dorell Wright and the Minnesota Timberwolves' Gorgui Dieng will help you maximize your teams's game volume, giving you that edge you need to dominate your opponent.
First base is traditionally a position where a lot of power is derived, and the St. Louis Cardinals' Matt Adams is no exception to this rule.
Mariners' shortstop Brad Miller may be overshadowed by his higher-profile double-play partner, but he is a "sleeper" to target in this year's fantasy baseball drafts.