“Quick Hits: Ryne Nelson’s Rotation Window, Neto Check-In, and a Few Names I’m Circling” Some weeks I sit down with a clear thesis and a hot take ready to go. This week’s different—but that doesn’t mean there’s nothing to say. In fact, the middle of the season is when roster edges are made in the […]
Remember when I said Zach Neto was a better fantasy shortstop than Trea Turner? Turns out that was just the warm-up. After watching Neto’s breakout unfold, I started digging deeper and what I found was startling. His rookie-year numbers stack up almost perfectly with Bobby Witt Jr.’s. Same profile. Same speed. Same trajectory. If this […]
To tie this into my prior topic and discussion in my last post, I once again showed the importance I place in trading and how my enjoyment to take risks and get players I want. It’s something I never want to lose as part of my strategy since it’s a way to make my team […]
Over my many years of doing fantasy baseball there has been a lot of stuff lost along the way that I’d argue made it much better. Before the world where everything became so analytical it felt like there was more purity, with people being more open to trades and not using the exact same information. […]
Starting pitching summaries and outlooks for Merrill Kelly, Matthew Liberatore, Ronel Blanco, Grant Holmes, and rookie prospects Jack Leiter, Cade Horton, and Zebby Matthews. Merrill Kelly: 7 IP, 1 H, 0 ER, 3 BB, 11 K, QS, 17 Whiffs on 109 pitches 1.69 xERA. I had mentioned in my last article how I was optimistic […]
Today I’m going to go over some of the pitching performances that I mentioned at the end of my last article. I’ll be going over the most recent pitching starts from Monday from Merrill Kelly, Grant Holmes, Colin Rea, Matthew Liberatore, and Ryan Weathers who made his season debut on Wednesday. Cade Horton made his […]
Today I’d like to dig a little deeper on my pitching strategy and philosophy and my process of what analytics and statistics I typically study and pay attention to. I am learning more and more each year how to hone this strategy, and this season is no different. I believe there is real predictability to […]
To start out today, I’m going to review some of the pitching performances of players I’ve mentioned from my team of note, whether good or bad. That way I’m being objective and not only sharing the positives that will make me look good or smart. I’m more in the business of getting it right and […]
Today I’d like to just give an update on my team and my thinking and logic that went into my roster moves in the last week. A key component of fantasy baseball that I continue to harp on is having a strategy and purpose with everything I do in fantasy. There should never be any […]
I mentioned in my last post how today I wanted to compare and contrast strategies between a traditional redraft points league and a keeper league that also has a redraft. One of the main fundamental differences I’ve found for myself is my mentality with trading and my approach. In a normal redraft league there simply […]
Fantasy Baseball Points League Analyst 