The Miami Marlins were the second-worst team in the National League East last season at 67-95. In the offseason, they made a couple of key free-agent signings and trades with General Manager Kim Ng at the helm for her second year.
The Atlanta Braves shocked the world and hoisted the Commissioner’s Trophy on Tuesday, closing out the World Series over the Houston Astros in six games. Despite losing their star player Ronald Acuna Jr. to a torn ACL on July 10, Marcell Ozuna to a domestic violence case, and Mike Soroka to an Achilles injury, the Braves found a way to overcome and conquer it all.
After the Houston Astros won Game 5, the World Series returned to Houston for at least one more game. Max Fried shut down the Houston bats and the Braves offense came alive to three homers on their way to a 7-0 clinching game.
The Houston Astros looked to be on their way to tying the World Series up at two games a piece. But it’s baseball, and everything can change in the blink of an eye. Or the stroke of a bat in a hitter’s hands. There were two huge swings that came in the seventh inning with the Atlanta Braves trailing. They would come back in the game to take a 3-1 series lead. They are not granted a chance to clinch in front of the Braves fans tonight in Game 5.
As the trade deadline came and went on Friday, the Kansas City Royals traded power-hitting outfielder Jorge Soler to the Atlanta Braves for Kasey Kalich.
As the Chicago White Sox start to run away with the American League Central Division, the Kansas City Royals are falling to the bottom. Once again, the trade deadline will be a disappearing act for many in the Royals’ clubhouse, as new prospects join the organization and veterans look to make a playoff push elsewhere.
As we reach the three-week mark of the 2021 Major League Baseball season, new surprises can still happen each day. In daily fantasy, we have the opportunity to pad to our bankroll as players start to get or stay hot. Tonight’s main slate begins at 6:35 p.m. ET.
How great is it to have baseball back? Personally, I am beyond excited it’s back and to be contributing MLB DFS articles again. Hopefully, it’ll provide some good information that can help you set your lineups and win some money in the process. Make sure to check weather situations and starting lineups before locking them in. With that said, let’s jump right into it with some of my favorite picks for today’s early slate of games beginning at 1:05 ET.
The Indians are in an interesting situation. They have the talent to make a World Series run but they also have some players that can be moved.
1. Oakland A’s The A’s continue to be the best team in the American League thanks to a lethal offense,
After looking at the American League East, Jordan Leandre dives in to predict the next Hall of Famer from each American League Central team.
Jordan Leandre explores a fascinating question regarding Ichiro and whether or not he’s overrated.
The Miami Marlins were the second-worst team in the National League East last season at 67-95. In the offseason, they made a couple of key free-agent signings and trades with General Manager Kim Ng at the helm for her second year.
The Atlanta Braves shocked the world and hoisted the Commissioner’s Trophy on Tuesday, closing out the World Series over the Houston Astros in six games. Despite losing their star player Ronald Acuna Jr. to a torn ACL on July 10, Marcell Ozuna to a domestic violence case, and Mike Soroka to an Achilles injury, the Braves found a way to overcome and conquer it all.
After the Houston Astros won Game 5, the World Series returned to Houston for at least one more game. Max Fried shut down the Houston bats and the Braves offense came alive to three homers on their way to a 7-0 clinching game.
The Houston Astros looked to be on their way to tying the World Series up at two games a piece. But it’s baseball, and everything can change in the blink of an eye. Or the stroke of a bat in a hitter’s hands. There were two huge swings that came in the seventh inning with the Atlanta Braves trailing. They would come back in the game to take a 3-1 series lead. They are not granted a chance to clinch in front of the Braves fans tonight in Game 5.
As the trade deadline came and went on Friday, the Kansas City Royals traded power-hitting outfielder Jorge Soler to the Atlanta Braves for Kasey Kalich.
As the Chicago White Sox start to run away with the American League Central Division, the Kansas City Royals are falling to the bottom. Once again, the trade deadline will be a disappearing act for many in the Royals’ clubhouse, as new prospects join the organization and veterans look to make a playoff push elsewhere.
As we reach the three-week mark of the 2021 Major League Baseball season, new surprises can still happen each day. In daily fantasy, we have the opportunity to pad to our bankroll as players start to get or stay hot. Tonight’s main slate begins at 6:35 p.m. ET.
How great is it to have baseball back? Personally, I am beyond excited it’s back and to be contributing MLB DFS articles again. Hopefully, it’ll provide some good information that can help you set your lineups and win some money in the process. Make sure to check weather situations and starting lineups before locking them in. With that said, let’s jump right into it with some of my favorite picks for today’s early slate of games beginning at 1:05 ET.
The Indians are in an interesting situation. They have the talent to make a World Series run but they also have some players that can be moved.
1. Oakland A’s The A’s continue to be the best team in the American League thanks to a lethal offense, headlined by Matt Chapman. Even
After looking at the American League East, Jordan Leandre dives in to predict the next Hall of Famer from each American League Central team.
Jordan Leandre explores a fascinating question regarding Ichiro and whether or not he’s overrated.
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