When it rains, it pours. We saw plenty of that this week as a maddening torrent caused rainouts and suspended games across the league. There is never a bad time to look at some lesser-owned backup upgrades to deepen those benches, so it’s time to hit the waiver wire.
We are now about two months into the 2021 season and it’s amazing how much the early rounds of our fantasy baseball drafts would be if we could go back and get a mulligan. Injuries, of course, have been the main factor but performance issues also play a role as we reassess the decisions that were made a couple of months ago.
How bad is it? Are you one of the only managers who has dodged the injury bullet? Live in fear, it’s coming for you. Is your team languishing in the middle of the crowd? Already cellar-dwelling? No matter where you sit in the current standings, hope is not lost. The Waiver Wire is here for you.
How much patience is too much? For category leagues in particular, having pitchers from the list below can crush your fantasy team’s chances. We all know, however, that many players are slow starters or battling a minor injury and will eventually turn their season around.
It’s that wonderful time of year when injuries begin to mount, and crashing the waiver wire is the norm in a game of attrition. If you are one of the lucky few who have dodged the injury bullet thus far, consider yourself lucky.
Time for another rousing round of “Is this guy any good?”, as we comb the waiver wire. We’re seeking players that are turning the corner in May, whether with a hot bat or a strong arm.
It’s that time again! Hopefully, it’s not too late. Taking it down to the wire, you need some quick-hitting insight as to who you can pick up for your fantasy rosters.
A quick look at all the American League teams to see what we have learned so far. What’s surprising, what will happen moving forward, and how some players can help your fantasy teams.
It is still early in the 2021 season, so many stats are still being taken with a grain of salt. Players that aren’t living up to prior expectations have more than enough time to turn it around. Meanwhile, fantasy managers struggle to figure out if other performances are a mirage or if the current pace is sustainable while they peruse the waiver wire.
Time to take a quick look at teams and players in the National League that stood out, either positively or negatively, while trying to make some determinations for the rest of the fantasy season.
Raise your hand if you need some assistance, because it’s that time again! Time to place some bids and make some claims.
Each Sunday or Monday morning, we will be looking at the two-start pitchers of the week. We will tell you the must starts, who to stay away from, and a streamer of the week. Let’s dive into it for this week.
When it rains, it pours. We saw plenty of that this week as a maddening torrent caused rainouts and suspended games across the league. There is never a bad time to look at some lesser-owned backup upgrades to deepen those benches, so it’s time to hit the waiver wire.
We are now about two months into the 2021 season and it’s amazing how much the early rounds of our fantasy baseball drafts would be if we could go back and get a mulligan. Injuries, of course, have been the main factor but performance issues also play a role as we reassess the decisions that were made a couple of months ago.
How bad is it? Are you one of the only managers who has dodged the injury bullet? Live in fear, it’s coming for you. Is your team languishing in the middle of the crowd? Already cellar-dwelling? No matter where you sit in the current standings, hope is not lost. The Waiver Wire is here for you.
How much patience is too much? For category leagues in particular, having pitchers from the list below can crush your fantasy team’s chances. We all know, however, that many players are slow starters or battling a minor injury and will eventually turn their season around.
It’s that wonderful time of year when injuries begin to mount, and crashing the waiver wire is the norm in a game of attrition. If you are one of the lucky few who have dodged the injury bullet thus far, consider yourself lucky.
Time for another rousing round of “Is this guy any good?”, as we comb the waiver wire. We’re seeking players that are turning the corner in May, whether with a hot bat or a strong arm.
It’s that time again! Hopefully, it’s not too late. Taking it down to the wire, you need some quick-hitting insight as to who you can pick up for your fantasy rosters.
A quick look at all the American League teams to see what we have learned so far. What’s surprising, what will happen moving forward, and how some players can help your fantasy teams.
It is still early in the 2021 season, so many stats are still being taken with a grain of salt. Players that aren’t living up to prior expectations have more than enough time to turn it around. Meanwhile, fantasy managers struggle to figure out if other performances are a mirage or if the current pace is sustainable while they peruse the waiver wire.
Time to take a quick look at teams and players in the National League that stood out, either positively or negatively, while trying to make some determinations for the rest of the fantasy season.
Raise your hand if you need some assistance, because it’s that time again! Time to place some bids and make some claims.
Each Sunday or Monday morning, we will be looking at the two-start pitchers of the week. We will tell you the must starts, who to stay away from, and a streamer of the week. Let’s dive into it for this week.
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