The 2021 MLB draft is only six weeks away. One player who might hear his name called is Louisville’s infielder Alex Binelas. Let’s take a look at where the 21-year-old stands with the draft approaching.
The American League East division saw a wild change of expectations in April, leading us to expect a coming together in May. As the month concludes, we saw teams play more like what we expected, but the Red Sox remained good. With the Yankees on a wild roller coaster ride and the Orioles looking like the Orioles we know and love, June will be another interesting one in the AL East.
The 2021 MLB Draft will begin on July 11, 2021. Let’s take a look at one of the top college bats in the University of Florida’s Jud Fabian. The right-handed-hitting outfielder from Ocala, Flordia has tools across the board and looks to go in the late first round.
Today we have a solid nine-game slate for MLB DFS. As usual, we have a few nice values that will allow us to spend up in other places to get our studs in the lineup. Let’s get to Memorial Day DFS.
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.
The idea for Sunday Shenanigans was to cover the weirdest play of the week. Covering possibly the dumbest play in Major League Baseball history was not expected, but instead welcomed. We knew the Pittsburgh Pirates would be bad, but this Thursday brought them to a whole new level.
The Boston College centerfielder will hear his name called on July 11. Sal Frelick is one of the most complete college players in the draft, but will it be enough for a team to draft him in the top 10?
The 2021 MLB Draft will begin on July 11, 2021. Let’s take a look at James Wood, one of the top prep outfielders in the class. The powerful left-handed hitter out of IMG Academy in Florida really went under the radar until this past year, when he shot up draft boards.
As always we are going to look at our value plays and a few of them hit pretty nicely yesterday. While there are 10 games on the docket, three of them are part of a doubleheader and will only be seven innings.
While there was originally a 12-game slate tonight starting at 7:00 pm ET, a couple of games have already been postponed. Nevertheless, we are going to look at values – Pitchers under $7,000 and hitters under $3,000. I’ll also give a few options if you want to spend up at that position.
Rookie outfielder Adolis García may not have been penciled in on any Texas Rangers projected lineups when the season began, but that feels like a lifetime ago now. The 28-year old has arrived on the scene in a big way with his offensive output in May.
The 2021 MLB draft is only six weeks away. One player who might hear his name called is Louisville’s infielder Alex Binelas. Let’s take a look at where the 21-year-old stands with the draft approaching.
The American League East division saw a wild change of expectations in April, leading us to expect a coming together in May. As the month concludes, we saw teams play more like what we expected, but the Red Sox remained good. With the Yankees on a wild roller coaster ride and the Orioles looking like the Orioles we know and love, June will be another interesting one in the AL East.
The 2021 MLB Draft will begin on July 11, 2021. Let’s take a look at one of the top college bats in the University of Florida’s Jud Fabian. The right-handed-hitting outfielder from Ocala, Flordia has tools across the board and looks to go in the late first round.
Today we have a solid nine-game slate for MLB DFS. As usual, we have a few nice values that will allow us to spend up in other places to get our studs in the lineup. Let’s get to Memorial Day DFS.
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.
The idea for Sunday Shenanigans was to cover the weirdest play of the week. Covering possibly the dumbest play in Major League Baseball history was not expected, but instead welcomed. We knew the Pittsburgh Pirates would be bad, but this Thursday brought them to a whole new level.
The Boston College centerfielder will hear his name called on July 11. Sal Frelick is one of the most complete college players in the draft, but will it be enough for a team to draft him in the top 10?
The 2021 MLB Draft will begin on July 11, 2021. Let’s take a look at James Wood, one of the top prep outfielders in the class. The powerful left-handed hitter out of IMG Academy in Florida really went under the radar until this past year, when he shot up draft boards.
As always we are going to look at our value plays and a few of them hit pretty nicely yesterday. While there are 10 games on the docket, three of them are part of a doubleheader and will only be seven innings.
While there was originally a 12-game slate tonight starting at 7:00 pm ET, a couple of games have already been postponed. Nevertheless, we are going to look at values – Pitchers under $7,000 and hitters under $3,000. I’ll also give a few options if you want to spend up at that position.
Rookie outfielder Adolis García may not have been penciled in on any Texas Rangers projected lineups when the season began, but that feels like a lifetime ago now. The 28-year old has arrived on the scene in a big way with his offensive output in May.
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