Fantasy sports betting is a completely different type of game from regular sports betting. Rather than betting on the outcome of a game, you create a team of the players who you think will have the best performance over their next matches.
It’s Sunday night and you know what that means, my fellow waiver wire scavengers. We’re back to digging deep to find some upside in the barren wasteland of fantasy baseball free agents, in an effort to make up for underperformers and players lost to the injured list.
Welcome back to another edition of Walking the Waiver Wire (or, as I like to call it, “Who’s left?”). Hate to sound like a broken record, but the injury hits keep on coming and keeping your fantasy baseball squads afloat this time of the year is goal number one.
Time for our weekly feet-first jump from the waiver wire into the free agent pool below. It’s a week into June, and injuries (whether short- or long-term) continue to add up, making upside value as important as always.
Asher Wojciechowski has bumped around the league for years. Finally, at age 30 he might get the starts he needs to make an impact on fantasy baseball teams. Playing for a horrible Orioles team this year, Asher has finally gotten his shot and so far as made the most of it. In five games and four starts he has posted a 1-3 record with a 12.13 K/9, 1.04 WHIP and 3.91 ERA. He can become a potential player who wins you your fantasy leagues, but of course there are some risks.
Fantasy sports betting is a completely different type of game from regular sports betting. Rather than betting on the outcome of a game, you create a team of the players who you think will have the best performance over their next matches.
It’s Sunday night and you know what that means, my fellow waiver wire scavengers. We’re back to digging deep to find some upside in the barren wasteland of fantasy baseball free agents, in an effort to make up for underperformers and players lost to the injured list.
Welcome back to another edition of Walking the Waiver Wire (or, as I like to call it, “Who’s left?”). Hate to sound like a broken record, but the injury hits keep on coming and keeping your fantasy baseball squads afloat this time of the year is goal number one.
Time for our weekly feet-first jump from the waiver wire into the free agent pool below. It’s a week into June, and injuries (whether short- or long-term) continue to add up, making upside value as important as always.
Asher Wojciechowski has bumped around the league for years. Finally, at age 30 he might get the starts he needs to make an impact on fantasy baseball teams. Playing for a horrible Orioles team this year, Asher has finally gotten his shot and so far as made the most of it. In five games and four starts he has posted a 1-3 record with a 12.13 K/9, 1.04 WHIP and 3.91 ERA. He can become a potential player who wins you your fantasy leagues, but of course there are some risks.
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