Welcome to a late edition of the Waiver Wire. Your guide did not expect this tightrope to be strung up so far after Sunday evening, but better late than never, right?
The way to win at gambling is taking calculated low-risk opportunities. Navigating fantasy baseball waivers is a lot like that, too.
It’s a sweltering Sunday, and it seems to be the perfect evening to sit in the air conditioning and research your fantasy baseball waivers.
Happy Father’s Day to all the dads out there. Sunday Funday is here, and brings with it fantasy baseball waiver claims.
Sunday Funday is here, which means fantasy baseball waiver claims are, too.
We are teetering on this tightrope for another week as we take a long look at fantasy baseball waivers.
Sunday Funday has come and gone, which means it’s time to take our weekly look at fantasy baseball waivers.
Another Major League Baseball season is well underway, and our weekly look at fantasy baseball waivers is, as well.
Welcome back to the waiver wire, my fellow fantasy scavengers. With the All-Star break behind us and far past the midseason point, it’s more important than ever to lock and load for the stretch run in your respective leagues.
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.
Happy Sunday, you waiver wire scavengers. It appears as though we’ve hit a soft spot in the zone; everyone keeps going on the IL and nobody comes off. The wire hears you signing the blues and beckons you to find some resolution with guys to help you through the waiting game.
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.
Welcome to a late edition of the Waiver Wire. Your guide did not expect this tightrope to be strung up so far after Sunday evening, but better late than never, right?
The way to win at gambling is taking calculated low-risk opportunities. Navigating fantasy baseball waivers is a lot like that, too.
It’s a sweltering Sunday, and it seems to be the perfect evening to sit in the air conditioning and research your fantasy baseball waivers.
Happy Father’s Day to all the dads out there. Sunday Funday is here, and brings with it fantasy baseball waiver claims.
Sunday Funday is here, which means fantasy baseball waiver claims are, too.
We are teetering on this tightrope for another week as we take a long look at fantasy baseball waivers.
Sunday Funday has come and gone, which means it’s time to take our weekly look at fantasy baseball waivers.
Another Major League Baseball season is well underway, and our weekly look at fantasy baseball waivers is, as well.
Welcome back to the waiver wire, my fellow fantasy scavengers. With the All-Star break behind us and far past the midseason point, it’s more important than ever to lock and load for the stretch run in your respective leagues.
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.
Happy Sunday, you waiver wire scavengers. It appears as though we’ve hit a soft spot in the zone; everyone keeps going on the IL and nobody comes off. The wire hears you signing the blues and beckons you to find some resolution with guys to help you through the waiting game.
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.
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