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?
It is Sunday night, and you know what that means: Time to hit those fantasy baseball waivers hard in an effort to improve your squad en route to a championship.
It’s a game so nice, you gotta play it twice. Let’s turn two after last week’s recommendations did well.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Raise your hand if you need some assistance, because it’s that time again! Time to place some bids and make some claims.
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?
It is Sunday night, and you know what that means: Time to hit those fantasy baseball waivers hard in an effort to improve your squad en route to a championship.
It’s a game so nice, you gotta play it twice. Let’s turn two after last week’s recommendations did well.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Raise your hand if you need some assistance, because it’s that time again! Time to place some bids and make some claims.
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