No strikeouts, no problem for Graveman
Oakland A’s pitcher Kendall Graveman isn’t going to dominate in the strikeouts category. That’s why he’s on the waiver wire for fantasy baseball owners to… Read More ›
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Don’t sleep on Aaron Brooks for back-end start
Yes, the Houston Astros can score runs up and down its line-up. Call it a hunch or maybe there’s just not many great options on… Read More ›
Cano finally hitting well; find out who else is, too
Here comes Robinson Cano…finally. The Seattle Mariners second baseman had a pedestrian first half of the season with six home runs, a .251 batting average… Read More ›
A.J. Burnett, Josh Reddick primed for trade market
It’s time to look at trading a few of those players who have helped fantasy baseball teams navigate through the first three months of the season.… Read More ›
Kansas City Royals keep slim lead on American League pennant odds
Less than a month away from the All-Star break and American League teams are beginning to grab hold of the top spots in odds for… Read More ›
Chen, Chavez undervalued as pitchers in fantasy baseball
Quality starting pitching is tough to find at this time of the season. Here are two options still on the waiver wire who could give… Read More ›
Hot or not: Waiver-wire fantasy baseball pitchers
These pitchers are not on the same level as of right now for fantasy baseball owners. HOT Jesse Chavez The odd case of Oakland A’s… Read More ›
Steal your way to winning stolen bases category
Winning the stolen bases category is not every fantasy baseball owner’s forte. Dee Gordon isn’t walking through that door for many owners, so finding stolen bases… Read More ›
MLB teams hitting the over in totals
If all else fails when gambling on Major League Baseball this summer, the first part of the season has shown that when betting totals, the… Read More ›
Sure bet: Oakland A’s in the over
Two betting trends are becoming more apparent in the American League West. Oddsmakers continue to put Houston as an underdog, despite a 13-4 in that… Read More ›
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