Fantasy Sports Strategy & Tips
Rockies' Fowler, Seth Smith undervalued in fantasy
ESPN — ...season (despite missing time because of a knee injury), it's obvious that the immediate returns for fantasy players have come in the steals department. He went 20-for-28 on the basepaths at Double...
Fantasy Baseball 7 hours agoHarris: Larry Johnson to make Portis look spry
ESPN — Christopher Harris looks at the fantasy implications of Larry Johnson's signing with the Washington Redskins.
Fantasy Football 7 hours agoBig Board: Baseball
Yahoo! Sports — A thyroid condition hurts not only Jose Reyes' place on the latest Big Board, but teammate Jason Bay's, too.
Fantasy Baseball 13 hours agoBackup closers: Finding save candidates
Fox Sports — Daniel Bard is Boston's future closer.
Fantasy Baseball 15 hours agoMound musings: Ranking top 100 relief pitchers
Fox Sports — Kansas City's Joakim Soria ranks No. 4 among the top 100 relief pitchers.
Fantasy Baseball 15 hours agoPosition Primer: Starting Pitcher
Yahoo! Sports — When it comes to drafting starting pitchers, owners should expect the unexpected.
Fantasy Baseball 16 hours agoForecaster: March Madness, NBA style
ESPN — Neil Tardy previews Week 21 in fantasy basketball, and wonders who will be the surprise player to emerge in March.
Fantasy Basketball 16 hours agoDiamond Debate: Evan Longoria versus David Wright
ESPN — Eric Karabell and Christopher Harris argue the merits of Evan Longoria and David Wright as two of the elite third-base option in fantasy this season.
Fantasy Baseball 17 hours agoQuentin healthy, productive again in spring games
ESPN — Chicago White Sox left fielder Carlos Quentin still hasn't put up a 500 at-bat season in the major leagues, but that's the only real negative at this ...
Fantasy Baseball 17 hours agoWorking the Wire: Cheap pickups for keeper leagues
ESPN — Josh Whitling highlights players who could be picked up for cheap in many leagues now but could be a major contributor next season.
Fantasy Basketball 18 hours agoTop Player News
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- Rays vs. Marlins Rays Report | Tampa Tribune Beautiful day here at Charlotte Sports Park. Blue skies and plenty of sunshine. The bases are clean and ready for today’s action against the visiting Marlins. Former Rays Jorge Cantu is in the Marlins lineup. So are Hanley Ramirez and Dan Uggla. Here is the Rays lineup: Jason…
- WEST HAM: Zola calls for flying start at Chelsea Guardian Series WEST HAM boss Gianfranco Zola has demanded his team fly out of the blocks when they kick off against Premier League title favourites Chelsea at Stamford Bridge today.
- LIVE TEXT: Burnley FC v Wolves Burnley Express BURNLEY welcome Wolves to Turf Moor in a relegation six-pointer, both sides need to win today.
- Capitals' Mike Knuble on upcoming road trip Capitals Insider | Washington Post The Capitals begin a week long road trip on Sunday, starting against the Chicago Blackhawks in a game that could be a preview to the Stanley Cup finals. The Blackhawks have the second best record in the Western Conference and are two points out of first, trailing only the San Jose Sharks. The Blackhawks have the third most points in the league, and Capitals right wing Mike Knuble said he expects the game to have a playoff atmosphere. He's what Knuble had to say about the matchup after Washington's 3-2 loss to Tamp Bay: foo
- Pirates at Red Sox, 1:05 p.m. Sox Blog | Providence Journal The weather has finally cleared up here in supposedly sunny Florida, and expected to be back in action today against the Pittsburgh Pirates following yesterday's rainout. For the first time this spring, all nine anticipated regular players are in the lineup, and the batting order may look very much like this to start the season. Yesterday's rained-out game with the St. Louis Cardinals was rescheduled for March 22. Today's real game will be followed by an intrasquad contest, to get work for the players who missed out on their at-bats or innings due to yesterday's rainout. LF Ellsbury 2B P...
- Lineups and links Nationals Journal | Washington Post Elijah Dukes has been batting seventh, or even eighth, some games this spring, and that is not coincidence. Spring training is a time to try things out, and Nationals Manager Jim Riggleman is considering batting Dukes lower in the batting order this season. Dukes typically hit sixth last season when the Nationals had their full complement, but the addition of Ivan Rodriguez and Adam Kennedy may push him down in the order. Riggleman floated the idea of a regular lineup that would look something like this: 1. Nyjer Morrgan, CF 2. Cristian Guzman, SS 3. Ryan Zimmerman, 3B 4. Adam Dunn, 1B 5. Josh...