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MLB Archive
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Kimbrel, Johnson Look Dominant
April 29, 2012Here’s a look at the top five fantasy relief pitchers as we’re close to the end of the first month of the regular season.
1. Jim Johnson, Orioles:
Part of Johnson’s success has been that the Orioles are playing much better than anticipated, but kudos for Johnson for converting the opportunities he’s been given. Though Johnson isn’t much of a strikeout threat, he’s been perfect this season and he should be a high value guy if you were able to get him. If you get the right price, though, Johnson is the kind of guy you might want to consider selling.
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Jeter a Big Surprise in April
April 29, 2012Though your fantasy teams need a few studs to have a shot, a lot of the time it comes down to the steals that you were able to get. So far no one has been more of a steal than Derek Jeter, who is having one of the best opening months of his career. Here’s a look at the players that have been the biggest surprise this April.
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Peavy Surprise Top Pitcher in April
April 28, 2012Here’s a look at the top five fantasy starting pitchers as we come close to the end of the first month.
1. Jake Peavy:
Who saw this one coming? Though Peavy obviously was a former stud, many assumed that his career was headed downhill, mainly because that’s what the stats have been saying for a while. But Peavy has been unbelievable so far this year, with a 1.88 ERA and 3-0 record in his first four starts. So far, Peavy looks like the steal of the draft.
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Kemp in Class of His Own So Far
April 27, 2012With the baseball season just about a month in, there is the usual combination of surprises, though many of the big names are once again putting up big numbers. Here’s a look at the type five hitters so far this fantasy season.
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Lincecum, Hernandez Still Elite
March 23, 2012Here are the top starting pitching options following Roy Halladay, Justin Verlander, Cliff Lee, Jared Weaver and Clayton Kershaw.
6. Felix Hernandez, Seattle Mariners:
Hernandez unfortunately pitches for the team that scored the least runs in the league in 2011, so you can’t expect a lot of wins for King Felix. Having said that, he typically pitches very deep into the game, racks up strikeouts and wins just about every time the Mariners put up any runs.
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Halladay Top Fantasy Pitching Option
March 22, 2012To have a chance in your fantasy league, you’ll need a couple of pitching studs. Here are the best options as we head into the 2011 regular season.
1. Roy Halladay, Philadelphia Phillies:
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Other Elite Outfield Fantasy Options
March 21, 2012Here’s a look at the other outfielders who can help you produce following Ryan Braun, Jacoby Ellsbury, Matt Kemp, Jose Bautista and Curtis Granderson.
6. Andrew McCutchen, Pittsburgh Pirates:
The downside for McCutchen is that he plays in Pittsburgh, but he also has free range to stay very aggressive on the base paths. With 30-stolen base potential and some real pop in his bat, McCutchen is a fun player who looks to be on the rise.
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Ranking the Top Fantasy Outfielders
March 20, 2012Fielding an outfield requires a nice combination of speed and power, and there are plenty of great options heading into the 2012 season. Here’s a look at the outfielders you should target this year.
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Picking the Right Fantasy Catcher
March 19, 2012Even if picking your catcher isn’t always the most exciting pick in your draft, there are always a few studs that can really help your team’s production. Here’s a look at the top fantasy options for catcher heading into the 2012 season.
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Tulo Looks Like Top Shortstop
March 18, 2012The days of the mashing shortstops seems to be over, though there are still some great hitters that can help your team win this season. Here’s a look at the top shortstops heading into the start of the 2012 regular season.
