Archive for the 'Fantasy Baseball Tips' Category

Pitcher Innings Limits

Monday, July 26th, 2010

Some advanced fantasy baseball leagues use a pitcher innings limit.  This means that the total innings that your staff can pitch is limited.  Once that total innings pitched is reached, your statistics are locked in for the season.
The most common amount of innings pitched limit appears to be 1250 per season, although the Fantasy 411 [...]

Chickens. John Kruk. Fantasy Baseball?

Wednesday, July 21st, 2010

John Kruk recently did a Denny’s commercial with a bunch of talking chickens. They asked him a whole bunch of clucktastic questions to seek his copious amount of fantasy baseball advice. Hilarity ensues.
And just for the record – if anyone really does have a fantasy baseball lineup closely resembling the names dropped in this commercial… [...]

All Star Break Fantasy Baseball Tips

Friday, July 9th, 2010

It’s just about the All-Star break.  It’s the time of year when MLB teams decide if they have what it takes to make a run for the pennant or if they are better off trading veterans for youngsters that may help in the future.
It’s the same thing with fantasy baseball.  If your fantasy baseball team [...]

5 Guys To Consider If You Own Pedroia Or Utley

Saturday, July 3rd, 2010

If you own one of these two top fantasy baseball second baseman, you’ve probably been scrambling trying to figure out what to do at second base with your team.
Pedroia’s already been out for about a week with a broken foot, and will probably miss another five. Utley is going to be out until about September [...]

Should You Have A Bigger Bench For Hitters Or Pitchers In Fantasy Baseball?

Saturday, June 19th, 2010

It’s a fair question for any fantasy baseball manager to ponder. So let us ponder it and try to put together a universal answer that makes sense for each of the 11 million fantasy baseball owners that  have a different team on a different game system with different league scoring settings.
As the season goes on [...]