Fantasy Baseball Tips

Whether you play in fantasy baseball leagues for money or for fun, you want to pay attention to the waiver wire in your league. Here are some tips to help you find some good hitting waiver wire picks for free fantasy baseball leagues, as well as for fantasy baseball leagues for money. Jed Lowrie – [...]

Two weeks into the baseball season and already tons to discuss. I always state that at this early juncture the sample size is too small to make meaningful conclusions, i.e look at Josh Willingham’s .419/.514/.871 stat line. Having said that, my friends usually don’t miss an opportunity to harp on me and state that they [...]

We asked for fantasy baseball tips from some of the experts out there and came up with a lot of great tips for you.  Here’s just a few of our favorites. Everyone tries to build a solid foundation with their first pick, but astute fantasy players go beyond that to build a rock-solid foundation.  My [...]

Many fantasy baseball leagues implement Free Agent Acquisition Budgets (FAAB) as a way to level the playing field for acquiring players on waivers and the free agent player pool. ESPN has been offering FAAB as a waiver management option in their free fantasy baseball games since 2010. We’re not sure when Yahoo! and some of the [...]

Tips on adjusting your roster in weekly fantasy baseball leagues. Many fantasy baseball leagues are set up so that teams accumulate statistics based on the players that are active during that particular week, often a Monday through Sunday week.  Some leagues allow daily changes to be made in the league, but this is often too [...]

The Fantasy Baseball Dugout radio show from Saturday, March 10 had BallparkBob reporting live from Spring Training in Clearwater where he talked about Batting Average/Balls in Play (BABIP).  Based on the luck factor that is commonly referred to on BABIP, expect a big year out of Evan Longoria while Matt Kemp will not be able [...]

Learn how to join the Spadora on Sports fantasy baseball league where you can win prizes for beating the experts at Fantasy Baseball Dugout. Also, Jonathan Bentz talks about Evan Longoria, David Price, Carlos Gonzalez, and Adam Jones who are players who are all turning 27-years-old this season and are at their peak of productivity.

There’s a popular theory in sabermetric circles that MLB players enter their years of peak statistical performance when they turn the age of 27. Technically, the age range of peak performance for MLB players is somewhere between 26 and 32. During this time period, a man is physically at his peak. The combination of physical [...]