Fantasy Baseball Tips

Considering the fact that they play on two of the biggest rival teams in Major League Baseball, it’s rare that Mets third baseman David Wright and Phillies second baseman Chase Utley end up mentioned in the same article. After the culmination of Fantasy Baseball Dugout’s first annual experts draft, Wright and Utley share distinctions at [...]

The basic rules of fantasy baseball are pretty simple to understand: put a roster of MLB players together, combine all of their stats together, score higher than your competitors, and BOOM! you win. But the finer details often vary from league to league. These days, free leagues on sites like ESPN and Yahoo! allow commissioners [...]

BeeZee got a chance to sit down for a chat with Kerel Cooper of OnTheBlack.com, a New York Mets blog. A debate over David Wright and Jose Reyes as the no. 1 Mets fantasy player starts the discussion, followed by the breaking down of Chris Young for 2011, and finally a mention of our first [...]

Fantasy Baseball Relief Pitcher Closer Strategy Call to the bullpen We’re just one run ahead Call for the bullpen And stop that rally dead Here comes the bull man In that funny little car But that pitching fool He’ll put out that fire It’s more than just golf cars bringing in relief pitchers that has [...]

By Jason Gove, guest contributor to Fantasy Baseball Dugout Fantasy baseball has been a big part of my life over the past few years. I have won and lost my fair share of fantasy baseball leagues. In my experience I have learned quite a few things about fantasy baseball that I would like to share. [...]

On Monday, Adam Wainwright, the St. Louis Cardinals co-ace and our 2011 no. 2 overall fantasy baseball starting pitcher, underwent successful Tommy John surgery to reconstruct the elbow of his throwing shoulder. Expected recovery time is 12 to 15 months, barring any setbacks. While it sucks to lose Wainwright from the player universe of 2011 [...]

In 2008, we first wrote about the Decline of the Dinger when home runs dropped to just 2.01 per game.  Home run totals bounced back in 2009 to 2.07, but home runs suffered a severe decline in 2010 when they fell to just 1.90 per game–the lowest total since 1993 when major leaguers hit 1.78 [...]

By Michael Keneski, Fantasy Baseball Dugout contributor It is now time for another installment of the 2011 Fantasy Baseball Toss Up where we look at two seemingly evenly matched players at a position and determine who would be the better player to select on draft day. Today we head over to third base where we [...]