Archive: 2008 Fantasy Coverage
You know the names. You should also know this: With these guys, you don't have to worry about down years or lengthy time spent on the disabled list. This team doesn't necessarily resemble the best at each position, but it is the most reliable.
A look at five possible fantasy baseball pick-ups after one week of the baseball season. The candidates include Akinori Iwamura, Geoff Jenkins, Dan Wheeler, Kip Wells and Elijah Dukes.
Chien-Ming Wang’s injury is one of the most bizarre, but far from the only ailment suffered by a big-name player in this already-eventful season. The list is a long one, but we’ll focus on 10 of the most significant injuries, and try to determine if there’s a suitable replacement on the affected team’s roster. All statistics listed are through June.
Owners turned up an ace with these fantasy baseball pickups at starting pitcher. Who will keep it up in the second half?
Let’s change from fake GM to fantasy scout and look at 16 batters who have surprised us with their productivity this season. Half of these guys can be expected to sustain their success, and eight are likely to fall off the fantasy map.
Closers are now pulling themselves - can your fantasy team survive with Eric Gagne or Jason Isringhausen taking roster spots?
By Kevin Kleps, Fantasy Baseball Correspondent
Our look at popular names on the fantasy waiver wire and whether they're worth the transaction fee that usually comes along with the move:
Alex Rodriguez and Jorge Posada are out with injuries, and there might be a huge hole in your lineup. And those Yankees aren't the only ones who might be holding your team back.
Several big-name starters are struggling at the start of the fantasy baseball season? Is it time for fantasy owners to start to panic?
By Kevin Kleps, Fantasy Baseball Correspondent
A look at popular names on the fantasy waiver wire, and whether they’re worth the transaction fee that comes along with their hot start.
It’s tempting to jump on a guy who comes in and wins a 2-1 game in his big-league debut (Toronto's Jesse Litsch) or a guy who hits for the cycle in his first week (San Francisco Giants OF Fred Lewis). But keep in mind that there's a reason these guys started the season in the minors. Here are seven who appear to be safer.
It’s already been a tumultuous year for closers in fantasy baseball. It might be time to pick the carcasses of some closers on their way out, or closers who might have slid through the cracks.
A look at eight players might be available in fantasy baseball as roster pick-ups in May.
The lack of run support and the thought that one run allowed was one too many weren’t all CC Sabathia shed when he was traded to Milwaukee.
After he was introduced as the Brewers’ 290-pound playoff hope, a revelation was made. It’s CC. Not C.C.
“I guess I’d go no periods,” Sabathia told reporters in Milwaukee.
He lost the periods, and hopefully you kept Saba…
With some big names in new addresses, letÂ’s look at the impact of the transactions from the last week of July 2008 from a fantasy perspective (all statistics are through July).
Fantasy baseball: If only your fantasy team was more like Tampa Bay. (You can include that with “Josh Hamilton, fantasy MVP,” and “CC Sabathia, NL Cy Young,” in the Wait, What Just Happened? Category for 2008).
A look, by position, at the most overrated players in fantasy baseball in 2008.
A look, by position, at the most underrated players in fantasy baseball in 2008.
Advice about high draft picks for the 2008 fantasy baseball season.
