J.D. Martinez got off to a late start, but is traveling five star from here to 162. Mike Trout, out for a while, must make more pedestrian accomodations.
A top prospect, Zimmer has a power-speed combo that has become increasingly rare in fantasy, and because of Cleveland’s injury troubles in the outfield, is getting a chance to contribute now. What can we expect?
The 30,000-foot-high view of the options available to roam your fantasy pastures.
The next wave of defensive positioning is here, as the Astros are placing their outfielders in more extreme locations than we’ve seen in the past.
Who are some good candidates for outfield shifts, and are teams shifting against them?
The next wave of defensive positioning is here, as the Astros are placing their outfielders in more extreme locations than we’ve seen in the past.
A look at how the position stacks up for the long haul.
A look at how this position stacks up between now and 2016.
Are teams passing up an advantage by not telling their corner outfielders to trade places based on the batter?
Who should be manning the outfield slots on your fantasy team?
After a miserable 2011 at the major-league level, will Minnesota at least see some happiness on the farm?