Fantasy Beat

Fantasy Beat: Coping with Swappery

The big-league deadline dealing was out of your control, but with some players in new venues, you may need to adapt and adjust.

Players who have been hot of late who you might want to add in making your own title run.

Picking from among the few quality freshmen you might want to run with down the stretch or keep for seasons yet to come.

Adding the Red Sox first baseman might provide dividends to the needy in a league near you.

In a moribund year for rookies, a variegated quartet of NL freshmen are getting it done at the plate.

What to expect from the newest Phillies hurler, and what that might mean for them as well as for you.

Picking the ballplayers who might find redemption for their ugly early-season production in the second half.

If you aren't one of the people holding one of the half-dozen quality options, you shouldn't be alone in your league.

Some oddities in first-half performance make for better days ahead for this group of starting pitchers.

If only we could see what the Padres' slugger could do during a season as something other than a Padre.

This season it's easy to fall into the trap of thinking you're fine for production at this high-offense spot.

The hapless aren't all necessarily hopeless, but picking which players can overcome bad starts takes some digging.

The most asked-about player in yesterday's chat gets a good going over.

Sometimes it's as much about who you've had to face as what you've done facing them.

A list of players who are suddenly hitting the ball much farther than we'd have ever hoped for, and who among them might continue on their merry way.

A quartet of first-year moundsmen taking turns in big-league rotations and doing well, and what to expect next.