Fantasy Freestyle

Fantasy Freestyle: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Accept that Justin Upton is Quite Good

The Braves outfielder is a better fantasy asset than you think.

The Giants' ace has stolen the show this postseason, and J.P. saw his outstanding 2014 coming.

A look at how to avoid allowing biases to influence your projections.

The Giants first baseman hit for more power in 2014, but injuries held him back.

The Royals shortstop won't be a sexy name on draft day, but there's a lot to like about his fantasy profile.

In the second of a two-part series, Mike reviews how his senior-circuit bid value recommendations fared.

The former first-rounder plugged the Giants' hole at the keystone, but can he do the same for your fantasy squad?

The Cardinals center fielder isn't a sexy late-draft option, but could he still hold fantasy value in 2015?

The Royals center fielder has put his stamp on the postseason, but can he do the same for your fantasy team in 2015?

Craig reviews and grades his preseason prospect evaluations.

In the first of a two-part series, Mike reviews how his junior-circuit bid value recommendations fared.

After he held his own against Clayton Kershaw in the deciding game of the NLDS, is the righty's arrow pointing upward for 2015?

Paul thought these players might break out with regular playing time; how did they do?

Reviewing the good, the bad, and the Edwin Jackson.

The slider-happy righty has pitched well since losing his ninth-inning duties, but his long-term outlook hinges on a return to the closer role.

The outfielder has transformed his offensive game since coming to D.C., but can he sustain the improvements into 2015?