Fantasy Freestyle

Fantasy Freestyle: Looking at Values, Part 1: Hitters

Examining how bats have performed relative to their fantasy price tags to this point in the season.

These starters may have unexpectedly anchored your staff in the early going, but can they keep it up going forward?

The A's backstop is off to a sizzling start; what does it mean for Norris and other young catchers who struggled early in their careers?

A look at ways to alleviate the fear that sometimes accompanies a seemingly fair trade proposal.

Updating the fantasy stock of Chicago's best young hitting talents.

Mike examines whether clinging to FAAB dollars or trading for more to use deep into the season is a good idea.

In part one of two, J.P. looks at which early-season darlings have sustained their production and which have fallen off a cliff.

Sunk costs impact everyone's fantasy decisions, but acting on them the right way can give you an advantage.

Is your fantasy team lagging behind in a particular 5x5 category? Mauricio's here to help.

Most buy-low and sell-high players are too obvious, but for some, groupthink can lead to gaps between real and perceived value.

Advice for owners who feel like they're stuck in no-man's land between contention and dumping.

A scouting- and fantasy-based look at one of the top arms in the Cardinals system.

In the second part of a two-article series, Mike examines the returns that $1-3 pitchers could provide to owners who are dumping.

In the first of a two-article series, Mike examines the returns that $1-2 hitters have provided to their owners.

The Indians catcher-turned-third baseman has scuffled through two months, but there are reasons to be optimistic.

A look at why evaluating players based on other players we find comparable can be troublesome, and how to overcome the issue.