Fantasy Freestyle

Fantasy Freestyle: Negotiation Styles

A look at how your league-mates might approach trade discussions, and how you should go about dealing with them.

In shallow formats, potential alone isn't enough for a player to warrant a roster spot.

A look at how to take personal biases out of transaction decisions.

In part one in a three-part series on negotiation, Jeff advises getting a headstart on discussions with your league-mates.

Mike examines the reasoning behind the popular auction spending split.

These promising minor leaguers saw their stocks tumble in 2013 but have started 2014 on a high note.

Advice to help you avoid being steered off course by April results.

Building for next year based on your league's rules.

A way to determine the optimal time to acquire underperforming players and the right time to jump ship.

Despite what everyone says, some early performances do make a difference.

Mike analyzes the results of his recent home keeper-league auction.

With drafts and auctions in the rearview mirror, Jeff looks back on his and underscores the importance of making adjustments.

Mike hates his team.

A rundown of the ninth-inning candidates in Houston, Cincinnati, and Cleveland.

As the offseason winds down, Bret shares some of his late-draft sleepers for various league sizes and formats.

When making a fantasy trade, should you simply target the deal with the highest value, or is there more to it than that?