Fantasy Freestyle

Fantasy Freestyle: Small-Sample Numbers That Matter

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?

When circumstances compel you to make a move in April or May, how should you dodge the pitfalls associated with small sample sizes?

With several deep-league drafts under his belt, Ben shares a couple of the things he's learned so far this spring.

One fantasy title can stand in the way of another, so Jeff looks at how to avoid the pitfalls associated with success.

The top four picks in redraft leagues are relatively clear-cut, but whom should you target if your selection is just outside that tier?

Mike explains how to account for differences between the PFM's values and his bid limits during your auctions.

With keeper and raise decisions looming, a look at how your place in the standings should impact what you're willing to pay a player.

Identifying the best late-round options for mixing and matching in your fantasy lineup.

In response to a frequently asked question, Mike explains the process of tweaking his bids to match your league.

The fantasy crew tries to peg the top 15 picks and predict breakouts from later picks.