Also: the freedom of speech exhibited with (certain) baseball cards.
How has the big spike in home runs—which has been trending for more than 20 years—affects player values.
Middle relievers with big strikeout totals are gaining in value, which has fundamental implications for how fantasy baseball should be played.
Through 33 games, the Detroit Tigers stalwart is having his worst season since he broke in as a 20-year-old in 2003. He just turned 34, but have physical issues caught up the likely Hall of Fame slugger?
Sit Fastball. Swing Hard. Strikeouts Don’t Matter.
Grab Asbrubal Cabrera and Michael Lorenzen while you still can. And how about the Ryan Zimmerman revival?
He’s getting playing time with the Rockies because of Ian Desmond’s injury, and some of the early statistical indicators are encouraging, but what should fantasy owners do in the short- and long-term regarding the free-swinging slugger?
2016 was the year of the home run revisited. How might this affect fantasy owners in 2017, and how should it?
These unheralded players could help you in the long-ball department in 2016.
The elite fantasy sluggers who sizzled and fizzled this past season…
Everyone loves big flies, so they’re a fitting stat with which to kick off our new category-by-category fantasy series.
The gang chooses sleepers to lead the league in these two offensive categories.
Because Stanton long balls are the best long balls.
This trio saw its home run totals drop precipitously, but is there reason to hope for a rebound?
A fantasy-oriented look at the decline in pop across the league.
A look at the hitters who could outperform their PECOTA projections in the power department.