Not every position in fantasy baseball has the same type of talent distribution. In a game where determining how to value a player is vital, the amount of talent at each positions drives the demand for that position up
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Fantasy baseball keeper league teams are nearing the time to decide who they will keep on their roster for the upcoming year. While we can get caught up in players’ past production, these decisions are solely about the future
The industry standard for fantasy baseball leagues is still the traditional rotisserie league but point-based leagues have quite a market as well. These leagues make for an easy transition for those who started in the fantasy football world as
You probably remember learning about supply and demand at some point in your academic life. The idea is that the quantity of a product that’s on the market and the demand for that product have an effect on the
In a roto league, you hope to finish near the top in five categories for pitchers and hitters. How well you do in those categories will be largely determined by your draft strategy. If you target SB’s early then
In the fantasy baseball universe, you’re in one of two camps: those who try to get one of the top catchers (position scarcity!) or those who wait until the rest of their roster is already filled (all catchers stink!).
As fantasy baseball owners in a typical 5×5 league, it’s easy to get caught in a trap of thinking that each roto category should be treated separately. But, it’s a bad trap to get caught in because high values in
Position scarcity is always a hot topic of fantasy baseball conversation during draft season. One of the toughest positions to accurately gauge for this particular year is third base. With two new superstars joining the position when they gain