Now that the weird Week 16 schedule is in the books, we can return to our normal seven-day forecast in the two-start streamer world. However, to continue to avoid confusion, I'll label these articles with both the week of your fantasy season (for head-to-head players) and also the dates for relevance. This week's list will include pitchers returning from injuries and also some pitchers fighting for a spot in the rotation. Either way, it is important to remember that most of these pitchers are s[...]

New York Yankees utility man Tyler Wade has been recalled on Friday. He will join the team and try to fill the enormous void left by Aaron Judge (wrist). Judge suffered a chip fracture after being hit by a pitch on Thursday. The Yankees depth will be tested while both Judge and Gary Sanchez (groin) are out. This season, [...]

News of New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge's examinations has emerged following his getting plunked in the right wrist Thursday night in a win over the Kansas City Royals. According to examinations, the 26-year-old suffered a chip fracture of the right wrist, meaning he won't be able to swing a bat in a game for at least three weeks. The club has also announced that no surgery has been recommended, a huge sigh of relief for Yankees fans and Judge's fantasy owners in the long term. Of course[...]

New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge's (hand) X-rays were inconclusive, so he is now going for an MRI exam and CT scan, according to manager Aaron Boone. This doesn't look good, but we'll have to wait for more results. Judge was hitting .283 coming into Thursday with 26 home runs, 61 RBI and six stolen bases, so losing him at all would be a huge blow to the Yankees and fantasy owners. Brett Gardner and Aaron Hicks would likely fall into everyday playing time if Judge were to miss any exte[...]

After being hit by a pitch in the right wrist, New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge was removed from Thursday night's game against the Kansas City Royals. The 26-year-old was sent to the hospital after his removal for an MRI on the wrist. He was initially evaluated at Yankee Stadium, but the decision was made to send him to New York Presbyterian Hospital for the aforementioned MRI. Judge is hitting .283 this season with 26 home runs and 61 RBI.

This article is the second in our series on trade targets for the second half of the season. Part 1 focused on players generally ranked in the top 50. This installment focuses on offensive players ranked outside the top 50. Part three will focus on pitchers. After that, we'll focus on players to target for specific categories rather than positional improvement. Most of the players below have suffered injuries, uncharacteristically disappointing first halves, or shifts in the prevailing atti[...]

New York Yankees star outfielder Aaron Judge hit his second home run in two games on Monday. The slugger took advantage of the short porch in right field and deposited homer number 23 in the first inning. Unfortunately, that same short porch came back to bite him in the 11th inning. Ronald Acuna hit a blast that tipped Judge's glove but hit the stands nonetheless, securing the Braves' victory. Judge is now 4-for-8 in July and should be started in all formats. He and the Yanks will face Sean N[...]

The New York Yankees will seek a sweep of the Philadelphia Phillies on [...]

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New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge went hitless with a walk on Sunday against the Tampa Bay Rays. Considering the game went 12 innings, it's surprising that one of the Yankees most talented, most powerful bats did virtually nothing. Fantasy owners were probably just happy he only struck out once. These are the kinds of performances owners and daily fantasy players alike have to deal with when it comes to Judge, because at the end of the day, he's still hitting .274 with 19 home runs. You c[...]