Ah, there is nothing quite like the highs and lows of fantasy baseball season. Every at-bat in every game played is the final straw based on that moment, though the reality is that MLB players will have hundreds more of these in the coming weeks to neutralize whatever outcome happened.Throughout the first half, plenty of recently unknown players have thrived in fantasy baseball while many perennial All-Stars have disappointed. Below, I discuss which known commodities should work their way back ...

As weekend MLB action approaches, there are plenty of headliner hurlers on the injury report. We have the latest updates on stud pitchers around the league. Let's take a look at injured pitchers Andres Munoz, Jack Flaherty, MacKenzie Gore, Bryan Woo, Kodai Senga, Merrill Kelly, and more.This is our weekly edition of fantasy baseball injury updates for pitchers as of June 13, 2024. Whether your top ace is out of action, or a depth player is banged up, some players on this list are sure to affect ...

The weekend MLB slate is near, meaning it's time to check in on key fantasy baseball hurlers who could be out of action. Let's take a look at injured pitchers Ryan Pepiot, Bryan Woo, Gavin Williams, Cristian Javier, Eduardo Rodriguez, and moreThis is our weekly edition of fantasy baseball injury updates for pitchers as of May 10, 2024. Whether your top ace is out of action, or a depth player is banged up, some players on this list are sure to affect fantasy baseball lineup decisions.To keep ...

Bryan Woo made his MLB debut in 2023, starting 18 games for the Seattle Mariners. While Woo struck out 93 batters in 87 2/3 innings, he finished the year with near-average run-prevention numbers.Woo made 16 starts for three levels in the MiLB in 2022 and nine in Double-A last season. His 3.74 ERA and 4.21 strikeout-to-walk ratio over those 25 starts were enough for the Mariners to entrust him with a starting spot over the final few months of 2023. His 4.21 ERA and 96 ERA+ were just under the ...

BALLER MOVE: Target in drafts ~pick 195CURRENT ADP: ~203 overallANALYSIS: Seattle Mariners right-handerBryan Woowas drafted in 2021 and logged just 282 IP in the minors before being thrust into action last season. The former sixth-round pick pitched admirably despite the lack of seasoning, ending the season 4-5 with a 4.21 ERA (4.13 SIERA), 1.21 WHIP, and 16.7% K-BB% over 18 starts (87 2/3 IP).He posted very strong K% numbers in the minors, which carried over to the majors (25.1%), but the ...

BALLER MOVE: Add in all leagues of any size.ROSTERED IN: 33% of leaguesANALYSIS: Bryan Woo has a 4.96 ERA, but his xFIP is 4.10. He has 54 strikeouts in 49 innings. His last two outings are typical of a young pitcher going around the league for the first time.https://twitter.com/PitchingNinja/status/1683210375599124480?s=20He struck out seven batters, but allowed four earned runs in six innings against the Blue Jays and then allowed three earned runs against the Diamondbacks in five innings ...

BALLER MOVE: Add in all leagues of any size.ROSTERED IN: 44% of leaguesANALYSIS: Woo is another pitcher that fits the theme of this week's pitchers so far. He's another young pitcher who strikes out more than a batter per inning and has an xFIP lower than his ERA. Woo has a 4.74 ERA, but his xFIP is 3.72. He has 47 strikeouts in 36 innings.https://twitter.com/ThunderDanDFS/status/1683123633454034944?s=20His last outing was his worst outing since his MLB debut as he allowed six earned runs to the...

Welcome back RotoBallers to another edition of the fantasy baseball waiver wire rankings for Week 18 -- July 24 through July 30. We are a week away from August, leaving just over two months left of the regular season. More top prospects are being called up to the big leagues, and some are producing for fantasy managers immediately. The Reds called up top prospect Christian Encarnacion-Strand earlier in the week, while the Brewers promoted outfielder Sal Frelick.Notable injury notes include Nolan...

Welcome RotoBallers to our mid-week fantasy baseball waiver wire rankings list for Week 17 - July 10 through July 16 to help you stay on top of the waiver wire, especially in leagues that allow daily moves. The Oakland A's will call up top prospects Tyler Soderstrom and Zack Gelof, and both are set to make their MLB debut Friday against the Twins. While Soderstrom and Gelof will make their big league debuts, top prospects such as Christian Encarnacion-Strand, Grayson Rodriguez, Ronny Mauricio, ...

BALLER MOVE: Add in 12+ Team LeaguesROSTERED IN: 40% of LeaguesANALYSIS:Seattle started the season with a full stable of effective, experienced starting pitchers. With Robbie Ray out for the year recovering from Tommy John surgery and Marco Gonzales nursing a worrisome forearm strain, Bryan Woo and Bryce Miller have emerged as strong rookie arms for the Mariners.The 23-year-old Woo was promoted directly from Double-A when Gonzales hit the injured list. Woo has impressed with a 3.63 ERA backed up...