Toronto Blue Jays catcher Danny Jansen was 0-for-4 with four strikeouts during a 4-2 loss to the Baltimore Orioles on Tuesday. The 24-year-old was a well-received fantasy pick heading into the season, but he has severely disappointed so far. Jansen is slashing a measly .170/.259/.252 with two home runs, 12 RBI, and a 25 percent strikeout rate. Even though the catcher position can be a barren wasteland, Jansen is becoming a droppable asset in the deepest leagues. Unless he turns it around soon, [...]

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May is half over. That's scarcely believable, but it's true. Much more believable but equally true: there are plenty of players that should be axed. April showers can't bring May flowers for everyone, and some players even got that proverb mixed up: they are following up April flowers with damp May production. This analogy is failing, so let's move on to the serious part.Stats are through Friday, May 17. As we say every week: Remember that these recommendations are for standard leagues up to 12 [...]

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Toronto Blue Jays catcher Danny Jansen, who has a rigorous pre-game routine as a catcher, is hitting just .183/.261/.232 in 93 plate appearances over 27 games to begin the year. [...]

With the calendar flipping over to May later this week, we as fantasy managers, have to legitimately assess the state of our team's play so far. [...]

Baseball is back! Opening Day of the 2019 MLB slate came and went last week, but now we have the start of the minor league season to look forward to this week. Fantasy owners, especially those in dynasty/keeper leagues, are always looking for the next young stud prospect that might be a difference-maker at the next level.That's where we come in! If you aren't already familiar with this year's 2019 top-prospects list by MLB Pipeline, here you go. Many of the top names on this list -- Fernando Tat[...]

Toronto Blue Jays catcher Danny Jansen is serving as the designated hitter and is batting leadoff against Tigers starter Matt Moore on Sunday. Jansen has hit all over the lineup so far in his three games of the season with Toronto and is 1-for-7 with a strikeout to begin the year. He's a promising young catcher for the Blue Jays and will see his daily value spike with the move to the top of the lineup, but he's still more of a deep sleeper in DFS play.

Toronto Blue Jays catcher Danny Jansen is batting fifth on Saturday against the Detroit Tigers and rookie RHP Spencer Turnbull. Jansen batted eighth and went hitless on Opening Day and then received the day off on Friday. In just 72 plate appearances against RHP in 2018, Jansen had a .226 ISO and a wOBA of .344. It's a very small sample but the bump in lineup shows the Jays want to see how the rookie backstop performs in the heart of the lineup. Turnbull has just 16 1/3 career innings pitched in[...]