The topic of stolen bases can elicit a wide variety of opinions. To some, it is viewed as a trivial and useless category. To others, it is the mountain bypass through which you can catapult past idle teams toward the top of the standings. Regardless of your stance, the truth is that stolen bases have their place and must be addressed. This article isn't just for teams who avoided steals in the draft. Let's be honest, sometimes you can have the greatest plans but if the universe doesn't abide, yo[...]

Every week in baseball, a significant player will hit the disabled list, slip into a slump, or get traded out of a good spot. How fantasy owners adapt to these situations can make or break the season as a whole. One lousy add might not hurt the long-term standing of a team, but failing to take advantage of breakouts or impact bats before others sure can.The primary challenge of playing in an NL or AL-only league is often the lack of options regarding adding and subtracting players when needed. I[...]

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As important as it is to be active on the waiver wire, snagging that next hot bat or pitcher on a roll before anyone else can, let's be honest--there are only so many roster spots. That's why your watch list is just as important as your waiver wire activity, and perhaps even more so.Throughout the season, you want to get the jump on your competition and sniff out the breakout players before they break out. That's what this list is all about--using some in-depth research and advanced analytics to[...]

The Atlanta Braves have designated outfielder Danny Santana for assignment and recalled outfielder Michael Reed from Triple-A. Santana was hitting just .179 in 2018 and hasn't been the same person since his rookie season. He'll likely remain in Atlanta's organization. Reed has been recalled a few times but has yet to get a major league at-bat in 2018. He should be left on the waiver wire in all leagues.

After Atlanta Braves outfielder Danny Santana went 4-for-4 against the Pirates on Monday, he had another perfect day on Tuesday... albeit with just one at-bat. Santana is making a strong case to get a bench spot when the team breaks camp. As always, take Spring Training results with a grain of salt. If he's still hitting in the regular season, then he might be a good deep league pickup.

This article references Danny Santana and more! The Atlanta Braves re-signed infielder Danny Santana to a minor league deal Thursday, according to a source. Santana can also play the outfield. In 82 games between the Twins and Braves in 2017, Santana hit just .202 with four home runs, 23 RBI and seven steals in 168 at-bats. He served as a super-utility player with Atlanta and will likely just provide depth in that category again in 2018. There's nothing to see here from a fantasy standpoint.Keep on reading: Danny Santana Re-Signs With Braves

Outfielder Danny Santana landed on the 60-day DL after tweaking his quad in a rehab game. Santana has served as a reliable defensive fill-in for the Braves this season, though his offensive production has lagged behind. A spot on the 40-man roster has opened with this move as Santana's season is eff[...]

Braves' outfielder Danny Santana is headed to the disabled list after being diagnosed with a left quad strain. Santana has been paramount in Matt Kemp's absence, though more for his defensive standing than offensive. Kemp is nearing a return and will be the everyday option upon activation. The team [...]

Outfielder Danny Santana will start in place of Matt Adams for the Braves this evening. Concerns about Adams' ability to cover the large outfield have been confirmed by the move as his sliding offensive numbers do not make up for his defensive handicap. Santana has similarly struggled from the plate[...]