This article references A, Adrian Gonzalez, Alex Guerrero, Alex Rodriguez, Chris Carter, Chris Davis, Clay Buchholz, Colby Rasmus, Danny Duffy, Dee Gordon, Evan Gattis, George Springer, J.D. Martin, Jake Marisnick, Jay Bruce, Jimmy Rollins, Joey Votto, Jose Bautista, Luis Valbuena, Marcell Ozuna, Mark Teixeira, Mookie Betts, Nelson Cruz, Santiago Casilla, Shin-soo Choo, Sonny Gray, SP, Victor Martinez, Yasiel Puig and more! Buy Low/Sell High and Fantasy Baseball Trade Advice RotoBaller is very excited about the launch of our very own radio station. You can now find our new shows on BlogTalkRadio live or on demand, and on iTunes under podcasts. Every Wednesday night at 9:30 PM EST, RotoBaller co-founder Real Talk Raph and co-host Anthony Aniano (follow him on twitter) will be discussing the most relevant fantasy sports news and information. Editor's Note: Don't forget to check out all of RotoBaller's Pre[...]Keep on reading: MLB Podcast on RotoBaller Radio: Buy Low/Sell High Fantasy Baseball Trade Advice

This article references A, Danny Santana, Domingo Santana, Evan Gattis, Joc Pederson, Joey Votto, Mike Moustakas, Victor Martinez and more! We've talked already about the value of balancing patience and proactivity in the early going. That said, as April draws to a close, it behooves us to reassess the fantasy outlook for some players. The following half-dozen hitters have given fantasy owners reason to question their initial valuations.   Three Trending Up Mike Moustakas, 3B, Kansas City Royals   The man they call Moose Tacos was the second overall pick in the 2007 draft and looked every bit the part as he rose thro[...]Keep on reading: Trending Up/Down: Fantasy Baseball April Stock Watch

Sure, it's early, but Houston's Evan Gattis has been a special kind of bad so far in 2015. Will he turn things around?

This article references Carlos Gonzalez, Charlie Blackmon, Corey Dickerson, Drew Stubbs, Evan Gattis, Francisco Cervelli and more! The term sleeper is overused and commonly confused in fantasy sports. Too many people confuse the concept of a player being undervalued (i.e. a player getting drafted in the seventh round that is going to return fifth round value) versus a player being a true sleeper. When I think sleeper, I think Rip Van Winkle. I think of somebody that has been off the radar (or maybe has never been on the radar) for so long that people aren't even thinking about them. When talking about sleepers, especial[...]Keep on reading: NL Only Deeper Draft Sleepers: Winter Hibernation Ends

This article references Addison Reed, Andrew Cashner, Brian McCann, Buster Posey, Carlos Santana, Clayton Kershaw, Devin Mesoraco, Evan Gattis, Francisco Liriano, Jake McGee, Jonathan Lucroy, Jose Quintana, Luke Gregerson, Mat Latos, Matt Cain, Matt Shoemaker, Matt Wieters, Salvador Perez, Sean Doolittle, Taijuan Walker and more! Position scarcity and depth are topics of great debate every draft season. Where the talent pool is deep, you can afford to wait. Where it is scarce, an early pick is often in order. During the work on my series of draft value articles using RotoBaller's ADP Draft Sleepers Tool, I examined the depth of each position in great detail. The culmination of that work is this latest article, one in which I explore the deepest and shallowest positions in this year's draft.   Deepest: Starting P[...]Keep on reading: How to Use Positional Scarcity and Depth to Your Advantage

This article references Alex Meyer, Andrew Heaney, Aroldis Chapman, Evan Gattis, Homer Bailey, Marco Gonzales, Mat Latos, Nick Tropeano, Tony Cingrani and more! As the final week of Spring Training winds down, the series on top redraft pitchers continues with numbers 11 through 20. Previously we covered 50-41, 41-30, and 30-21. Jobs are being won, depth charts established, service time manipulated, and all that good preseason stuff. All the guys listed here (and in the next and final installment of this list) will have a legitimate chance to contribute this season. Even if they aren't guys you wi€™ll want to draft right away, they are all worth ke[...]Keep on reading: Eye on the Minors: Redraft Pitching Prospects #11-20

This article references A.J. Ellis, Buster Posey, Carlos Santana, Devin Mesoraco, Edwin Encarnacion, Evan Gattis, Howie Kendrick, Jason Castro, Jimmy Rollins, Jonathan Lucroy, Jose Bautista, Josh Donaldson, Matt Kemp, Matt Wieters, Melky Cabrera, Miguel Montero, Russell Martin, SP, Wilin Rosario, Yan Gomes and more!   Draft Patience Is A Virtue Catcher is one of the shallowest positions in fantasy baseball which leads to wide varying opinions in regards to preseason rankings. Look no further than Yan Gomes, who ranges from 4th to 15th in our rankings. My personal rankings have a clear tier 1 (Buster Posey, Jonathan Lucroy, Carlos Santana, Devin Mesoraco), with the players in tier 2 (Yan Gomes, Evan Gattis) very close behind. If you miss out on the players listed above, my best advice is to wait [...]Keep on reading: Three Catchers Who Will Outperform Their 2015 ADP: Rankings Analysis

This article references Adam Lind, Alex Avila, Brian McCann, Buster Posey, Carlos Ruiz, Carlos Santana, Chris Iannetta, Christian Bethancourt, Christian Vazquez, Derek Norris, Devin Mesoraco, Dioner Navarro, Evan Gattis, Francisco Cervelli, Hank Conger, Jarrod Saltalamacchia, Jason Castro, John Jaso, Jonathan Lucroy, Josmil Pinto and more! Last month, we brought you RotoBaller's preliminary catcher fantasy baseball rankings. The February update is here. We'll be releasing all the other positional rankings updates this week, with analysis from all the RotoBaller writers on their favorite risers and fallers at each MLB position. Make sure to also check out our MLB Fantasy Baseball Rankings blog, along with all of RotoBaller's catcher rankings content.    2015 Fantasy Baseball Catcher Rankings Brad Johnson (Lead [...]Keep on reading: 2015 Fantasy Baseball Rankings: Catcher (C) – February Update

Is David Wright still elite? Is Evan Gattis a fantasy baseball steal? We answered that and more here on numberFire yesterday.

Evan Gattis had a monster first half of 2014 before a back injury derailed his season. With a new team and a higher volume of plate appearances, can he justify the risk he carries?