This article references Carlos Gonzalez, Chris Young, Eric Stults, Felix Hernandez, Hisashi Iwakuma, Jake Peavy, James Paxton, SP, Troy Tulowitzki, Wei-Yin Chen and more! Even though fantasy football drafts are in full swing, it's approaching fantasy baseball playoffs time for many leagues, so this is the time when roster management and attention to lineup detail really pays off! Don't get too distracted with fantasy football that you let your fellow fantasy baseball owners out-manage you down the stretch, costing you playoff seeding, or even worse, a playoff spot.This piece focuses on the best two-start starting pitcher streamers and sleeper waiver wire pi[...] Keep on reading: 4 Two-Start Starting Pitcher Sleeper Streamers for Week 22

This article references David Price, Dillon Gee, Jake Peavy, Kevin Gausman, Roberto Hernandez, Roenis Elias, Shane Greene, SP, WR and more! Well Mr. Burns had done it/The power plant had won it/With Roger Clemens clucking all the while/Mike Scioscia's tragic illness made us smile/While Wade Boggs laid unconscious on the barroom tile/We're talking softballA friend of mine posted those beautiful lyrics on social media last week, and I knew it could only mean one thing: The Simpson's marathon had reached "Homer at the Bat."  Quite possibly one of the greatest episodes of any series of all time, the iconic 1992 show fol[...] Keep on reading: Starting Pitcher Waiver Wire Streamers for Week 22 (Part 1)

This article references Jake Arrieta, Jake Peavy, Jarred Cosart, Matt Harvey, Zack Wheeler and more! This weekly piece focuses on the best two-start pitchers and streamer waiver wire pickups for the upcoming week of fantasy baseball. These under-the-radar, two-start pitchers can be sleepers off the waiver wire depending on your league format, including NL-Only and AL-Only formats, and you can consider adding them to your head-to-head and daily-league lineups. These pitchers are near or below 50% ownership in Yahoo! leagues, some ideal for shallow leagues, some ideal for deep leagues. [...] Keep on reading: 5 Waiver Wire Sleepers: Two-Start Starting Pitcher Streamers for Week 14

Trade Deadline day and it's wild and hairy out there in the world of the old rumor mil leadinfg up to the 4 PM EDT trade deadline. Continue to check back all day as I update the piece based upon the deals that are made. All deals 3-TEAM DEAL Red Sox get: Jake Peavy, [...]

Fantasy baseball is more than talk about PED's, I swear it is even if no one believes it. So let's move past all that off the field junk, it's going to be the biggest story in sports soon as MLB seems likely to lay down the hammer on the Biogenesis players shortly, and talk [...]

If you talk to some folks in the fantasy baseball world they will tell you they think that Brett Anderson of the Athletics can be a top-25 starting pitcher (the A's seem to think so as well as they named him their Opening Day starter). You don't have to draft him that highly this season, [...]

Now that the 2012 season is over, it's time to review how my predictions went for each position in fantasy baseball. To that end, I will review my top-10 at each position and give a brief rundown on how each of the ten performed. I'll also list which player was a "Hit" (someone who lived [...]

FIRST HALF SURPRISES (1) Mike Trout most valuable players since call up. (2) R.A. Dickey #1 pitcher in fantasy baseball. (3) Edwin Encarnacion living up to expectations. (4) Melky Cabrera excelling for Giants. (5) Jason Kipnis 20/30 threat. (6) Ian Desmond the top SS in fantasy. (7) Jake Peavy and Johan Santana putting injury woes [...]

Monday's I will be taking a look at the fantasy baseball game by breaking down players who have produced noteworthy performances. This week it's all about hot starting batters and pitchers -- can they keep it up? To get your daily fantasy baseball fix make sure you head over to DailyJoust.com to set your salary [...]

Yesterday in SWIP: 2012 -- Starters, I gave a detailed description of exactly what SWIP is before I took a look at the starting pitcher pool from 2011. In PART II of my SWIP report, I'll take a look at all the hurlers who tossed less than 160 innings including a discussion about the men [...]