Houston Astros outfielder Josh Reddick is looking to have a strong second half of the season after struggling with injuries and ineffectiveness in the first half. Reddick is currently slugging .508 through 63 at-bats in the month of July and has seven extra-base hits over his last 16 games played. An area where Reddick will need to improve upon is his effectiveness hitting with runners in scoring position. After posting a .346 average in 2017, Reddick is hitting only .200 through 65 at-bats with[...]

Houston Astros outfielder Josh Reddick has turned on the power over the past few weeks heading into the All-Star break. Reddick failed to go deep in both May and June but already has three home runs in the month of July and is slugging .460 over his last 50 at-bats. Reddick posted a .313/.363/.484 line last season with 82 runs batted in but has failed to get into a rhythm in 2018. A leg infection was a huge setback for Reddick and just now appears to be getting back into the true flow of the s[...]

Houston Astros outfielder Josh Reddick and Co. will host the A's in Houston [...]

BALLER MOVE: Add in 12+ Team Leagues OWNED IN: 31% of leagues ANALYSIS: Josh Reddick has had something of a bizarre season thus far. He blasted six home runs in his first 18 games, then went over two months before hitting another. After hitting .281 and .314 in the last two seasons, Reddick's average sat at .221 a month ago. He's brought it up nearly 50 points since then, hitting a robust .349/.375/.458 with a pair of home runs and four stolen bases during that span. The counting stat[...]

Welcome to Week 15 of the Cut List. Each week, I highlight players who you should consider letting go in your fantasy baseball leagues. Whether it's hyped prospects who hit a wall or veterans in extended slumps, sometimes it's best to know when to move on. This week I'm taking a look at Ian Kinsler, Salvador Perez, Yasiel Puig, and Cole Hamels. I think these guys are safe cuts in nearly all standard leagues. Kinsler isn't worth holding in shallow formats, Perez is slumping, Puig is replaceabl[...]

Welcome back to my hitting streamers column for Week 15, taking a look at hitters to add or stream off the waiver wire for this week's scheduled games. To keep things simple, I pick from players who are 50% owned or less and who play at least seven games in the week.  If someone jumps off the page at me as a less than seven game player, I may make an exception, but otherwise the advantage in number of games dictates my choices. Streaming can be a valuable tool, by allowing you to feast on[...]

Houston Astros outfielder Josh Reddick has homered in each of the past two games heading into Thursday's matchup against the White Sox. Over his past two games, Reddick is 5-for-10 with one double, two runs scored, two home runs and four runs batted in. The two-game stretch pulled up his batting average from .257 to .271, and he now will have a chance to stay hot against [...]

Hello everyone, and welcome to my weekly Top-30 Fantasy Rankings for Impact Rookies! In this series, I will be going over the top prospects in baseball and discussing which ones figure to have an impact for the rest of this fantasy baseball season. There have been tons of injuries lately. However, some of the top guys are starting to come back. Both Shohei Ohtani and Ronald Acuna have returned from their injuries. You will notice that the rookie rankings have been reflected to show that with [...]

Entering Week 15 of the Fantasy Baseball season, catcher remains one of the toughest to handle. With only so many high-level backstops available, most players are scrambling to the waiver wire to find low-owned catchers in the middle of a hot streak. If you're one of those people, this article is for you. The five players below are all less than 50% owned and could provide high value at the catcher position. They're ranked in tiers from players who should be picked up immediately, to players [...]

Houston Astros outfielder Josh Reddick will get the start when the team opens up a short series in Texas against the Rangers. Reddick had been on a nice run but currently is stuck in a 1-for-16 rut over the last four games. Before that, Reddick was flashing signs of getting on a roll. From June 10-June 27, Reddick went 20-for-48 (.416) but only one hit went for extra bases. The biggest issue with Reddick moving forward is how much pop he has left in his bat. The veteran racked up a slugging perc[...]