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Managers continue to slide through the waiver wire at alarming rates. Try not to overreact and make rash decisions. Let the underperforming stars get into a groove. Their numbers will normalize.Some outfielders would be better suited to stream for a hot bat. Others need to be replaced just because they are no longer on the field (IL). That is a situation that is affecting many owners, and there is nothing you can do except find a decent replacement as quickly as possible or risk losing valuable [...]

There are plenty of strategies that fantasy managers explore in hopes to get an advantage over their opponent. Heavy lineup, heavy starting pitchers, no catcher, all (or mostly) reliever staff, no reliever staff, etc. Even if you play a balanced lineup, injuries can cause holes. A few weeks without a key player wont kill a season, but why accept losing when you can stream?Streaming can be a risky business. If you do it right and check the necessary boxes, you can win the week. This column will d[...]

BALLER MOVE:Add in 12+ Team LeaguesOWNED IN: 25% of leaguesANALYSIS:If he could ever manage to stay healthy, Kevin Kiermaier probably wouldn't ever appear in the hallowed pages of our waiver wire blog. Alas, his career has been marred by a variety of injuries that have kept him from logging 500 plate appearances in all but one of his five MLB seasons.[...]

Tampa Bay Rays outfielder Kevin Kiermaier will not be in the starting lineup for Monday's game against Carlos Rodon and the Chicago White Sox. Kiermaier is slashing .300/.353/.667 to start the season with two home runs, six RBI, and two stolen bases. The 28-year-old is far more renowned in the field than at the plate, and this start can likely be chalked up to a timely hot streak. Guillermo Heredia will get the start in center field and bat fifth. Fade him in DFS formats on Monday.

Tampa Bay Rays outfielder Kevin Kiermaier is expected to take a seat for Monday's series opener against the Chicago [...]

Managers continue to dig through the waiver wire at alarming rates for a season that just begun. Try not to overreact and make rash decisions. Trust in your draft strategy and the players you drafted. Give them time to get into a groove, which should be more than a single week.[...]

Even though the Tampa Bay Rays won 90 games in 2018, their surge to start this year is quite a surprise. They have won five of their six games thus far and are in sole possession of first place in a top-heavy AL East. While this is partly due to the Red Sox and Yankees stumbling out the gates, the Rays' performance should not be overlooked.[...]

Tampa Bay Rays outfielder Kevin Kiermaier hit a three-run home run in the Rays rout of the Rockies on Monday. Kiermaier went 2-for-3 with four RBI and one run scored on the day. Hes had trouble staying on the field, playing in less than 106 games in each of the past three seasons. [...]

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