Chicago Cubs starting pitcher Kyle Hendricks struggled again on Sunday versus the Milwaukee Brewers. Hendricks only lasted four innings and allowed eight hits, four runs, one walk and struck out four. Hendricks has struggled over his first two starts and now has an ERA of 6.48 over that span. Hendricks is normally one of the more reliable and underrated pitchers in mixed leagues and owners shouldnt panic just yet. Hendricks will look for better results versus the Angels in his next outing.

Baseball is in full swing, didn't you miss it? Welcome back everyone to our starts/sits column for Week 2. We here at RotoBaller set out to ease your decision-making with our weekly starting pitcher matchups and recommendations.Below are the projected starting pitching matchups for [...]

The first official week of fantasy baseball is coming to an end and many of you are celebrating your draft hits and lamenting the misses. Realistically, there is no way to definitively know whether you made the correct decision or not for at least another month. It's a tormenting feeling at times because you may either cut bait too soon, or you're in too deep and played chicken with a replacement for long enough that they were picked up.The phrase Buy or sellis abit looser than it typically woul[...]

The Chicago Cubs signed starting pitcher Kyle Hendricks to a four-year contract extension on Tuesday that includes an option for the 2024 season. Financial terms of the extension were not disclosed. Hendricks isn't the sexiest fantasy commodity as a starting pitcher, but he's still useful in all leagues. The 29-year-old had a 3.44 ERA, 1.15 WHIP and 161 strikeouts in 199 innings (33 starts) for the Cubbies in 2018. He's now tossed at least 190 innings in two of the last three seasons.

We are continuing our updated analysis of points league tiered rankings with a final look at starting pitchers. In H2H points leagues, starting pitchers are the lifeblood of a fantasy team. The more innings and strikeouts a starter can rack up, the further it carries your team toward a championship.There is a solid core of SP at the top that are sure to fly off draft boards much earlier than in roto leagues. [...]

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What do I, Nick Mariano, have in common with great minds such as Ken Jennings, Gary Kasparov, and Lee Sedot? Before, I wouldnt have had an answer, but now I can say that weve all had the honor of challenging incredible Artificial Intelligence minds! Nevermind that those other three guys got crushed in their Man vs. Machine rounds, this is no place for data and predictive analytics. Gosh! Wait.[...]

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