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Washington Nationals first baseman Matt Adams left Friday's game against Toronto after being hit on the hand with a pitch in the second inning. As of now, its too early to know the extent of the injury, but more news should be coming shortly. As for now, Mark Reynolds took over at first base and would be the main beneficiary if Adams were to miss time.

Washington Nationals first baseman Mark Reynolds is in the starting lineup on Wednesday, and will be batting cleanup against the Rays. Reynolds has cooled off over his last eight games going 4-for-28 with six strikeouts, but he has homered twice in that span. While you can never count out Reynolds' power, it's probably best to avoid him on [...]

After leaving Saturday's game following a foul ball off his foot which later caused him to sit out Sunday's game, Washington Nationals first baseman Matt Adams showed he was fine on Tuesday night by going 1-for-3 with his 13th home run of the season. Entering Tuesday, Adams had been in a slump over his previous eight games, hitting .174 with a .391 OPS. Adams will continue to slug home runs and provide plenty of fantasy value in that category, but his average will bring down his value somewhat.

Washington Nationals outfielder Bryce Harper and first baseman Matt Adams are out of Sunday's lineup against the Braves reports Mark Zuckerman of MASNsports.com. This appears to simply be a day off for the two sluggers, as Brian Goodwin will get the start in right field while Wilmer Difo will start at first base. Owners should make sure to adjust their lineups accordingly before the 1 p.m. lock time.

By now, you've probably heard that the United States Supreme Court has opened the door to legalized sports betting outside of the state of Nevada. The issue has several complicated angles to consider, but I've long felt that fantasy owners should have a familiarity with how betting on baseball works. Each game's over/under numbers and starting pitchers are often displayed on sports betting sites, making it an easy way to follow the league as a whole. Note that I am not advocating losing your [...]

Washington Nationals first baseman Matt Adams crushed two home runs in San Diego on Monday, giving him seven in May and 10 on the season in just 75 AB. He had five RBI on the night and has an eye-popping 1.169 OPS in 2018. [...]

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Washington Nationals first baseman Matt Adams hit a bomb last night against the Pirates and has now hit three home runs in his last two games. Adams, turning it on as of late, has hit four homers in his last six games and has also driven in 11 runs in that same time frame. Going forward, Adams is an effective option against righties. His 2018 OPS against righties now sits at 1.115. The Nationals next 4 games are all projected to be against right-handers: [...]