The A's take on Mike Pelfrey of the Tigers today in what should be a favorable matchup for hitters on both sides of the plate. Stephen Vogt got the day off on Saturday with Josh Phegley returning from the DL, but he should be back in the lineup today. Pelfrey is allowing 1.91 home runs per nine inni[...]

Stephen Vogt is starting to heat up at the plate. He crushed a solo homer on Monday and is up to five RBI over his past two games. Vogt proved last year that he can be one of the most productive catchers in fantasy and should be owned in all leagues. There's a chance he's available as he went throug[...]

Stephen Vogt went 1-for-3 with three RBI in Sunday's loss to the Yankees. Vogt hadn't driven in a run since May 7th. He's now up to 10 RBI on the year to go along with three homers and a .250 batting average. Even though it has been a slow month, Vogt is still a solid fantasy catcher. He had a big s[...]

The Oakland Athletics lost Stephen Vogt on Saturday after he was hit by a pitch, but he is likely going to return to the lineup today. He is hitting .250, and he has a ton of power, so using him in deeper daily leagues makes sense. He is also worth owning in deeper season-long leagues, as he can pro[...]

The Oakland Athletics will not have Stephen Vogt tonight against the Texas Rangers, as he is currently dealing with a thumb injury. X-rays returned back negative, so Vogt should return to action in a couple of days, but for the time being Matt McBridge will start behind the plate, as Josh Phegley is[...]

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This article references Buster Posey, J.T. Realmuto, Matt Wieters, Stephen Vogt, Yan Gomes, Yasmani Grandal and more! Ah yes, the ol' catcher slot. A treacherous minefield where most people seem to be playing for the "friendliest loss" with who they settle for at the position. Well fear not, as here are three players who are set to breakout in 2016. When I say breakout, I don't mean going from 0-to-100 just like that, but they are in a position to breakout from the Opening Day perception surrounding them to the next level. Without further ado, let's dig in. Editor's note: Be sure to also check out our 2016 [...]Keep on reading: Three Catchers Poised to Break Out in 2016

This article references Billy Butler, Blake Swihart, Christian Vazquez, Derek Norris, Josh Phegley, Justin Upton, Mark Canha, Nick Hundley, Ryan Hanigan, Stephen Vogt, Welington Castillo, Yonder Alonso and more! We're here to peek in at some catchers who are going to underwhelm their fantasy owners this year. Given their price point in drafts, they are set to disappoint you all. Whether it is through performance, playing time, or both, they just have this aura of expectations about them that doesn't align with what I see behind the numbers. Let's begin. Editor's note: Be sure to also check out our 2016 fantasy baseball rankings dashboard. It's already loaded up with tons of great rankings articles[...]Keep on reading: Three Catchers Who Will Bust in 2016

This article references Stephen Vogt and more! Who Should I Draft? This is a common question we all ask ourselves during fantasy baseball draft season. That's why we put together this simple but very useful tool to compare players and assist in making your draft picks. Tough draft decisions to make? Can't decide between a few players? Not sure who to draft? Compare any two MLB players and see which player is recommended for your fantasy baseball drafts based on ADPs and staff rankings. RotoBaller provides this great free player compa[...]Keep on reading: Who To Draft? Our Comparison Tool Helps You Decide

This article references Buster Posey, Derek Norris, John Jaso, Kyle Schwarber, Salvador Perez, Stephen Vogt and more! Catchers are always a tricky draft selection, and one name that will come up a lot in this year’s draft preparation is Stephen Vogt. From the 2014 season to the 2015 season, nearly all of Vogt’s counting stats doubled. His RBI total increased from 35 to 71, his runs scored total went from 26 to 58, and his home run total jumped up to 18 from 9. In these two seasons, Vogt was able to do all of this with a drop from in batting average (.279 to .261) and an increased K% (13.6% to 19.0%). This [...]Keep on reading: What to Make of Stephen Vogt in 2016