The article discusses strategies for NFL survivor pools, emphasizing the importance of visualizing team odds, considering popularity and future value, and choosing optimal teams like the Broncos and Eagles for Week 1 to maximize chances of long-term survival in different contest sizes.
The article discusses the aftermath of the baseball trade deadline, highlighting the trades made, especially involving starting pitchers, and explores the implications for fantasy baseball players as they adjust their strategies.
The article provides strategies and picks for DraftKings NASCAR DFS for the Enjoy Illinois 300 at Gateway. It highlights the importance of Michael McDowell and Austin Cindric in cash games and suggests different tournament strategies based on their performance. Key drivers like Ryan Blaney, Joey Logano, and Denny Hamlin are also discussed, along with value picks such as Ty Gibbs, Erik Jones, and Daniel Suarez. The article emphasizes using tools like FantasyLabs' Lineup Optimizer and Perfect% metric for optimal lineup creation.
Fantasy baseball managers should not be afraid to cut big-name players like José Abreu if their performance is lacking, as holding onto underperforming players can hinder a team's success. Other players to consider dropping include struggling closers like José Leclerc and Abner Uribe, as well as pitchers Triston McKenzie and Hunter Brown. Trusting instincts and being proactive in roster management is crucial in fantasy baseball, even if it means taking a risk on potential upside moves.
Pitcher List provides daily starting pitcher streamer rankings for fantasy baseball, categorizing pitchers into Auto-Starts, Probably Starts, Questionable Starts, and Do Not Starts. The article includes today's and tomorrow's rankings, along with the author's streaming pick of the day and a comparison with PL Bot's picks. The rankings are accompanied by brief analysis and insights on each pitcher's matchup, making it a valuable resource for fantasy baseball enthusiasts.
Bristol Motor Speedway will host 500 laps of short-track racing for the NASCAR DFS slate, with the strategy focusing on selecting multiple dominators for tournament lineups. The odd practice conditions make it challenging to feel confident about picks, so it's recommended to play down on volume. Key picks for the Food City 500 include Ryan Blaney, Chase Elliott, and Carson Hocevar for cash games, while top dominator options for tournaments include Ryan Blaney, Denny Hamlin, Kyle Larson, Chase Elliott, Christopher Bell, and Brad Keselowski. Additionally, potential pivot options such as Ty Gibbs, Erik Jones, Noah Gragson, and Justin Haley are highlighted for tournament lineups.
The article provides a comprehensive fantasy baseball draft blueprint, emphasizing the importance of having fun and considering co-managing a team. It suggests starting fantasy prep at the end, focusing on acquiring offense early, and targeting younger players. The author shares specific player types that catch their eye and make them nervous, along with insights on saves, bullpens, and stat shapes. Additionally, it outlines a typical draft strategy and offers last-second tips for success.
As fantasy baseball drafts wind down, consider targeting pitchers like Louie Varland, Dean Kremer, Keaton Winn, Joe Boyle, Randy Vásquez, and Cody Bradford, who offer potential value at low cost. Each pitcher possesses unique strengths and opportunities, making them intriguing late-round options with the potential for breakout performances. Whether it's Varland's command and promising arsenal, Kremer's diverse pitch selection, or Winn's effective splitter, these pitchers present opportunities for fantasy success at a bargain.
The debate over whether to draft rookie prospects in Fantasy Baseball is ongoing, with skeptics pointing to the lack of track record and projections, while proponents argue for their upside potential. An analysis of top prospects from 2014 to 2023 shows that those drafted within the top 100 in ADP tended to outperform other players, with well-rounded skill sets contributing to their success. However, the performance of rookies drafted between 100-150 and 150-200 in ADP varied, with some big hits and misses. Despite the uncertainty, history suggests that chasing rookies, especially top prospects, can be a smart strategy, with some later-round dart throws yielding significant returns in the past.
This article provides an overview of the upcoming NBA games and highlights key players to consider for DraftKings fantasy basketball, including injury updates and recommended picks for guards, forwards/centers, expected chalk, mid-range money, and value picks. It also emphasizes the importance of monitoring injuries and player performance for successful fantasy lineup selections.
In a Sunday night waiver wire and FAAB chat, fantasy baseball expert Jeff Zimmerman provides advice on various player rankings and roster decisions. He suggests staying away from a player who may be worried about losing his job, recommends dropping certain players, and offers insights on potential replacements for injured pitchers. Zimmerman also discusses the potential of September call-ups, the importance of roster flexibility, and the availability of saves on the waiver wire.
India plans to impose a 28% tax on online gaming, casinos, and horse racing, closing a loophole that allowed fantasy sports companies to justify their offerings as skill-based. The move has been criticized by the gaming industry, with trade bodies calling it unconstitutional and catastrophic. Online gaming is a fast-growing industry in India, with fantasy sports startups raising billions. The Indian IT Ministry has also directed gaming firms to form self-regulatory bodies to determine which games are permitted in the country.
In fantasy baseball, Jason Heyward of the Los Angeles Dodgers is a recommended pickup as he has been performing well with a new swing, hitting .258/.353/.479 with eight homers, two steals, and 32 runs scored. Additionally, Ryne Nelson of the Arizona Diamondbacks is a viable starting pitcher option, showing improvement in his last two starts with a 1.26 ERA, 0.63 WHIP, and 12/3 K/BB ratio over 14 ⅓ innings. Nelson will face the Mets in a pitcher-friendly ballpark, making him a good streaming option before the All-Star break.
Rotoworld's Pickups of the Day feature highlights Kansas City Royals pitcher Kris Bubic, who has shown promising signs with a 1.64 ERA and 13/1 K/BB ratio in his first two starts, and San Diego Padres infielder Ha-Seong Kim, who offers solid across-the-board production and multi-position eligibility. Both players are widely available on the waiver wire and could provide value for fantasy baseball managers.
CBS Sports provides a list of 12 prospects to stash away for a big payoff later in the 2023 Fantasy Baseball Draft. The list includes Sal Frelick, Brandon Pfaadt, Brett Baty, Francisco Alvarez, Matt Mervis, Edouard Julien, Christian Encarnacion-Strand, Logan O'Hoppe, and more. These prospects offer more assurances than the typical prospect, having already mastered Triple-A with impressive stats. However, it's important to be selective about stashing prospects and not devote too many roster spots to them.