Monday, April 30, 2018 - Fantasy Baseball Links

PitcherList.com updates their rankings of the top 100 starting pitchers as we start Week 5.
Prospects1500.com names their prospects of the week at every level for April 23-29.
FantasyAlarm.com breaks down the injury situations across Major League Baseball, including player profiles, reasons for optimism, and reasons for pessimism.
NumberFire.com helps you get your Monday DFS lineups ready by naming three players to avoid, three studs to target, and five value plays.
TheDynastyGuru.com provides an infielder prospect update that includes notable performances (good and bad), assignments, promotions, trades, injuries, and suspensions.
Nick Kingham turned a lot of heads Sunday, as he approached perfection in seven innings pitched. Is he a better investment than other prospects like Walker Buehler and Jack Flaherty? ESPN.com offers some thoughts.
CBSSports.com takes a look at replacement options in the outfield to grab off the waiver wire.
2018 Baseball Prospect Rankings: FanGraphs.com ranks the top 24 prospects in the Kansas City Royals farm system.
Before passing judgment on a particular pitcher, always be sure to consider the run support that pitcher has received. This season, like every season, certain pitchers have been hurt by a lack of offense during their starts. ESPN.com discusses.
PitcherList.com updates the massive table of all injured players in today’s edition of the Injury Report.
Razzball.com looks at a few young pitchers who are starting to show some form of a breakout.
In today’s Prospect Stock Watch, FanGraphs.com looks at a sleeper prospect behind the plate for the Cubs, a first baseman that could impact the playoff race for the Mets, an outfielder that could help fill in the gaping hole in left field for the Astros, and another intriguing arm in the Rays system.
Rotoprofessor.com wonders if some players, who may have recently been dropped in your league, could be worth adding to your roster.
PitcherList.com offers up their DFS recommendations for Monday’s partial MLB slate.
PitcherList.com takes a look at some of the best hitting performances from yesterday’s games.
Rotoworld.com recaps Nick Kingham‘s spectacular MLB debut, Ryon Healy‘s big day and the injury to Yoenis Cespedes in Monday’s Daily Dose.
Razzball.com offers their unique take on everything that happened in baseball over the weekend including thoughts on Nick Kingham dominating the Cardinals.
PitcherList.com reviews every single starting pitcher’s performance from Sunday’s games including a near-historic debut by Nick Kingham.
Rotoprofessor.com scours the box scores to find the ten most important stories from Sunday baseball.
Rotoprofessor.com discusses the latest bullpen news and notes and wonders if it is time to give up on Greg Holland and/or Alex Colome.
Prospect361.com lists the top waiver wire adds heading into Week 5 of the fantasy season.
JustFantasyBaseball.com notes that Franchy Cordero keeps mashing and is probably worth a waiver wire add.
RotoBaller.com has all of the top waiver wire adds if in need of a corner infielder, middle infielder, or outfielder.
FantasyAssembly.com identifies the players to buy and sell heading into Week 5 of the fantasy season.
DailyFantasySportsRankings.com names players at every position to help you craft the perfect DFS lineup.
Prepare your fantasy baseball lineups with confidence with ESPN.com’s daily preview, including pitcher projections, hitter matchup ratings and recommended players to pick and stream for Monday’s games.
FanGraphs.com identifies the hitters whose xHR/FB% is way above their actual HR/FB%. Expect more home runs soon.
Mike Soroka is on his way to Atlanta, is he worth a waiver wire add? Rotoprofessor.com offers their thoughts.
Rotoworld.com breaks down their top 10 fantasy prospects for the 2018 season and how they can help your team.
Week 5: FantasyAlarm.com breaks down the MLB schedule for the upcoming week and highlights games played, home/road action and the starting pitchers to keep an eye on over the next seven days of the fantasy baseball season.
Week 5: RotoBaller.com offers start/sit advice for every starting pitcher taking the hill in Week 5.
Week 5: Looking for two-start pitchers for the upcoming week of MLB action? FantasyAlarm.com has the full list and tells you who to start and who to avoid for the fifth week of the fantasy baseball season.
Week 5: Rotoprofessor.com ranks the two-start pitchers into six tiers to help you get your Week 6 rotations ready.
Week 5: Rotoprofessor.com looks for two-start pitchers worth streaming in Week 5.
Week 5: PitcherList.com takes a look at the hitters you should start and avoid this week.
Week 5: FantraxHQ.com identifies the two-start pitchers to start and sit in the upcoming scoring period.
Week 5: Razzball.com ranks all of the two-start pitchers for the upcoming scoring period to help you set your rotations.
Week 5: FantasySixPack.net helps you get your Week 5 rotations ready with their pitching planner.
Week 5: Set your lineups for the week ahead in fantasy baseball with ESPN.com’s forecaster preview, which features pitcher rankings, two-start pitchers, hitter ratings, schedule observations and more.
Week 5: Some of the best pitchers in baseball are in line for two starts in fantasy Week 5 (April 30-May 6), which unfortunately makes for a smaller selection of sleepers, according to CBSSports.com.
Week 5: Rotoworld.com looks at the week ahead, including two starts for tardy spring signings Alex Cobb and Lance Lynn.
Week 5: PitcherList.com looks at every two-start pitcher for Week 5, telling you which to start and which to bench.
Week 5: FantasySixPack.net helps you get your offensive lineups together for Week 5 with their hitting planner.
FanGraphs.com Podcast – The Sleeper & the Bust
FantraxHQ.com Podcast – The Great Fantasy Baseball Podcast
FantasyAlarm.com Podcast – April 30
CBSSports.com Podcast – Weekend Roundup, Nick Kingham
USAToday.com – 10:00 AM CDT

Monday, April 30, 2018 – Fantasy Baseball Links