Sunday, May 13, 2018 - Fantasy Baseball Links

Week 7: Rotoprofessor.com ranks the 34 starting pitchers taking the ball twice in Week 7, in six tiers.
Week 7: PitcherList.com takes a look at some of the hitters you should start and avoid this week in fantasy baseball.
Week 7: PitcherList.com gives a giant table of every starting pitcher matchup for Week 7, telling you which pitchers should get in your lineup or stick on your bench.
PitcherList.com looks ahead, detailing the top 10 hitting prospects to stash in 2018.
Rotoworld.com talks Ryan Zimmerman‘s injury, Jacob deGrom‘s return and Nicholas Castellanos dodging a bullet in Sunday’s Daily Dose.
Rotoprofessor.com scours the box scores to find the ten most important stories from Saturday baseball.
Rotoprofessor.com checks in on the closer news from Saturday and wonders if a new alternative is emerging in Detroit.
PitcherList.com investigates if Matt Adams has finally blossomed, and test your baseball savvy with a mystery player.
Yahoo.com updates their rankings and values of middle infielders for the rest of the season.
FantasyAlarm.com is here to look around the waiver wire to point out some interesting names to consider heading into the next week of the MLB season.
RotoBaller.com looks to the DL to see if there are any buy-low injured players.
Week 7: 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 seventh week of the fantasy baseball season.
Week 7: FantraxHQ.com ranks the two-start pitchers, in tiers, to help you get your rotation ready for Week 7.
Week 7: 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 7: Rotoworld.com looks at the week ahead, ranking the two-start options by league, including Cardinals control-artist Miles Mikolas.
Week 7: Week 7 is a great week for two-start pitchers, according to CBSSports.com. They help you wade through the many compelling options.
USAToday.com names some of the top waiver wire options including a new A’s outfielder and new closer in Toronto.
PitcherList.com contributes analysis of some underrated hitters for the purposes of points league fantasy play.
Prepare your fantasy baseball lineups with confidence using ESPN.com’s daily preview — including pitcher projections, hitter matchup ratings and recommended players to pick and stream.
According to Rotoworld.com, this is the best time of year to put forth buy-low offers on slumping stars such as Paul Goldschmidt and Giancarlo Stanton.
Tyler Clippard may be the new closer in Toronto, Dustin Fowler is back in the Majors, and Franchy Cordero can’t stop hitting homers. They’re just three of the players fantasy baseball owners should be looking at on the waiver wire according to SI.com.
2018 Baseball Prospect Rankings: Razzball.com ranks the top 9 prospects in the San Francisco Giants farm system.
RotoBaller.com names some players that can be dropped in most standard leagues.
RotoExperts.com digs a little deeper to find some waiver wire options that could help improve your fantasy roster.
Are Jeimer Candelario and Fernando Romero fantasy champs or chumps? RotoBaller.com offers their thoughts.
PitcherList.com Podcast – The First Pitch

Sunday, May 13, 2018 – Fantasy Baseball Links