Thursday, May 3, 2018 – Fantasy Baseball Links
May 3, 2018
In this week’s Waiver Wired Tyson Ross and the hot-hitting Jorge Soler .
TheDynastyGuru.com examines the starts of eight pitchers to see if they are for real.
three teams to stack in your Thursday night DFS lineups.PitcherList.com provides a closer look at individual relievers and team bullpen performances from April 2018, through the lens of plate discipline metrics.
top hitting prospects in baseball a month into the season.Razzball.com looks at three of the most dropped players from the past week to see if they are trash or treasure.
Rotoprofessor.com wonders when it is time to officially worry about Kenley Jansen .
PitcherList.com updates their rankings of the top 80 relief pitchers for leagues that count holds .
Is it time to be patient or panic on your struggling players? PitchrList.com tries to help you find your answer.
Rotoprofessor.com believes now is the time to try to trade for Josh Bell and Willson Contreras .
PitcherList.com updates the massive table of all injured players in today’s edition of the Injury Report.
PitcherList.com reviews every single starting pitcher’s performance from Wednesday’s games.
Rotoworld.com looks back at Edwin Encarnacion ‘s much-needed big day and several other huge fantasy performances in Thursday’s Daily Dose .
Razzball.com offers their unique take on everything that happened in baseball on Wednesday including thoughts on Edwin Encarnacion and Mookie Betts ‘ three home run games.
Rotoprofessor.com scours the box scores to find the ten most important stories from Wednesday baseball.
PitcherList.com recaps a monster day of offense including 2 3-HR games, plenty of Atlanta Braves love, and even a few dad jokes!
Rotoprofessor.com discusses the bullpen news from Wednesday where Kenley Jansen struggled again, some clarity in Minnesota, and more.
Yahoo.com recaps Wednesday’s fantasy baseball action throughout the league including a dominant outing by James Paxton .
Looking to add some players off the waiver wire? RotoExperts.com names some speed, power and pitching options to bolster your roster.
FanGraphs.com names ten starting pitchers, owned in less than 15% of standard leagues , worth adding to your fantasy rotation.
JustFantasyBaseball.com examines the fantasy impact of news that Jordon Montgomery is going to miss 6-8 weeks.
Jacob deGrom and Johnny Cueto are both looking at questionable diagnoses and vague timetables . CBSSports.com assesses their stashability considering.FantraxHQ.com discusses the most recent injury news from around the league.
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 Thursday’s games.Thursday DFS lineups together and believes Ronald Acuña should be worth the cost.FantasyAssembly.com names the players whose stock is on the rise and others who are falling .
CBSSports.com experts gives their top 200 for the rest of the season in H2H points leagues.
RotoBaller.com looks at some of the preseason sleepers that have not yet woken up .
RotoExperts.com names five players who are hot and five who are not to help you decide who to buy and sell.
FantraxHQ.com discusses the change in reliever strategy around the Majors and how that can create fantasy value.
players at every position to help you craft the perfect DFS lineup.RotoBaller.com checks in on the recent prospect callups to see if they have any long-term fantasy value.
TheFantasyFix.com notes that 2018 is not the year of the catcher in fantasy baseball.
top 10 prospects on the cusp of the Majors .top outfield prospects in baseball .USAToday.com – 11:00 AM CDTFantasySixPack.net Podcast – Injuries Strike BackPitcherList.com Podcast – The First Pitch May 3CBSSports.com Podcast – Trade Talk, Triple Dongs
DailyFantasyCafe.com names three teams to stack in your Thursday night DFS lineups.
FantraxHQ.com checks in on some of the top hitting prospects in baseball a month into the season.
USAToday.com – 11:00 AM CDT
FantasySixPack.net Podcast – Injuries Strike Back