Tim Kanak

Spring Training battles are always interesting to watch and some of these have been settled since the date of our original writing on March 6th, 2024. We still have some unsigned free agents that could play major factors in altering … read more »

Spring training can mean nothing and spring training can mean everything. In this article, we dissect the top five risers and the top five fallers in fantasy circles over the last week of spring training. Instead of pontificating with a … read more »

Spring Training can mean nothing and Spring Training can mean everything. In this article, we will go through the top five risers and the top five fallers in fantasy baseball circles this spring. Let’s get into it! Fantasy Baseball Mock … read more »

Spring Training battles are always interesting. Half of the time they are meaningless, just a way for writers to create some buzz around camp where there isn’t much or just a way for the team to motivate their players to … read more »

Standard fantasy categories may be considered outdated to some. However, the majority of leagues still play using the standard 10 categories of BA, R, HR, RBI and SB offensively and then for pitching W, K, S, ERA and WHIP. There … read more »

My starting pitcher rankings are mostly based upon my fScores, with a heavier lean on fStuff and fERA than on fControl, even though fControl is necessary for pitchers to be starters. A minimum of a 95 should be desired for … read more »

The formulation of my fScores allows me a unique insight into how much plate skills impact fantasy value and it changes drastically depending on league type. The biggest benefactors of points leagues are hitters who have phenomenal plate skills and … read more »

My prospect rankings are based on fantasy value, not real-life value. Considering such, hitters generally weigh a bit heavier for me due to the injury risk and higher volatility of prospect pitchers. Proximity does matter in these rankings to an … read more »