2012 Fantasy Baseball Rankings, Advice & Analysis
 James McDonald (credits below) Two-Start Pitchers To Start Henry Sosa | Houston Astros | (0.5%) – Sosa has not been anything to write home about so far this season, but his matchups this week should pad his stats. His first start comes against the Pirates. If the past is any indication of the future then Sosa should fare well. Last week against the Pirates Sosa gave up only one run and allowed only three base runners through six innings and struck out seven. His next start of the week comes against the anemic Washington Nationals lineup. Playing in away games the Nationals are hitting a league-worst .230. James McDonald | Pittsburgh Pirates | (5.0%) – The one-time Dodgers prospect has been rolling under the radar lately. Over the last 30 days McDonald has thrown four quality starts and posting a 3.64 ERA. Both of his starts this week come at home which should help keep his streak on track. Pitching at home this year McDonald has a 3.20 ERA, 1.29 WHIP, and .232 BAA (compared to 5.04 ERA, 1.65 WHIP, and .300 BAA away). McDonald will face previously mentioned Sosa in his first start. This may seem like a conflict of interest, but with the underwhelming offense of each lineup the game will come down to the bullpens. His next start of the week comes against the Marlins. Current Marlins hitters are hitting .257 against McDonald through 35 career at-bats. The heart of the Marlins’ order (Stanton, Ramirez, and Sanchez) are hitless in 11 career at-bats against McDonald. Two-Start Pitchers To Sit Doug Fister | Seattle Mariners | (51.1%) – Fister has been rolling lately, however he faces two obstacles in his two starts this week. First, he’s pitching away when facing the Indians. Away from Safeco Field Fister has a 3.92 ERA, 1.21 points higher than his at home ERA. Fister’s next start of the week comes against the Twins. His career against the Twins amounts to a 0-4 win-loss record, 4.10 ERA and .272 BAA. Tim Hudson | Atlanta Braves | (100%) – Hudson faces two of the strongest lineups this week and should bring fear to the best fantasy owner’s eyes. Both of his starts this week come on the road. On the road Hudson has a 4.04 ERA as opposed to his 2.45 ERA at home. His first start of the week comes against the Phillies in Philadelphia. In five starts at Citizens Ballpark Hudson has a 3.98 ERA and 1.36 WHIP. Hudson’s next start takes place in St. Louis against the Cardinals. Historically the Cardinal’s sluggers have dominated Hudson. Pujols, Berkman, and Holliday are hitting a combined .414 through 58 career at-bats against Hudson. Pujols has three homeruns in only 29 career at-bats. In four career starts at Busch Stadium Hudson has an alarmingly high 7.06 ERA and hitter-friendly 1.80 WHIP. Written by James Bryce exclusively for TheFantasyFix.com Follow The Fantasy Fix on Twitter @thefantasyfix or for Free Fantasy Sports Advice use our Quick Fix to get help with your team! (August 30, 2011 - Photo by Bob Levey/Getty Images North America)  Tags: The Fantasy Fix, Fantasy Sports Advice, Fantasy Baseball News, Fantasy Baseball Tips, Sit Em/Start Em, James Bryce Add Comment 2011 Fantasy Baseball, Week 22 Sit Em/Start Em: Get Matt Wieters, Dexter Fowler In Your Lineups 08/28/2011
 Dexter Fowler (See Credits Below) Start ‘Em Matt Wieters |Baltimore Orioles| (93.5%) – Wieters has suffered from streak-itus all year long. He’ll play hot for a week then take a couple weeks off and repeat. It looks like this next week might by the peak of his current hot streak. Over the last 15 games Wieters is hitting .317 with three homeruns. Fortunately for Wieters, of the seven games next week, four come against left-handed starters. Against lefties this year the switch-hitting catcher has a .340 average (101 points higher than vs. righties) and .417 OBP (122 points higher than vs. righties). Against lefties Wieters’ slugging and OPS splits are nearly double that of his vs. righties splits. Wieters is hitting .371 through 35 career at-bats against the three Rays starters that he faces this next week. Dexter Fowler |Colorado Rockies| (27%) – Fowler has turned his season around since the break hitting 62 points higher and posting an OBP of .400. He is one of the few Rockies that actually shows regression in his stats while playing at home which is good news for this upcoming week. All six of Fowler’s games this week are on the road. First stop is Chase Field. While playing at both Chase Field and PETCO Park this year, Fowler is hitting .351 through 37 combined at-bats. Fowler could be a nice waiver pick-up for the week offering your lineup speed and hits to help close the standings gap in your league. Sit ‘Em Jose Tabata |Pittsburgh Pirates| (57.2%) – Since coming off the DL Tabata has not only signed a long-term extension, but proved that he’s worth the money as well. A closer look at his splits might help you prepare for the inevitable, a regression to his means. This week Tabata and the Pirates play seven games, with only one being at home. The other six will be played at both Houston and then Chicago. On the road this year Tabata is a different person. Away from PNC Tabata is hitting only .219 with a .303 OBP. Those are drop-offs of nearly 100 points in each category. Between home and away games his OPS drops nearly 250 points. In 122 combined career at-bats against both Houston and Chicago Tabata is hitting .246 with a .308 OBP, 32 points lower than his career batting average and 44 points lower than his career OBP. At both Minute Maid Park and Wrigley Field combined, Tabata is hitting .215. Wait for a string of home games before giving him the green light again. Adam Jones |Baltimore Orioles| (100%) – The same reasons that make Jones’ previously mentioned teammate Wieters a savvy pick this week, are the same reasons why Jones should be benched for the week. Against left-handed pitchers Jones is hitting 69 points lower (.244). Furthermore, of his 22 total homeruns, only four have come against left-handed pitchers. This is evident in the 140 point drop in his slugging percentage against lefties. Against the three Toronto starts that Jones faces, he’s hitting .213. In 43 career at-bats against the Rays starters, Jones is hitting .233. Furtering the case to bench Jones is his horrendous average at Tropicana Field. While playing there Jones is hitting .202 in 94 career at-bats. Written by James Bryce exclusively for TheFantasyFix.com Follow The Fantasy Fix on Twitter @thefantasyfix or for Free Fantasy Sports Advice use our Quick Fix to get help with your team! (July 24, 2011 - Photo by Jeff Golden/Getty Images North America) Tags: The Fantasy Fix, Fantasy Sports Advice, Fantasy Baseball News, Fantasy Baseball Tips, Sit Em/Start Em, James Bryce   A.J. Pierzynski (credits below) Start ‘Em A.J. Pierzynski | Chicago White Sox | (16.4%) – Chances are if you’re like me you have let A.J. Pierzynski sneak by silently recently. Over the last 30 days Pierzynski is hitting .296 with an OPS of .853. Further helping his week are his splits while playing at home. The first series of Pierzynski’s week comes against the Indians. Against current Indians pitchers Pierzynski is hitting .303 with a .330 OBP through 99 at-bats. Throughout his career against Texas, Pierzynski is hitting .278 with a .340 OBP, standard in comparison to his career numbers. Casey Kotchman | Tampa Bay Rays | (33.4%) – Much like Pierzynski, Kotchman has been quietly heating up as of late. Over the last 30 days Kotchman has a batting average of .333 and an OPS of .914 with five home runs. First series of the week for Kotchman comes against his former team the Red Sox at Fenway. Against current Red Sox pitchers Kotchman is hitting .315 with a .361 OBP in 124 at-bats. The real fireworks will happen with his return to Tropicana for the next series against the Mariners. At home this year Kotchman is hitting .352 with an OBP of .431. Two of the Mariners pitchers that Kotchman faces this week are right-handed. Against righties Kotchman is hitting .342, and has hit all but one of his home runs at home. In 46 at-bats against Mariner pitchers Kotchman is hitting .348. Sit ‘Em Mike Stanton | Florida Marlins | (100%) – I never thought I would have Mike Stanton on the sit ‘em portion of this article. However, his splits this week favor starting another player. Stanton and the Marlins face a week full of away games. On the road Stanton is hitting .238 and has an OBP of .296. These are 45 and 101 points lower than his home stats. Against current Rockies pitchers Stanton is hitting .263 with seven strikeouts in 19 at-bats. Stanton then travels to San Diego for the next series. Against current San Diego pitchers Stanton is hitting .182 with an astounding 10 strikeouts in 22 at-bats. JJ Hardy | Baltimore Orioles | (100%) – Hardy suffers from the same homesickness that Stanton suffers from. Hardy’s batting average away is 72 points lower than at home and his OBP is 91 points lower as well. First road trip of the week for Hardy comes in Oakland. Against current Oakland pitchers Hardy is hitting .204 in 54 at-bats with only three extra base hits. The next trip of the week takes Hardy and the Orioles to Anaheim. Against current angels pitchers Hardy is hitting .244 in 41 at-bats with only three extra base hits. Written by James Bryce exclusively for TheFantasyFix.com Follow The Fantasy Fix on Twitter @thefantasyfix or for Free Fantasy Sports Advice use our Quick Fix to get help with your team! (August 7, 2011 - Photo by Greg Fiume/Getty Images North America) Tags: The Fantasy Fix, Fantasy Sports Advice, Fantasy Baseball News, Fantasy Baseball Tips, Sit Em/Start Em, James Bryce  Two-Start Pitchers to Start Huroki Kuroda |Los Angeles Dodgers| (99.7%) – Huroki has been dominating as of late and it looks like he should be able to continue his current rend this week against the Phillies and Astros. Current Phillies hitters are only hitting .144 through 90 career-at bats. The heart of the order (Howard, Pence, Utley) have a combined six hits through 38 at-bats. Against the Phillies, Kuroda has a 0.84 ERA and 0.66 WHIP through 32 innings. Current Astros hitters are only hitting .228 and have a combined .267 OBP. In 37.2 innings against the Astros, Kuroda has a 1.91 ERA and 1.01 WHIP while holding Houston batters to a .196 avg. Wandy Rodriguez |Houston Astros| (83.6%) – Rodriguez’s faces a two-start week against the Diamondbacks and Dodgers with both starts away from home. The Diamondbacks are one of the worst teams when facing left-handed pitchers. They are ranked 24th in baseball, hitting .241 against left-handed pitchers. His next opponent, the Dodgers, should be easier. Current Dodger’s hitters have a combined .236 average and .282 OBP against Rodriguez. In five career starts at Dodger stadium, Rodriguez has a 1.15 ERA. Two-Start Pitchers to Sit Matt Garza |Chicago Cubs| (95.9%) – Garza faces terrible splits this week against the Nationals and Braves. In 43 at-bats against Garza, current Nationals hitters are hitting .372 with a .400 OBP. In 7.2 career innings against the Nationals, Garza has a 10.57 ERA and a 2.60 WHIP. The competition gets tougher as the week goes on. Garza’s next start is in Atlanta against the Braves. This season, Garza’s away ERA stands at an alarming 5.20 ERA (compared to his 2.70 home ERA). Justin Masterson |Cleveland Indians| (100%) – Masterson’s been living up to his potential this season and things shouldn’t change too much for the rest of the season. However, this week might be a challenge as Masterson faces two lineups that have given him some trouble throughout his career. First up for Masterson this week is the Detroit Tigers at home. In 117 career at-bats against Masterson, Tigers hitters have a combined .299 average and .368 OBP. In 34 innings against the Tigers, Masterson has a 4.76 ERA and 1.59 WHIP and has 0-3 win-loss record. Masterson stays home for his next start and faces the Twins. In 53 innings against the Twins, Masterson has a 3.74 ERA and 1.40 WHIP and 0-4 win-loss record. In 165 combined career at-bats against Masterson, current Twins hitters have a .291 average and .341 OBP. Nearly 25% of those hits are for extra bases.  Casey McGehee Sluggers To Start Casey McGehee | 3B | Milwaukee Brewers - McGehee has been one of the biggest fantasy disappointments this year. Playing at a fairly shallow position McGehee’s production has dipped dramatically this season. The good news is since the All-Star break he has improved his numbers. In 19 games since the break McGehee is hitting .323 and has 12 RBI. On the heels of a stellar series against the Cardinals McGehee once again gets to face the division rival with the NL Central title possibly up for grabs. In 94 career at-bats McGehee is hitting .287 with 5 home runs and 21 RBI. If that wasn’t enough evidence for you McGehee also gets to face Edwin Jackson again who he recently took deep 3 times in one game. The Brewers end the week against another team in the NL Central race. In 61 at-bats against the Pirates McGehee is hitting .311 with a .394 OBP 2 hrs and 8 RBI. His second series of the is at home where McGehee is hitting .262 with 7 home runs and 30 RBI where his road splits are .218 Average with 1 home run and 18 RBI. Jason Kipnis | 2B | Cleveland Indians - You gotta strike while the iron is hot and Kipnis is on fire. Cleveland’s young second baseman is hitting .280 with 4 home runs and 4 RBI in the last 7 days. Both series this week will be away from Pregressive Field were Kipnis is hitting only .136 as opposed to .375 on the road. In his first matchup of the week Kipnis get to face Detroit. The Tigers have the 5th worst team ERA in the AL and the Indians will not have to face both Justin Verlander and Max Scherzer. In his second series of the week Kipnis gets the Minnesota Twins. Being as he has only played 11 games in the big leagues he has not faced the Twins before and does not numbers against any of their pitchers. However, Minnesota has 3rd worst team ERA in the AL and there is no sign of that getting any better. Sluggers To Sit Brett Gardner | OF | New York Yankees - Gardner is one Yankee who actually hits better on the road (.295 ) than he does at Yankee Stadium (.261). For a player whose fantasy value is dependent on him getting on base to collect steals and runs a week full of home starts hurts his value. Against the Angels pitching staff Gardner is hitting only .156 with 0 home runs and 2 RBI. The Angels also carry catchers who can’t hit a lick but are stellar behind the plate. These catchers will further diminish Gardner’s value if he can’t steal bases. Against the Rays Gardner is hitting only .258 without a home run and only 3 RBI. He hits better against the Rays but will not face the starters that he hit best against. I would assume that Andruw Jones gets a start or two against the Rays. Jon Jay | OF | St. Louis Cardinals - After the trade of Colby Rasmus to the Blue Jays Jay has become the premier Center Fielder in St. Louis. In his last 7 days Jay is hitting an awful .095 with 0 RBI or Stolen Bases. In his career against the Brewers Jay is hitting just .118 and is only 2-18 against the three starting pitchers he’ll face in the series. With numbers like that against the Brewers I’d be surprised if LaRussa starts him more than once in the series. There are not a lot of numbers to go by in Jay’s matchup with the Rockies. Jay only has 4 at-bats against the Rockies starter he will face so the suggestion comes from how Jay has hit in the past week. Written by James Bryce & JJ Omar exclusively for TheFantasyFix.com Follow The Fantasy Fix on Twitter @thefantasyfix or for Free Fantasy Sports Advice use our Quick Fix to get help with your team  Jason Bourgeois Start ‘Em Jason Bourgeois |Houston Astros| (10.9%) – It’s surprising that a man with 20 steals on the year in only 119 at-bats is on the waiver wires in 90% of the leagues. The skepticism is understandable especially when his trip to the DL broke up his hot streak. If your team has the need for speed, Bourgeois is the man to look at. All six of his games this week come at home. His first opponent is the Cincinnati Reds. Bourgeois is hitting .265, but has a solid .342 OBP against their staff, critical to setting up his speed. His next series of the week comes against the Milwaukee Brewers. While he has little exposure to the Brewers, at home this year he’s hitting .400 in 40 at-bats. In his 17 at-bats since coming off the DL, Bourgeois is hitting .471 and has a three stolen bases. He has showed no signs of slowing down, jump on him now. Dustin Ackley |Seattle Mariners| (73.5%) – Ackley is another player that I’m surprised sis not at 100% ownership. While the second base position is deep this year there’s still no excuse to not own him. This week Ackley will face Oakland at home and then the Angels in Anaheim. Two of the Oakland starters are righties which favors Ackley. Against righties, Ackley is hitting 26 points higher and has an OPS nearly 100 points higher than against lefties. Against the three Angels starters that he’ll face, Ackley is hitting .300 in 10 at-bats. If you need second base help pounce on Ackley. He has one-third of the at-bats as Neil Walker, but when projected out, he would out-produce Walker in every category except RBIs, and that’s only by four RBIs. Sit ‘Em Mark Reynolds |Baltimore Orioles| (98.1%) – Reynolds started off the season struggling from the same stage-fright that as Uggla and Dunn. Like Uggla, Reynolds has been able to slowly correct himself to what his career numbers would dictate. Reynolds quietly hit .299 in the month of June. Since the All-Star Break Reynolds has reverted to his earlier self, hitting .199. This week Reynolds has three games away against the Royals and then three at home against Toronto. Against the three Kansas City starters, Reynolds is hitting .167, sub-standard even for him. Two of those starters are left-handed. Against lefties this year Reynolds is hitting .195. Against the Toronto starts, Reynolds is hitting .154. While hitting at home this year Reynolds is hitting .173, nearly 100 points lower than his home split. Pablo Sandoval |San Francisco Giants| (100%) – Sandoval faces a gauntlet of strong pitching this week. His first three games of the week come against the Diamondbacks at home. Sandoval is hitting .259 through 27 at-bats. 23 of those at0bats have come this year at Chase Field. His next series of the week comes against the pitching heavy Phillies. He will have to face the gauntlet of pitching that is Lee, Worley, Hamels, and Kendrick. Against these four Sandoval is hitting .217 through 23 at-bats. In 59 career at-bats against the Phillies, Sandoval is hitting .237 and has a meager .266 OBP. Look at other options this week before you choose to start Sandoval. Start 'Em Cory Luebke | SP | San Diego Padres - Luebke is a young pitcher that the Padres have handled differently this season. The Pads wanted to keep Luebke in the minors and as a starter but injuries forced the lefty into the big league bullpen. If his first 6 starts are any indication of what he can do I would say pick him up if he is available in your league. This week Luebke has two starts against teams that should be good matchups for him. First he gets the Dodgers. In his brief big league career Dodger hitters are only hitting 2-19 against the southpaw while striking out 8 times. His next start is against the Pirates. The Pirates are pesky and win a lot of low scoring games which bodes well for Luebke and the Padres as they win in a similar fashion. In limited action against the Bucs Luebke has a BAA of .125. Luebke has fared well as a starter and has given up 2 runs or fewer in 5 of his 6 starts this season. John Lannan | SP | Washington Nationals - The Nationals John Lannan quietly having a nice season. The southpaw has a low strikeout rate which brings down his value. This week Lannan gets teams hes had some success against. First he gets the Braves who have added another lefty to their lineup in Michael Bourn. A .250 BAA is respectable and without the Braves best bat in the lineup the damage against him can be minimunilized. The next matchup is against the Rockies who are not having the late season surge that people have come to expect from them. Lannan will face a team that has seemingly waived the white flag on the season. Sit 'Em Paul Maholm | SP | Pittsburgh Pirates - One of the reasons for the Pirates rise in the NL Central has been starting pitching but this week I would avoid the two start southpaw. Maholm has had struggles all season away from PNC Park as his splits would indicate. At home this season Maholm has been really good going 5-5 with a 2.37 and a 1.17 WHIP. On the road Maholm is less than stellar with a record of 1-5 and a ballooning ERA of 4.10. With two road starts this week Maholm is a strong sit candidate. Phil Hughes | SP | New York Yankees - In my personal opinion the Yankees are not doing themselves or Hughes any favors by keeping him in the big leagues. Since Hughes was diagnosed with a dead arm in spring training he has been battling his way back to the bigs. Desperate for rotation help the Yankees brought him up when his arm strength was sharp but his command hasn’t been. This week Hughes is scheduled to face the White Sox and the Red Sox. Usually I regurgitate numbers to you but the only numbers I think you need are his 8.24 ERA and 1.89 WHIP for the season. Hughes has also not reached the 5th inning in 4 of his last 7 starts leaving him ineligible for a win. There are rumors that Hughes may lose his rotation spot to Ivan Nova and may not even get two starts this week. Written by James Bryce & JJ Omar exclusively for TheFantasyFix.com Follow The Fantasy Fix on Twitter @thefantasyfix or for Free Fantasy Sports Advice use our Quick Fix to get help with your team Tags: The Fantasy Fix, Fantasy Sports Advice, Fantasy Baseball News, Fantasy Baseball Tips, Sit Em/Start Em, James Bryce, JJ Omar, Two-Start Pitchers, Jason Bourgeois, Michael Bourn, Phil Hughes, Paul Maholm, John Lannan, Cory Luebke, Pablo Sandoval, Mark Reynolds, Dustin Ackley 2011 Fantasy Baseball, Week 15 Sit 'Em/Start 'Em: Look For Carlos Beltran To Increase Trade Value 07/15/2011
 Carlos Beltran Hitters To Start Nyjer Morgan |Milwaukee Brewers| (24.3%) – Morgan has benefitted greatly from a change of scenery this season and looks to continue his success through the all-star break. Morgan’s first 11 games after the break are all away games. The first team up after the break for Morgan is the Colorado Rockies. Against the four scheduled Colorado starters, Morgan is hitting .538 in 13 career at-bats. Against the entire pitching staff, Morgan is hitting .429 in 35 career at-bats while having a .474 OBP. At Coors Field, Morgan’s average is .389 through nine games. Morgan’s next series comes against the Diamondbacks. Against them, Morgan’s hitting .366 with a .422 OBP through 41 at-bats. This extended fantasy baseball week will end with Morgan and the Brewers facing the San Francisco Giants. Morgan is hitting .308 against current San Francisco pitchers in 26 career at-bats. If these numbers don’t convince you to play Morgan maybe his Pre and Post-All-Star splits will. After the break, Morgan is hitting 42 points higher during his career and has an OBP 40 points higher. Carlos Beltran |New York Mets| (100%) – When making the decision of who to start in your outfield this week, don’t overlook Beltran. His first post-break series comes at home against the Philadelphia Phillies. Against the Phillies, Beltran is hitting .272 in 125 career at-bats. Beltran also has three homeruns in 36 at-bats against Saturday’s starter (Hamels). Beltran stays at home for the second series of the long-week against the St. Louis Cardinals. Beltran’s numbers are more impressive against the Cardinals. In 77 career at-bats against them, Beltran is hitting .390 with eight homeruns. The last series of the week takes place in Florida against the Marlins. At Sun Life Stadium, Beltran is hitting .327 and has a .392 OBP in 165 career at-bats. Exactly half of those hits are for extra bases. Against current Marlins pitchers, Beltran is hitting .321 through 78 career at-bats. BONUS: Beltran is 20 for 37 against Kyle Lohse with five homeruns. Hitters To Sit Alex Gordon |Kansas City Royals| (100%) – Gordon starts off the second-half of the season against the Twins in Minnesota. Against the four starting pitchers for the Twins, Gordon is hitting .227 in 66 career at-bats. The next opponent of the week for Gordon is the White Sox at home. In 83 career at-bats, Gordon is hitting .241 against the White Sox staff and strikes out more than 25% of the time. Gordon’s career average when facing the White Sox is even worse, .223. The week gets even worse for Gordon. Next on the schedule for Gordon is the Tampa Bay Rays. Against their current pitchers, Gordon is hitting .167 through 30 career at-bats. In his career against the Rays, Gordon is hitting .123 with a .211 OBP through 81 career at-bats. Ben Zobrist |Tampa Bay Rays| (100%) – Zobrist and the Rays start off the second-half of the season against the streaking Red Sox at home. Unfortunately for Zobrist his numbers against Red Sox pitchers are sub-Mendoza line. Against the three starters he’ll face (Miller, Lackey, and Beckett), Zobrist is hitting .179 through 28 career at-bats. Zobrist is also hitting at home for his first seven games, something he hasn’t done well this season. Zobrist is hitting .210 at home, 104 points lower than his away batting average. Zobrist will face the Yankees in the next series of the second half. Zobrist’s splits against the Yankees are comparable to his career numbers. In 170 career at-bats against the Yankees, Zobrist is hitting .276 with a .372 OBP. However, you have to take into consideration his home splits this year as well as his career Post-All Star splits. After the break Zobrist’s performance has typically gone on the decline. His post-break average drops to .237, a 34 point drop from his pre-break average. His OPS drops 111 points after the break as well. The last series of the week for Zobrist is against the Royals at Kauffman Stadium. In 25 at-bats at Kauffman Stadium, Zobrist has only one extra-base hit. In 24 career games (74 career at-bats) against the Royals, Zobrist is batting only .243 and has only seven extra-base hits. Written by James Bryce exclusively for TheFantasyFix.com Follow The Fantasy Fix on Twitter @thefantasyfix or for Free Fantasy Sports Advice use our Quick Fix to get help with your team Tags: The Fantasy Fix, Fantasy Sports Advice, Fantasy Baseball News, Fantasy Baseball Tips, Sit Em/Start Em, James Bryce, JJ Omar, Two-Start Pitchers, Ben Zobrist, Carlos Beltran, Nyjer Morgan, Alex Gordon  Jake Peavy Two-Start Pitchers To Start Jake Peavy |Chicago White Sox| (65%) – Hopefully Peavy can gain some momentum from this upcoming week’s two starts. Both starts come at home for Peavy providing a little boost from his split stats. At home this year he has a 3.63 ERA and batters are hitting a weak .177 against him. His first opponent of the week is the Kansas City Royals. Against Peavy, the Royals are hitting a pedestrian .275. His next opponent of the week, the Twins, is one of the coldest hitting teams lately. Over the course of the last seven games, the Twins are hitting .203 with only two home runs and a .264 OBP (ranked 26th). Joel Pineiro |Los Angeles Angels| (10.1%) – First opponent of the week for Pineiro is the Detroit Tigers. In 11 career games started against the Tigers, Pineiro has a 7-3 record with a 3.33 ERA. The heart of the Tigers’ lineup has been somewhat silent against Pineiro. Victor Martinez, Jhonny Peralta, and Miguel Cabrera are hitting a combined .250 against Pineiro in 40 career at-bats, with no home runs. His second start of the week is against the Mariners, home in LA. Seattle’s recent woes at the plate should put this matchup in Pineiro’s favor. Seattle is the second-coldest team in the majors through the last 7 days, hitting .193 and scoring only 17 runs. Two-Start Pitchers To Sit Brett Myers |Houston Astros| (32.6%) – Myers’ year has been disappointing in contrast to the success that he was able to achieve last year. Fortunately for the few believers still out there, Myers has paid off over his last three starts throwing three quality starts and posting a 2.86 ERA and sub-1 WHIP. The two opponents that he faces this week seem like he should be able to continue his current string of success. Don’t be fooled and read too much into this recent success though. First up for Myers are the Pirates in Pittsburgh. Current Pirates hitters are batting .314 against Myers in 51 career at-bats. In five starts at PNC Park, Myers has a 4.70 ERA and a 2-3 win-loss record. His next start of the week comes against the Marlins in Florida. Florida happens to be one of Myers’ biggest enemies. In 150.2 innings against Florida, Myers has a 5.62 ERA, 1.61 WHIP, and he also has a .300 BAA. These numbers get worse when pitching in Sun Life Stadium. In 63.1 innings at Sun Life Stadium, Myers’ ERA balloons to 6.39. Avoid Myers this week at all costs. BONUS: Make sure you start Andrew McCutchen against Myers, he’s hitting .615 in 13 at-bats against Myers. Johnny Cueto |Cincinnati Reds| (100%) – Cueto has been one of the best and most underrated pitchers of the year. This week might provide a correction for Cueto’s phenomenal numbers. Cueto’s starts this week come against St. Louis and Milwaukee, both on the road. Cardinals hitters (excluding Pujols) are hitting a combined .331 with a .406 OBP against Cueto in 139 career at-bats. Cueto’s trek to Milwaukee won’t be much better. Milwaukee hitters are batting .282 through a combined 117 career at-bats against Cueto. Half of those hits are for extra bases. In three starts at Miller Park, Cueto’s ERA is an alarming 7.98. Likewise, in five starts at Busch Stadium, Cueto’s ERA is 8.10. Furthermore, over the last seven days St. Louis (ranked 8th) and Milwaukee (ranked 5th) are two of the hottest teams around. Written by James Bryce exclusively for TheFantasyFix.com Follow The Fantasy Fix on Twitter @thefantasyfix or for Free Fantasy Sports Advice use our Quick Fix to get help with your team Tags: The Fantasy Fix, Fantasy Sports Advice, Fantasy Baseball News, Fantasy Baseball Tips, Sit Em/Start Em, James Bryce, JJ Omar, Two-Start Pitchers, Alex Rios, Jayson Heyward, James Loney, J.J. Hardy, Ryan Vogelsong, Brett Myers, Kyle Lohse, Erik Bedard  Ryan Vogelsong Hurlers To Start Ryan Vogelsong | San Francisco Giants | 96.6% - Ryan Vogelsong has been one of the feel good stories of 2011. This week he is scheduled to take on the Cubs and the Tigers. His start against the Cubs is against a team he has has success against in his career. Against Cubs hitters, Vogelsong has a .256 BAA and has only given up 2 RBI, both coming off solo home runs. His next start is against the Tigers. In his career Ryan Vogelsong has only faced 3 Tigers batters but has held them to a .167 BAA without any power numbers. Included in that is the fact the Miguel Cabrerra has yet to get a hit off Vogelsong. Erik Bedard | Seattle Mariners | 97.6% - Bedard is having resurgence. The Mariners gave a lot up in order to land the former O’s ace and it seems like it is finally paying off. This week Bedard get two teams that are ranked 13th and 16th in the NL in team average. First up for the southpaw is the Atlanta Braves. The Braves as a team are hitting only .239. Bedard will also have the benefit of the lefty on lefty matchup with the Braves big bats. As long as Bedard can keep the Braves in the yard he has a good chance of putting up solid numbers. The worst hitting team in the NL is the San Diego Padres. Bedard get to face the forced “former PCL rivals” for the second time this year. In his start against the Pads earlier in the year Bedard pitched 8 innings of shutout baseball. Combine that with the fact that current Padre hitters are hitting only .160 in 46 at-bats against Bedard and I say give him the green light. Hurlers To Sit Kyle Loshe | St. Louis Cardinals | 78.5% - Consider me a Kyle Loshe skeptic. I know people like to build up Dave Duncan and how he wants his pitchers to attack hitters but his best pitchers don’t use his 2-Seam method. This week Loshe will head against two Al East foes the Orioles and the Rays. First Loshe gets Baltimore where he has a career 4.09 ERA at Camden Yards. Against current O’s hitters Loshe is surrendering a .322 BAA and a whopping .962 OPS. O’s hitters have also hit 3 HR’s and 12 RBI against the Red Birds righty. Next on the dish is the Tampa Bay Rays. In 30 at-bats against Loshe Rays hitters are hitting .333 with 60% of the hits of the extra base variety. Also the Rays have a good .897 OPS against Loshe. Brett Meyers | Houston Astros | 32.8% - Brett Meyers is a mediocre pitcher on an awful team yet for some reason his own percentage is higher than pitchers have better years such as Randy Wolf, Tim Stauffer, and Jason Marquis. This week the veteran righty gets the tough task for facing two if the AL’s best lineups, the Rangers and the Red Sox. Against the Rangers starters, Meyers has a BAA of .281 and has given up 2 HR’s and 11 RBI in 57 at-bats. Another red flag for Meyers owners is his home ERA of 5.56 this season. Although this means the Rangers will not be able to utilize the DH in this matchup their lineup still packs a punch with the versatility of Michael Young. I wouldn’t start anyone facing the Red Sox right now. The Sox are finally hitting on all cylinders and are the most feared team in baseball right now. Although current Red Sox are only hitting .250 against Meyers, which includes over 30 at-bats from Mike Cameron and Jason Varitek who will most likely be held out of the lineup. Again this start for Meyers is at home where as I previously mentioned he’s struggles this year.  JJ Hardy Sluggers To Start JJ Hardy |Baltimore Orioles| (98.3%) – Hardy has been as hot as anybody in baseball for the last month. If he’s still available, now is the time to pick him up. His first opponent of the week is the St. Louis Cardinals. Hardy has great career numbers against the three starting pitchers of St. Louis. Against Westbrook, Lohse, and Carpenter, Hardy is 7 for 20 with the majority of his hits being for extra bases. He also has fairly respectable numbers against St. Louis during his career (.286 through 280 at-bats). All three of the Braves starters that Hardy will face against the Braves are righties. Hardy’s splits favor him batting against right-handed pitchers strongly. Hardy is hitting 55 points higher against right-handed pitching and has seven of his nine homeruns against right-handed pitching. James Loney |Los Angeles Dodgers| (26.8%) – Loney has been quietly sneaking back into his top-hitter form. Over the last 30 days Loney has hit .341 with an OPS of .876. He should be able to continue it this week against the Angels and Twins. Against the three starters for the Angels, Loney is hitting .375 through 24 at-bats. All of Loney’s games this week are away games. For his career, Loney is hitting .303 on the road (34 points higher than his home average). Two of the three Minnesota pitchers that Loney faces are righties. Against righties this year, Loney is hitting .300 (he’s hitting .190 against lefties). Loney’s low percentage of ownership and his current hot streak provides owners with a first base option for those who need to fill a void or need an improved bench. Sluggers To Sit Jayson Heyward |Atlanta Braves| (100%) – Heyward is mired in a sophomore slump that saw him hit .098 for the month of May. Don’t look for him to improve anytime soon. Loney’s first opponent of the week is the Mariners. He has to face both King Felix and the rookie-phenom Michael Pineda at pitcher-friendly Safeco Field. If you thought that was the worst of his problems this week, think again. Heyward will also face Bedard and Brian Matusz, two left-handed pitchers. Against lefties, Heyward is hitting an anemic .190. Furthermore, the games against the Orioles are at home. Heyward’s home splits are not much better. He’s hitting only .209 at home this year. Alex Rios |Chicago White Sox| (74.9%) – Rios has the third-worst away splits among all hitters. He’s hitting .168 away from U.S. Cellular Field. Bad news for all Rios owners, this week all of Rios’ games are away games. Also, all but one of the pitchers that Rios will face are right-handed. Rios also has one of the worst splits against right-handed pitchers. This year against righties, Rios is hitting .192 with a .578 OPS. Give him some more time before making him an everyday player in your outfield. Written by JJ Omar & James Bryce exclusively for TheFantasyFix.com Follow The Fantasy Fix on Twitter @thefantasyfix or for Free Fantasy Sports Advice use our Quick Fix to get help with your team Tags: The Fantasy Fix, Fantasy Sports Advice, Fantasy Baseball News, Fantasy Baseball Tips, Sit Em/Start Em, James Bryce, JJ Omar, Two-Start Pitchers, Alex Rios, Jayson Heyward, James Loney, J.J. Hardy, Ryan Vogelsong, Brett Myers, Kyle Lohse, Erik Bedard  Josh Willingham (credits below) Sluggers to Start Josh Willingham | Oakland Athletics | 34.6% - Interleague play is back again this week and finding matchups with history just gets that more difficult. Josh Willingham has had his ups and downs this season but when you’re the only offensive threat in the lineup the blame doesn’t fallen directly on Willingham. This week Willingham gets a shot at NL East, the only other division he’s played for in his career. First Willingham gets the joy of hitting in the massive piece of land they call Citi Field. In 12 starts at Bernie Madoff’s old stomping grounds Willingham is hitting a decent .256 with 2 home runs and 6 RBI. Those numbers are rather consistent with Willingham’s career numbers but the .368 average with 4 home runs and 10 RBI in 57 at bats against current Mets pitchers is why Willingham gets the nod this week. Additionally, if your league goes a little further in stats Willingham has a .463 OBP and 1.147 OPS against current Mets starters. Willingham’s second matchup of the week is against the Philadelphia Phillies. Word is the Phils are looking for a veteran right-handed outfielder so this matchup may be an audition for Willingham to become the front runner for the position. Against current Phillies pitchers Willingham is hitting a solid .307 with 4 home runs and 16 RBI. What’s even better for Willingham owners is that in 31 starts at Citizens Bank Ballpark Willingham has hit 10 home runs while driving in 22. If this is in fact an audition, and Willingham does well, the Phillies may decide to trade for Willingham which would only increase his value. Gordon Beckham | Chicago White Sox | 69.9 % - So far this season it is fair to say that Beckham’s 2011 has been a bust. Expected by many to revert to the hitting ways from his rookie campaign, Beckham has seemed to catch the slump going around the White Sox clubhouse. Encouraging news for Beckham owners is that he seems to be turning the corner and has favorable matchups this week. In his last 21 games, Beckham is hitting .309 with 3 home runs 8 RBI and a steal. This week he will try and continue the pace against the cross town Cubs. Beckham owns Cubs pitchers hitting .435 against current Cubs hurlers and is getting on base at a .519 clip. His second matchup is against the Washington Nationals. Beckham does not have many at bats against Nat’s pitchers but is hitting a respectable .286 against the club. The fact that the series against the Nationals is at home for Beckham will keep the lineup in tact not having to use NL rules. Sluggers to Sit Jhonny Peralta | Detroit Tigers | 100% - Peralta has been great this year. His numbers are even better when you consider his shortstop eligibility and his draft position. But this week it seems like it’ll be a better idea to keep him on the bench. Peralta is first scheduled to take on the Dodgers in LA. In his career against Dodger pitchers Peralta is hitting only .188. Another difficulty Peralta may face is that the Tigers may try Alex Avila at third base and move V-Mart behind the plate during interleague play which may limit Peralta’s at bats. In his second series against the NL Peralta gets the D-Backs. Peralta has never played at Chase field and has a career .273 against the D-Backs. Most of that damage came off of Joe Saunders who if everything stays intact, the Tigers will miss. If you take out Peralta’s numbers against Saunders, he is hitting .148 without an extra base hit or RBI against current D-Backs pitchers. Jeff Francoeur | Kansas City Royals | 93.3% - Jeff Francoeur has a bit of resurgence this season. He seems to be cooling off however, and in his last 11 games Francoeur hitting under the Mendoza line at .182. In his first series of the week Francoeur is scheduled to face the D-Backs. Against current D-Backs pitchers Francoeur is hitting under .250. I have been one of Francoeur’s biggest doubters and it seems as though he is coming back to life. In his second series of the week Francoeur is going to face the Cubs. Against current Cubs pitchers Francoeur is hitting .239 with 2 Home runs and 12 RBI. All the power (2 HR 9 RBI) Francoeur has against the Cubs is off Carlos Zambrano. As it goes now, they will face each other in the series but that one matchup isn’t enough to start Francoeur. (June 3, 2011 - Photo by Elsa/Getty Images North America)  Chris Narveson (credits below) Two-Start Pitchers To Start Chris Narveson |Milwaukee Brewers| (6.5%) – Narveson’s matchups this week favor the better of his split stats. Both starts will be at home in Milwaukee. At home, Narveson’s ERA is 1.07 lower than his away split. Further helping his two-start week is the poor left-handed pitcher hitting teams he will be facing. Tampa Bay is ranked 26th (.238 average) against left-handed pitchers and Minnesota is ranked 23rd overall (.241 average). Also, in the month of June, batters have only hit .229 against him. Narveson should be a good pick up, especially if strikeouts is an area your team is falling behind on. Gavin Floyd |Chicago White Sox| (54.7%) – First up for Floyd this week is the Cubs. In a limited 35 career at-bats against Floyd, Cubs hitters are hitting a weak .143 and striking out once every five at-bats. The sluggers of their lineup (Pena and Soriano) are hitting a combined .167 batting average through 18 at-bats, striking out 6 times. In two career starts against the Cubs, Floyd has a 1.20 ERA and a 0.87 WHIP. Floyd’s second start of the week is against the Nationals who are ranked 26th overall against right-handed pitching (.241 average). In a combined 34 career at-bats against Floyd, Nationals hitters are hitting a combined .235 with only one extra-base hit. June just so happens to be Floyd’s best month to pitch in historically. Throughout his career, Floyd has a June ERA of 3.22, 1.25 points lower than his career average. Two-Start Pitchers To Sit Charlie Morton |Pittsburgh Pirates| (25.8%) – Morton’s eye-opening season has been grounded over his last two starts (9 innings 9 earned runs). He should continue to fall back down to earth this week against Baltimore and Boston. Current Baltimore hitters are hitting a combined .417 through 24 career at-bats against Morton. These at-bats come from Baltimore’s most dangerous hitters too (Lee, Guerrero, Hardy, Reynolds). Morton will face an even more dangerous foe when he starts against Boston. Boston’s lineup is ranked 2nd overall against right-handed pitchers (.273 average). Morton is weak against left-handed hitters. This year left-handed hitters are hitting .370 against Morton and he has a 2.20 WHIP against them as well. This spells trouble when Boston’s lineup has left-handed hitters like Adrian Gonzalez, David Ortiz, Carl Crawford and Jacoby Ellsbury. It’s also worth noting that Morton’s ERA should undergo a correction soon. It’s hard to have a 1.45 WHIP, 13 baserunners per 9 innings, and allow only 3 to score. Carl Pavano |Minnesota Twins| (8.9%) – Pavano has been great over the last month posting a sub-3 ERA. However, don’t be one of the desperate owners willing to ride Pavano’s streak. Both of Pavano’s starts come on the road this week where his splits are horrendous. Pavano’s away Era is 5.58, compared to his home ERA of 2.64. His first opponent of the week is the Giants. In 64 career at-bats, Giants hitters are hitting .313 against Pavano with 9 extra-base hits. In 7 career starts against the Giants, Pavano has an ERA of 4.89 and a WHIP of 1.63. His second start of the week comes against the Brewers. In 90 career at-bats against Pavano, Brewers hitters are hitting .311 with a .344 OBP. In 18 innings at Miller Park, Pavano has an ERA of 5.00. (April 14, 2011 - Photo by Greg Fiume/Getty Images North America) Written by JJ Omar & James Bryce exclusively for TheFantasyFix.com Follow The Fantasy Fix on Twitter @thefantasyfix or for Free Fantasy Sports Advice use our Quick Fix to get help with your team Tags: The Fantasy Fix, Fantasy Sports Advice, Fantasy Baseball News, Fantasy Baseball Tips, Sit Em/Start Em, James Bryce, JJ Omar, Two-Start Pitchers, Gavin Floyd, Chris Narveson, Josh Willingham, Carl Pavano, Jhonny Peralta, Gordon Beckham, Charlie Morton  Mat Latos Start ‘Em Mat Latos, San Diego Padres (97.1%) – Mat Latos has had an unusual season so far. The young ace had problems in spring training that led to him starting the season on the DL. Since then he has been inconsistent and trying to return to form. Hopefully his last start (W. 8 IP 1 ER 7 K’s 0.75 WHIP) against a good Cardinals team is indication that he’s regaining his command. Luck is a part of baseball and Latos is running into some good luck in his first start this week. Latos gets the Braves without two players that have owned him. Nate McLouth and Jason Heyward are both hitting .400 against the Padres ace but will miss the game because of DL stints. Combine that with excellent career numbers (2.28 ERA, 1.01 WHIP, 5.7 K/9) against the Braves and hope for run support to get Latos the victory. In his second start Latos is set to face the Houston Astros. The Astros are one of the worst teams in the bigs and their lineup is a big reason why. Latos has already had a start against the Astros this season (L. 6.1 IP, 5 ER, 6 K, .947 WHIP) and had the bullpen been able to strand runners his numbers would have been good. Latos career numbers against the Astros are very good. In three starts (including the start this season) Latos has compiled a 2-1 record with a 2.01 ERA, a K/9 ratio of 8.9 and a WHIP of 0.537. Of the Astros regulars only Carlos Lee is hitting over .250. I feel like this is the week Latos gets back on track. C.J. Wilson, Texas Rangers (100%) – Considering that I have been a big doubter in Wilson, this pick is a surprise to me. In only his second season as a starter Wilson has improved his numbers while being the ace of the rotation. Looking up career numbers for Wilson can be misleading because of his previous work in the bullpen but I sifted through all his number to come up with this suggestion. In his first scheduled start, Wilson has a matchup against the Tampa Bay Rays. Wilson has one regular season start against the Rays in his career. In that start Wilson gave up three earned runs in five innings. Those numbers are not special by any means but here is where the suggestion comes from. The big bats for the Rays have awful numbers against Wilson. Evan Longoria, B.J. Upton and Ben Zobrist are a combined 2-25 against him. Also the Rays hottest bat, Matt Joyce, has never faced Wilson and I always give the advantage to the pitcher when it’s the first encounter. For his weekend series start, Wilson has a matchup against the Indians. The Indians have a lot of left handed batters so the southpaw sees his first advantage there. If history is any indication of success Wilson has had one career start against the Tribe and went 6.0 IP giving up one earned run, striking out four and generating a WHIP of .667. When Austin Kerns is the player with the best numbers against you it’s a safe bet. Sit ‘Em Fausto Carmona, Cleveland Indians (9.7%) – In his first start of the week Carmona will be matched up against the hard-hitting Blue Jays lineup. In his five former starts against the Jays, Carmona has a career record of 3-0 with a 3.21 ERA 1.46 WHIP and a K/9 of 4. Although Carmona has good career numbers against the Jays, those numbers can be misleading. Of the current Blue Jay regulars, only two (Aaron Hill and Rajai Davis) have more than 10 at-bats against Carmona. Hill and Rajai Davis are hitting a combined (.321) and having base runners for Jose Bautista and potentially Adam Lind coming off the DL could be disastrous for the Tribe. In his second start of the week, Carmona will have the tough task of facing the newly healthy Rangers lineup. With a career 2-6 record and an ERA of 5.40 against the Rangers, this was an easy call. The biggest problem for Carmona is that both John Hamilton and Nelson Cruz are a combined 10-24 (.417) with two home runs and six RBI against Carmona. Elvis Andrus is also a pest to Carmona hitting .600 in his career against the Indians hurler. With runners on base for the big bats, the Rangers can really do damage to Carmona’s fantasy prospects. Wade Davis, Tampa Bay Rays (38%) – Wade Davis has been very good for the Rays and is a big reason they were able to overcome their dreadful start to the season. The most glaring fantasy flaw that Davis has is his low strikeout totals. This week Davis gets the hard hitting Rangers and the not so hard hitting Mariners. Davis’s career start against the Rangers is reason enough not to start him this week. In his career, Davis possesses a putrid 21.60 ERA against the Rangers. The Rangers have six players hitting .333 or better against the Rays righty. The only good news for Davis is that the start is at home and not in Arlington. In his second scheduled start Davis has much better prospects. The Mariners are not the best hitting team in the league by any means but have had some success against Davis. Ichiro and Michael Saunders are hitting .500 against Davis and Justin Smoak is 2-2 with a home run. Davis is 0-1 in two starts against the M’s but has a decent 3.86 ERA and 6.2 K/9. I wouldn’t sleep on the M’s as they have the potential to put some runs on the board and with Franklin Gutierrez back patrolling center field, take some away. Written by JJ Omar exclusively for TheFantasyFix.com Follow The Fantasy Fix on Twitter @thefantasyfix or for Free Fantasy Sports Advice use our Quick Fix to get help with your team. (February 22, 2011 - Photo by Rob Tringali/Getty Images North America)  Maicer Izturus Start ‘Em Maicer Izturis, Los Angeles Angels (95.8%) – Izturis should be able to start the week off strong playing away from Angels Stadium and playing at Kaufman. In away game this year Izturis is hitting .354, third-best in all of baseball. For his career at Kaufmann Stadium, Izturis is hitting .291, but even more exciting is the five home runs he’s hit in only 20 games played there. He has a 15.8AB/HR ratio at Kaufman, yet 68.3AB/HR for his career. 16.7% of Izturis’ career home runs have been hit in only 20 games (3.3% of his career games played) at Kaufman Stadium. Izturis will finish up the week with a three-game series against the Yankees at Angel Stadium. In 105 career at-bats against the Yankees, Izturis is hitting .324 with an OBP of .377. He’s also hitting .500 through 10 at-bats against the Yankees ace, C.C. Sabathia. Yunel Escobar, Toronto Blue Jays (81.2%) – Escobar has been heating up over the last two weeks. In the last 15 games he’s hitting .320 with .926 OPS. He should also get a nice boost from starting the week off with the home field advantage that he’s been hitting with this year. While at home, Escobar’s OPS is 173 points higher when compared to his road hitting. His second opponent of the week, the Orioles, haven’t presented much of a challenge historically. In 34 at-bats at Camden Yards, Escobar is hitting .382 with two home runs and nine RBI's in nine games. In 33 career at-bats against Baltimore pitchers he’s hitting .303. Sit ‘Em Jayson Werth, Washington Nationals (100%) – Werth starts off the week facing the murderer’s row of pitchers. For the first three games of the week Werth will face Halladay, Lee, and Oswalt. Combined against the three, Werth is hitting .242 while striking out in more than half of his at-bats. The next stop for Werth presents a different challenge. It’s not the pitchers that he faces as much as it’s the park that he’ll be hitting in. In 22 games at Chase Field, Werth is hitting .243, 27 points lower than his career average. He’s also hitting .231 on the road this year, 59 points below his home average. Nelson Cruz, Texas Rangers (100%) – The Rangers will be playing all seven of their games this week on the road. This spells bad news for Cruz. Away from the Ballpark in Arlington, Cruz is only hitting .160 with a .246 OBP. Even more discouraging, Cruz will be facing six right-handed starting pitchers this week. Cruz has the second-worst batting average against right-handed pitchers this season (.154 AVG). Written by James Bryce exclusively for TheFantasyFix.com Follow The Fantasy Fix on Twitter @thefantasyfix or for Free Fantasy Sports Advice use our Quick Fix to get help with your team. (May 19, 2011 - Photo by Harry How/Getty Images North America) ALL OWNERSHIP PERCENTAGES FROM ESPN.COM  Tags: The Fantasy Fix, Fantasy Sports Advice, Fantasy Baseball News, Fantasy Baseball Tips, Sit Em/Start Em, James Bryce, JJ Omar, | CategoriesAll NJ SEO Company
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