The latest episode of The Sleeper and The Bust has dropped, and it’s packed with intriguing insights that could shake up your fantasy baseball strategies. With notable transactions like Mark Canha and Manuel Margot signing minor league deals with the Brewers, it raises the question: how much stock do you put into minor league signings? Are these players worth keeping an eye on for potential call-ups, or do you think they’re just depth pieces?
The episode also dives into the WHARF and BARF strategies, highlighting some of the biggest reaches and bargains in recent drafts. For instance, David Robertson was drafted at 313 ADP but has a last two weeks ADP of 429. Is this a classic case of overvaluing a veteran, or do you see potential in him that others are missing?
On the flip side, players like Yoshinobu Yamamoto and Emmanuel Clase are being touted as bargains. Do you believe these players can outperform their current ADP, or are they just a flash in the pan?
Let’s also talk about the impact of draft strategies on your team’s success. Do you lean more towards WHARF or BARF, and why? What’s your bold prediction for a player who will exceed expectations this season?
Join the conversation and share your thoughts! What strategies are you implementing this year, and how do you feel about the current landscape of fantasy baseball?
The latest episode of The Sleeper and The Bust has dropped, and it’s packed with intriguing insights that could shake up your fantasy baseball strategies. With notable transactions like Mark Canha and Manuel Margot signing minor league deals with the Brewers, it raises the question: how much stock do you put into minor league signings? Are these players worth keeping an eye on for potential call-ups, or do you think they’re just depth pieces?
The episode also dives into the WHARF and BARF strategies, highlighting some of the biggest reaches and bargains in recent drafts. For instance, David Robertson was drafted at 313 ADP but has a last two weeks ADP of 429. Is this a classic case of overvaluing a veteran, or do you see potential in him that others are missing?
On the flip side, players like Yoshinobu Yamamoto and Emmanuel Clase are being touted as bargains. Do you believe these players can outperform their current ADP, or are they just a flash in the pan?
Let’s also talk about the impact of draft strategies on your team’s success. Do you lean more towards WHARF or BARF, and why? What’s your bold prediction for a player who will exceed expectations this season?
Join the conversation and share your thoughts! What strategies are you implementing this year, and how do you feel about the current landscape of fantasy baseball?
