Each week we?ll take a look at the best of the best from RotoExperts.com?s Fantasy content.
Sarah Bojarski nails it in this week?s column, providing tips on how to avoid stress during Week 1 of the Fantasy Football season. The tips lean heavily on how to recover from a few draft-day mishaps. The mighty theme of the piece rides on this one sentence, ?Ask Michael Vick owners.? Think the championship can be won or lost on draft day? Ask Michael Vick owners. Think waiver wire pick-ups aren?t important? Ask Michael Vick owners. Sometimes all you need is a little AMVO in your life! [Pin Zone Coverage]
There?s a lot Scott Engel knows about Fantasy Football, and this week he opened up and let loose on his excitement for the unofficial start to the Fantasy Football season. The takeaway piece of advice from Engel is that despite the ?blizzard of movement? in the NFL over the past few days, while there remains some uncertainty and unknown factors late in July, he insists that you not strategize or draft in fear. [Engel?s Angles]
It probably wasn?t his intention to scare you, but Matthew De Lima wants Jordan Walden?owners to know that they have one of the worst closers in the game. After blowing his 7th save of the season this week, the rookie has now tied Matt Capps for most blown saves in the majors. Wait, didn?t Capps lose his job as the Twins closer some weeks back? It?s no wonder the Angels are in the market for a new closer. Walden owners, prepare for a few sleepless nights ahead. [Closer Report]
Tamer Chamma is high on Vance Worley and isn?t one to say that he?s not a top of?the rotation kind of talent. An interesting thought from Tamer, who says that the best scouting report he has on Worely came from his own eyes. After watching Worley pitch,?Tamer notes that his breaking stuff is much better than scouting reports would have you believe. He?s also high on Wendy Rodriguez, despite his 6.00 ERA in July. See why Tamer is optimistic about Rodriguez in this week?s Tips. [Tamer's Tips]
It?s Mailbag time and Adam Ronis was swamped with Fantasy Baseball trade questions?this week. Ronis started off the piece by insisting that you don?t let desperation lead to bad trades. Couldn?t have said it any better. With your league trade deadline looming,?you don?t necessarily need to make a move just to, well, make a move. This week Ronis broke down a major move with the likes of Joey Votto, Justin Verlander, Albert Pujols?and Tommy Hanson involved, plus he answers more of your trade questions answered. [XPert Mailbag]
Out of contention in your Fantasy Baseball league? Jake Ciely drops some knowledge?and tips you to a few players you should be trading for if you?re in a keeper league. Ciely?and I happen to agree on Ike Davis, who won?t return this season. Davis, when healthy,?flashed some 30-HR power this season. Not bad for a guy who posted a 27.5 AB/HR rate?last season. In just 36 games in 2011, Davis upped his HR-rate to 18.4 AB/HR. Check out?the rest of Jake?s targeted players in this week?s column. [What?s the Call?]
This is just your friendly reminder to get your 2011 Fantasy Football Exclusive Edge?Package. What are you missing? Well, since you asked, you?re missing a deep schedule?analysis by the great Dave Gawron. Nowhere else will you find analysis on how to draft?to the schedule. Some think that you need to solely look at Bye Weeks, but Gawron?breaks down the best ways to employ strength of schedule in your draft. And that?s just?one of some 50 articles, columns, cheat sheets and strategy pieces. [Exclusive Edge]
Don?t forget, there?s a fantastic Impact Fantasy Wrestling game out there. Confused on?the scoring and strategy? Well, Paul Hickey has you covered. If the tag team duos of?Mexican America and Beer Money mean nothing to you, you?ll probably need Hickey?s?advice. [Impact Wrestling]
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