Hello, this is my second article for my fantasy baseball preview series. The next few will be full of position strategies and tips. This one will focus on pitchers and how to deal with them.
Strategies:
On draft day make sure you do your homework by studying pitching rotations and schedules. So that you get extra depth throughout the week instead of having a handful of aces going on the same day. Also, schedules could be a factor to as I said in my last preview.
For every rookie pitcher you get take two veteran or ace pitchers. It'll pay off eventually.
When choosing pitchers if your league has points about wins and losses take a step back and see if his team scores a lot and holds up on defense.
Countdown:
44: Carlos Beltran
43: Kevin Youkillis
42: Randy Wolf
41: Jose Reyes
40: Bengie Molina
Special Segment: Mock Drafts and Knowing Your League
Before the draft try a mock draft. This allows you to try different strategies and techniques without messing up your season it also allows to see what other managers try to do and you could learn maybe different approaches. Knowing your league is very important unless you are in a public league. But if you are in a private league you should know mostly everyone so figure out their favorites who they might draft because if you are stuck between two players take the one they want so you could trade away this player later in the year.
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