Last week’s Fantasy Focus centered around three prime sell-high targets.
This week, we’ll turn our attention to the minor leagues to find out which prospects are most likely to make a fantasy impact this season…
In last week’s Fantasy Focus, I outlined three pitchers whose slow starts made them prime buy-low candidates.
This week I’m going to nominate three players whose hot starts make them excellent sell-high targets.
Keep in mind that obvious choices, such as Kevin Millwood, will be left off the list. I would like to think that my readers are smart enough to turn a profit on the 34-year-old’s incredible start, without my approval…
Many starting pitchers who are usually reliable such as Brandon Webb, Jake Peavy, John Lackey and Roy Oswalt have been wildly unpredictable and/or injured through the first ten weeks of the season.
If you are one of the unlucky ones who have been become frustrated with your staff’s inconsistency, you might want to look into these buy-low candidates:
The Texas Rangers are 30-19 after 49 contests, leading the Angels in the AL West by 5.5 games after play on Saturday. The Rangers’ quick start can be attributed to their potent offense, which ranks fifth in the majors, scoring 5.44 runs per game.
Ian Kinsler, Michael Young and Nelson Cruz have led the way for Texas, combining to hit .303 through the first two months of the season…
Monday, June 29, 2009
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