Nick Senzel

The success of my 2018 fantasy baseball season weighs heavily on the production of these 14 players. I own each of these players in at least 40% of my leagues. Ten leagues with at least four shares of each. Each league I’m in is unique in its own settings, format, and circumstance. Half or more of my leagues are dynasty leagues with on-base percentage and saves plus holds. Based on this, a lot of my heavy investments are sliding toward those formats, and players like Joey Votto or even Trever Hildenberger become more…

The hot corner is turning into a top-heavy position as of late. You got your handful of studs at the top, but after them, there aren't a lot of players that really excite you. You got the Devers, Guerreros, and Senzels of the world, but outside of them, it's just a lot of solid, but unspectacular fantasy assets. Now, there's nothing wrong with guys like Kyle Seager or Nicholas Castellanos. They're fine fantasy pieces for any squad, but they lack that elite upside that dynasty leaguers love.Other 2018 Dynasty/Keeper…

Who doesn't love some bold predictions? We all have them. You'll be hanging out with some friends, discussing the best sport on the planet, and someone will make some outrageous claim. "I bet so and so will do this," or "No way he does that this season!"Sometimes they don't even have to be performance-based, like the time I bet a buddy of mine 100 pushups that Ryan Braun would win his appeal back in 2012. Was it bold? Absolutely, but that satisfaction you get from getting a bold prediction like that right is pure gold.…

We've made it. Over the last month, we've counted down prospects 100 to 21 and have now reached the top-20. These men are the best of the best. The most elite prospects the minor leagues have to offer. Men and women of all ages duke it out every season to have guys like this on their fantasy teams. This is what we've all been waiting for, so let's cut the chit-chat and get right into it.Can you hear the guitar riff and drums in the background?"IT'S THE FINAL COUNTDOWN!"Previous Top-100 Dynasty Rankings…

The Cincinnati Reds finished 68-94 and in the cellar of the NL Central. Despite another MVP-caliber season from Joey Votto, the Reds lacked the talent to gain any real momentum. It's no secret that things have been pretty bad in Cincinnati for the past few seasons. That being said, the next crop of talent waiting in their system may be able to turn things around. 10. Vladimir Gutierrez, RHPAge: 22 Signed out of Cuba in 2016 - CIN2017 stats: (RK-FSL): 103 IP, 7-8, 4.46 ERA, 1.23 WHIP, 94 K, 19 BB. The Reds have…