How to Improve Your Fantasy Baseball Team Now
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To be successful in fantasy baseball you must constantly search the waiver wires for fresh talent. This is crucial as there will always be players that can help your team, and many of them will be playing better than players you currently own. Ill check the wires at least 2-3 times per week and sometimes more depending on how my team is doing.
Now, its important to not get carried away with adding and dropping every time a player has a good or bad week. Players will fluctuate with their performance and some good and bad weeks are to be expected. If you have a guy on your team that has not been performing well over an extended period, then its time to take a look on the wires to see if you can improve your team.
As a general rule you should have a list of players that should be for the most part undroppable. These are the players that do well year-in and year-out and may just be experiencing a cold spell. You always have the option of trading these players and getting fair value for them rather than dropping them.
There will however be a smaller percentage (10-15 percent) of players that could be dropped after a week or two of poor performance. At this point, you may choose to check the waiver wires to see who's available. There will inevitably be some players who are on a hot-streak that can give your team that spark you need.
The first step is to identify the players who aren't doing well on your current team. Next, check the waiver wires and research players that may be able to replace that player at that position in your lineup. If you have the luck of landing a guy who plays multiple positions, all the better. Research prior years, the current year and 15 day/30 day stats as well to provide the most information to work with. Also, consider recent player news to provide more insight as to whether or not this is a good move.
The final step is to add this player and drop the player that's not doing well. Carefully monitor both players from this point and time-will-tell if you made a wise decision. If you decide it wasn't a good move, repeat the process until you get the desired results.
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