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Yahoo SportsFive fantasy predictions for 2018: Expect the unexpected this season
Let’s hit up all the key fantasy positions and work our way from bold to boldest on the predictions front.
Yahoo SportsPlayers who have changed one expert's mind this Fantasy Football draft season
We must keep an open mind when evaluating talent or risk a draft mistake. With that, Deshaun Watson and Lamar Miller deserve a second look.
Yahoo SportsFantasy's luckiest and unluckiest hitters ... Mookie Betts made one of the lists
Mookie Betts is putting up amazing numbers, but how has luck or lack-thereof played a role?
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Who to target in Rounds 6-10 of fantasy drafts if you employ Zero RB strategy
Zero RB isn't as popular a strategy as it once was, but Michael Salfino makes a case for why it can still work in 2018 drafts.
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Players trending up worth adding for stretch run of fantasy season
Ben Zobrist is a solid source of batting average and is widely available. Who else should you consider picking up?
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Stop drafting two QBs in your Fantasy Football league
A look at the data shows too many Fantasy Football players draft two quarterbacks.
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How much should you follow the money in your fantasy football draft?
If we assume the money teams have invested in players will influence their usage, there are some players being seriously undervalued this draft season.
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Prospects and overlooked players for the Fantasy Baseball stretch run
Jeff McNeil is among some unknown commodities who could provide a fantasy boost down the stretch.
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2018 fantasy receiver season preview: Draft values and fades
Robert Woods is going later than he should in drafts. What other receivers are bargains and who should you be avoiding?
Headlines
- Yankees star Aaron Judge surpasses Roger Maris with 62nd homer
- Steelers name rookie QB Kenny Pickett as Week 5 starter vs. Bills
- Report claims Tom Brady and wife Gisele Bündchen have hired divorce lawyers
- Jim Redmond, who helped son in '92 Olympics, dies at 81
- Jerry Jones: Dak Prescott can’t yet grip well enough to play
