Ten currently off-the-radar players who could ride a good spring to meaningful fantasy value.

Drafting a strong team does not guarantee victory, but it certainly helps. Comparing stats acquired by the opening day rosters to final standings provides several tips to maximize efficiency of draft day assets.

We have spent the last two weeks looking at the UP: projections from the Baseball Forecaster. It's time to turn to the other side of the coin.

The question must be asked: “Once you lack a skill, do you disown it?”

Part 2 of our season-opening review of some of the UP: projections found in the 2015 Baseball Forecaster.

Wins are a dodgy category. Can we create a metric to make them a bit more predictable?

We thought it would be appropriate to kick off our 2015 run of The Speculator with a review of some of those UP: projections found in the 2015 Baseball Forecaster.

Year-1 results generally indicate subsequent-year value, but not always—and there might be value in some of the lowest-value Year-1 batters.

The traditional formula for xERA is exhibiting some biases. We'll check on the source of the biases and how we can use this to our advantage.

Rostering a starting pitcher who breaks out for the first time can yield huge dividends for your staff. Here's how to find one.

As leaguewide strikeout rates continue to rise, player churn and playing time allocation are driving the effect. But young pitchers may yet have a secret weapon enabling them to improve their strikeout rate before age catches up with them.