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10 Fantasy Baseball Moves That Must be Made
Which Moves Should be Made?
We are now past Memorial Day and like MLB teams do at this point of the season, fantasy baseball owners need to decide what they want to do going forward. There are players who have been epic disappointments so far this season and others who have surprised everyone. I have my top 10 players who will be discussed a lot in trade talks between fantasy owners before now and the trading deadline.
I know with my fantasy teams that I have made the mistake of sticking with some players for way too long and it is costing me. I’m sure there are others like me out there, but you have to cut some of those players loose at one point before the season is lost. The time has come to begin making moves to get ready for the postseason since many leagues are probably nearing their halfway point within the next week or two.
You want to have the players who can lead you to a championship on your roster now before their value goes any higher or drops any lower. There are two pitchers sprinkled into this conversation because they are just as important as hitters. I just don’t see as many pitchers who are candidates for my list as opposed to the batters. I hope that you are able to either trade for some of these players or get rid of a couple of them moving forward because some players just can’t be this good or this bad all season long. Here are my top 10 fantasy baseball trade candidates.
Andy Schmidt is a columnist/writer for RantSports. Follow him on Twitter @ASchmidtSports, like his Facebook page or add him to your network on Google.
1. Trade for B.J. Upton
There are many ways to look at Upton’s value the rest of the season. He can’t possibly be this bad all year or can he? He is a great buy-low candidate if you think he can rebound.