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Streaming options beyond Jarred Kelenic, a dearth of viable two-start pitchers and a trio of potential closers

Streaming options beyond Jarred Kelenic, a dearth of viable two-start pitchers and a trio of potential closers

FromThe Athletic Fantasy Baseball Podcast


Streaming options beyond Jarred Kelenic, a dearth of viable two-start pitchers and a trio of potential closers

FromThe Athletic Fantasy Baseball Podcast

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Length:
58 minutes
Released:
May 16, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

DVR and Al explore options for upgrading fantasy rotations despite a thin group of potential streamers. They also run through the hitting options likely to be found on waivers, even if Mariners outfield phenom Jarred Kelenic is already claimed in your leagues. Included in the discussion are Cardinals to consider despite a short schedule – namely, Tyler O’Neill and Harrison Bader – a bevy of Nationals with a favorable schedule and potential Dodger fill-ins.

0:57 Hitters to pursue beyond Jarred Kelenic
7:02 Who fills in for the Dodgers with Corey Seager and A.J. Pollock out?
11:09 Deeper-league hitting options: Michael Chavis, Nomar Mazara, Matt Duffy, available Nationals
18:08 Two-Start Pitchers, including Madison Bumgarner, Zach Davies and Jon Lester
31:36 One-Start Pitchers, including Logan Gilbert, Rich Hill, Wade Miley and Mike Minor
44:55 Reliever Considerations: Hansel Robles, Tyler Rogers and Michael Fulmer

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Released:
May 16, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

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Get the award-winning strategies, insight and analysis you need to win your league, every week. From high-stakes secrets to deep dynasty maneuvers, and everything in between, The Athletic Fantasy Baseball Podcast has you covered with the analysis of Derek VanRiper, Nando Di Fino, Michael Beller, Ian Kahn and Al Melchior.