Imagine your favorite Major League Baseball team has the power to add or subtract players almost at will, with no concern over contracts, clubhouse chemistry or alienating the local fanbase. Now contract 17 of your opponents.

That’s why they call it fantasy baseball. In a typical...

Forget about selling high on pitchers right now. Most fantasy owners recognize that pitchers are always up-and-down, and aren’t usually too willing to pay a big price for one that’s had a hot start to the season. Instead, if you have...