Hello friends.
After sashaying our way through the AL graveyard last week, it's time to hit the senior circuit and try to glean what we can about where the new and old fantasy values may lie come the trade deadline.
But here's the thing about the National League - they might only have three or four real championship contenders but they have a whole mess of teams that probably aren't good enough to realistically do any damage in the postseason but aren't so bad that they can sell selling to their fanbase. So, they'll do what mediocre teams like this do every year; be buyers of discounted parts that won't actively change their championship futures, when they should be sellers in a market mostly devoid of great pieces.
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Nice article Nick. Well done
The correct order by winning percentage is Phillies, Dodgers, and Braves.
Every article should include the word “carcass”!
The Marlins need to strip it to the bones and start all over. They never really had a window but if they did it has slammed shut.