Hello, friends.
Last week, we dove into one of my favorite areas to leverage in fantasy, the always titillating team splits. I'll hold for applause.
And, we're back! Splits might not be anything fancy, but they remain one of the surest bets to guide your decision-making in which pitchers to start, whether in year-long or daily fantasy. Year after year, it's proven that just because a team has a good offense overall, it doesn't guarantee they have equal success against both hands of pitchers. And in those gaps, streaming magic awaits.
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