The Rest of Season Rankings Podcast

The guys are back at it going team-by-team through the National League this week, getting your fantasy baseball rosters ready to attack the month of May!

Andrew and Bart discuss the latest news and notes in the AL at the beginning of the show. Then they dive right into everything in the NL from Corbin Carroll's slow start in Arizona to an even bigger breakout from CJ Abrams in Washington. They debate whether or not you should consider dropping guys like Jeimer Candelario or Nolan Gorman, and they talk about pitchers you may want to stream and others with potential for even more season-long value!

This week, Andrew and Bart go team-by-team through the American League to break down all the hottest topics in fantasy land, including:

-Is Heston Kjerstad a better bet for fantasy production than Ryan O'Hearn?

-Are Garrett Crochet and Maikel Garcia good players to buy-low or are they just turning into pumpkins?

-Is Mike Trout back among the fantasy elite?

-Are Alex Bregman and/or Chas McCormick droppable?

-And why won't the A's play Esteury Ruiz?!?!?

We're in the midst of the worst week for injuries in recent memory, including a spate of pitchers facing season-ending Tommy John surgery. In this episode, Andrew and Bart cover all the latest injury news, suggest some waiver wire replacements, and discuss how we should value pitchers in fantasy going forward.

Your hosts also go position-by-position to highlight the week's biggest movers and shakers in their latest rest-of-season rankings.

In the finale of their position preview series, Andrew and Bart offer advice to bolster your bullpen! Tiers are especially important when discussing relief pitchers so you don't completely miss a run on closers in your draft. Are the high-end guys worth it? How long can you wait to select your first RP? What about the non-closers late in drafts?

The guys discuss tons of pitchers and answer all of those questions and more in this episode wrapping up the position previews!

Andrew and Bart are staying on the mound to give you thoughts on 40 or so more starting pitchers in this episode!

There are interesting names in new places like Chris Sale and Michael King and potential second year standouts like Tanner Bibee and Bryan Woo. When should you draft guys returning from injury like Walker Buehler? What about someone dealing with a new injury like Kodai Senga or Kyle Bradish? Shota Imanaga and Cristopher Sanchez seem like deals at their ADPs, but Hunter Greene? Not so much.

There are lots of questions and much to discuss in this episode, and of course your hosts don't always agree on everything. Listen in to find out where they stand on plenty of SPs who can help your fantasy teams in 2024!

The guys wrap up the infield in this episode with a preview of the third base position!

While Jose Ramirez still has 5 category juice, Andrew sees him at the top of a tier with other studs like Riley and Devers. After the top-3, your hosts have a similar tier and debate the upsides of Royce Lewis versus Elly De La Cruz. Then things get a little crazy when Jake Burger arrives in Bart's top-10, followed by Noelvi Marte in Andrew's rankings shortly after.

There's plenty of discussion to be had at a position that might be deeper than you think!

Andrew and Bart go around the horn and stop at second base in the latest edition of their position preview series.

While first base has a Big 5, it seems that second has a Big 4. Mookie Betts clearly stands alone at the top, but where does Jose Altuve fit in the next three? Beyond those top-tier options, you can still find plenty of value further down the board. With guys like Andres Gimenez and Bryson Stott being drafted outside of the top-100 overall players, there's some depth at second base. Jackson Holliday could even play the position and gain eligibility there sooner rather than later!

The guys discuss their rankings and tiers for 30 or so fantasy second basemen in this episode, so check it out!

With the Super Bowl right around the corner, that can only mean one thing...so is BASEBALL!

Andrew and Bart get an early start this season on their position preview series and start as always with the catcher position. They discuss overall strategy for drafting a catcher and go through their tiers which have plenty of veterans and younger backstops with upside. The catcher position is surprisingly deep, and there's even one potential sleeper who isn't even eligible at the position yet (but he should be soon!).

Andrew and Bart are back in Week 15 to preview every game from a fantasy perspective to help you win your matchups!

Can you start Tua against the Jets (especially if he's without Tyreek Hill)? If not, who are some of the best QB streamers this week?

Are Zack Moss and Ezekiel Elliott must starts at the running back position?

Can you start too many Rams against the Commanders?

The guys answer all of these questions and more to get you ready for your fantasy playoffs!

Your hosts are back in Week 13 to discuss their updated rest-of-season rankings to help you get into your fantasy playoffs!

Trade deadlines have come and gone, so it's just you and the waiver wire at this point. Maybe you're wondering if you should add Elijah Mitchell. Maybe you have some tough start/sit decisions this week. Whatever your conundrum, Andrew and Bart discuss it all as they cover topics for all 32 teams.

Is C.J. Stroud a top-5 fantasy QB rest of season? Can you trust receivers like Ja'Marr Chase and Garrett Wilson without a good quarterback throwing the ball their way? Can Rachaad White help win your league? They answer all of these questions and more in this episode, so check it out!

Andrew and Bart are back at it again, going team-by-team to discuss their updated rest-of-season rankings. Hot topics include:

-Is it officially time for Trevor Lawrence managers to consider a different option at QB?

-How alarmed should Tony Pollard managers be after his latest dud?

-Devin Singletary, Keaton Mitchell, Ty Chandler and Latavius Murray are among the running backs gaining steam, but what can we expect from them going forward?

-How high have Dalton Kincaid and Trey McBride risen, and is it safe to discard bye week tight ends like Taysom Hill and Kyle Pitts?

Andrew and Bart are back at it with insight into their Week 10 rankings and rest-of-season projections for all 32 squads.

The quarterback position is in flux, to put it mildly, as we head into Week 9. In this episode, Andrew and Bart touch on how QB changes impact the Week 9 and rest-of-season outlooks for the Cardinals, Falcons, Rams, Raiders, Vikings and Giants.

As they go one-by-one through all 32 NFL teams, Andrew and Bart also cover all the biggest movers and shakers in their latest rest-of-season rankings.

Topics include: How worried should we be about Kenneth Walker, Davante Adams and Tony Pollard? How should we value players on the mend like Justin Jefferson, De'Von Achane and David Montgomery? And who would we rather have, Alvin Kamara or Bijan Robinson?

With Week 5 officially in the books, Andrew and Bart run through their biggest fantasy takeaways from each game -- and how they impact the latest rest-of-season rankings at ROSrankings.com.

At running back, Travis Etienne, David Montgomery and Breece Hall are flying up the rankings -- are they now more valuable than fantasy mainstays like Saquon Barkley, Josh Jacobs and Derrick Henry?

Andrew and Bart also discuss where Cooper Kupp ranks among WRs after his impressive return, what to expect from Jonathan Taylor after yet another big Zack Moss performance, and whether it's time to reevaluate the fantasy value of slow-starting WRs Jaylen Waddle, DeVonta Smith and CeeDee Lamb.

Plus, they cover all the biggest waiver wire adds of the week, including Roschon Johnson, Tyjae Spears, Justice Hill, Kendre Miller and Emari Demercado.

Andrew and Bart are back to run through all of the players they are high and low on in Week 4.

Is Joe Burrow finally healthy and ready for a get-right game against the Titans' leaky secondary, and if so, what does that mean for Derrick Henry and DeAndre Hopkins on the other side?

Can we trust Daniel Jones in our fantasy lineups after his shaky start to the season, and which of the Giants' skill position players might also provide some sneaky value for this week and beyond?

What can De'Von Achane possibly due for an encore -- and does he belong in your starting lineup for the Dolphins' highly-anticipated showdown with the Bills?

Andrew and Bart discuss all that and much, much more!

Andrew and Bart are back to run down all their favorite -- and least favorite -- fantasy options for Week 3.

One place they see sneaky fantasy value is the New Orleans backfield, where rookie running back Kendre Miller offers breakout potential and Taysom Hill offers the possibility of 10+ rushes out of your tight end spot. Devon Achane is another rookie RB who they think could make some noise this week.

But it's never all sunshine and rainbows. Andrew and Bart let you know why they are fading the Bengals and Jaguars passing games this week, while also discussing whether it's time to move on from disappointing tight ends Kyle Pitts and Pat Freiermuth.

Andrew and Bart are back to break down all of their favorite fantasy options for Week 2 -- and all the guys they're avoiding like the plague.

Can you really trust any Arizona Cardinals in your lineup? Well, even bad teams can sometimes produce solid fantasy contributors, and that's precisely what Andrew and Bart see in James Conner. Andrew likes Hollywood Brown, too, but still thinks you should start the Giants D against Joshua Dobbs!

There's also a ton of injury situations to monitor. Andrew and Bart let you know if guys like Hunter Renfrow and Michael Gallup are viable flex plays if their teammates sit out this week.

The NFL is finally back! With their Week 1 rankings live at ROSrankings.com, Andrew and Bart get you ready to set your lineup by running through all of the players they like a lot more -- or less -- than the rest of the fantasy football community this week. The "start" list includes two intriguing RBs who stand to benefit from a lack of backfield depth around them: Jamaal Williams and Raheem Mostert.

But before they jump into their rankings, Andrew and Bart break down how to react to all of the latest news surrounding two of fantasy football's biggest stars, Travis Kelce and Cooper Kupp.

In this episode, Andrew and Bart wrap up their position preview series with a look at the tight end position. As always, they begin with some strategy talk and then quickly dive into their tiered positional rankings.

Is it smart to grab Travis Kelce in round 1 or Mark Andrews in round 2 or 3? If you don't get one of those top two guys, where are some other sweet spots during the draft where you might be able to get good value on a tight end based on average draft position (ADP)?

Andrew and Bart break it all down for you!

The position previews keep on coming this week!

Andrew and Bart kick off the wide receiver discussion with overall strategy and then get right into their tiers. Is Justin Jefferson in a tier of his own? Does Stefon Diggs belong in the top-5? Will Davante Adams see a drop-off with the QB change? Are Garrett Wilson and Chris Olave legit number ones?

The guys spend the first hour debating the top-40 or so WRs, and the next 25 minutes go deeper (all the way to the likes of Puka Nacua). This episode has everything you need to prepare for your drafts with a focus on the wide receiver position!

It's "Position Preview Madness" week at ROS Rankings, and in this episode Andrew and Bart tackle fantasy football's trickiest position, running back.

As usual, they start out talking big-picture strategy. Should you adopt the growing trend of prioritizing WRs over RBs in the early rounds of your draft? How much does scoring format matter? Where do the big drop-offs occur at running back?

Then Andrew and Bart get into specifics, touching on every team's backfield depth chart and over 80 ball carriers to have on your radar this season.

Where do Rhamondre Stevenson and Breece Hall land in the rankings after getting added competition for touches? Is Bijan Robinson getting a little too much hype? Are people still sleeping on Tony Pollard's upside? Are Dameon Pierce, J.K. Dobbins and Jahmyr Gibbs good values or disappointments waiting to happen?

Tune in to find out!

In another solo mission, Bart goes through some of his favorite futures bets for the NFL season.

There's a 66/1 Super Bowl pick, 10/1 division winner, and plenty of props in the 30/1 to 150/1 range. If you like longshots, you'll like this episode!

Andrew and Bart are back in a transatlantic episode to discuss all of the latest news from training camps and to recap their Scott Fish Bowl drafts.

The latest injuries to Joe Burrow and Kadarius Toney could have fantasy impacts, and running backs Dalvin Cook and Josh Jacobs still haven't signed on the dotted line.

After discussing those storylines and many more, the guys dig into their SFB13 squads. While Andrew selected Travis Kelce at the 1.02, Bart went with a QB in Justin Herbert in the middle of the first round. Both ended up with Tyreek Hill in Round 2, but there weren't many similarities after that. They get into some of their favorite picks, how they built their rosters, and some surprises in each of their drafts!

Andrew and Bart have a fresh set of rest-of-season rankings for you at ROSrankings.com, but rather than talk Movers and Shakers, this week they dig into the numbers to come up with their favorite players to buy, sell, add and drop. From first round fantasy picks to players rostered in fewer than 20% of leagues, the list of players they touch on runs the gamut.

While Andrew and Bart both recommend selling high on Tony Gonsolin, Marcus Stroman and Bryce Elder, they don't necessarily see eye to eye on guys like Jarred Kelenic, Sonny Gray and Nick Castellanos. Tune in to decide who makes the more compelling case!

From Trea Turner to Kyle Schwarber, this episode often finds its way back to Phillies struggling at the plate and what to do with them. In the case of J.T. Realmuto, is he a buy-low now that Andrew has ranked the likes of Salvador Perez and Sean Murphy ahead of him? You could also consider trading for Francisco Alvarez or adding someone like Patrick Bailey at the catcher position.