The Best Fantasy Baseball Blogs in 2024

 


 

Looking for the best Fantasy Baseball blogs and website? I’ve compiled a list of the best I’ve found from scouring the internet. This list is completely separate from my other list of “real-life” baseball blogs.

 

With the proliferation of sports betting and its confluence with fantasy sports, I’ve seen a huge jump in interest in these kinds of blogs. While I myself don’t dabble much with fantasy baseball anymore, I certainly keep up with the best of the fantasy sports content out there. After all, insights from these websites can still be key to writing well-researched articles on baseball.

 

While it seems fantasy baseball blogs are fairly well-maintained compared to typical baseball blogs, I find that these resources like this consistently fail to be updated on a regular basis. That will not be so with this list, which I will peruse every baseball season. I’ll update broken links or remove inactive sites. If you have any fantasy baseball related sites that you feel belong on this list, don’t hesitate to leave a comment below. I may also add YouTube channels in the future, but that will likely be a separate post.

 

Without further ado, here’s my list of the Best Fantasy Baseball Blogs, as of December 26, 2023.

 

BaseballHQ – Fantasy baseball rankings, sleepers, and more

 

CBS Fantasy Baseball – one of the oldest fantasy baseball leagues, and their content is still top-notch!

 

Closer Monkey - Closer Monkey tracks the bullpens of all 30 MLB teams (hopefully they will return for the 2024 season)

 

Dynasty Guru – if you run a fantasy baseball dynasty team, this site is very helpful!

 

FantasyAlarm MLB – tells you all about players you should be starting in your fantasy baseball league today!

 

FantasyPros MLB – content focused mostly on FanDuel and DraftKings DFS leagues

 

FantasyRundown MLB – a cheat sheet for fantasy baseball players with bullet point news

 

FantasySP MLB - created by fantasy sports fans, for fantasy sports fans

 

Fantistics from Insider Baseball – help for winning your fantasy baseball league (hasn’t been updated since September 30, 2023, so keeping an eye on it)

 

Fantrax HQ - Covers all the bases when it comes to fantasy baseball 

 

Imaginary Brick Wall – a dynasty baseball blog, with other stuff thrown in…

 

NBC Sports Fantasy Baseball – formerly Rotoworld, probably the most comprehensive sports player news you’ll find on the web

 

Pitcher List – a website devoted to tracking how pitchers are doing in MLB right now; they have hitter rankings, too.

 

Razzball – fantasy baseball daily projections and advice

 

Rotoballer MLB – fantasy baseball analysis and news

 

Rotographs – the fantasy baseball section of FanGraphs

 

RotoGrinders MLB – more Daily Fantasy Sports baseball projections and goodness.

 

Rotowire Baseball – fantasy baseball rankings and news

 

SportsGrid MLB – lots of good MLB updates to be found here

 

TG Fantasy Baseball – good spot to find the latest fantasy baseball player news

 

Tout Wars – Fantasy baseball’s battle of the experts

 

Yahoo! Fantasy Baseball – Not what they used to be, but still some good content to be found here.

 

 

Find any bad links here, or have suggestions for additions? Leave a comment below!

 

 

 

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