As with any sport, players can decline in production just as fast as they rise in popularity for a recent hot streak. Whether it's a major injury that will keep the player out for an extended period of time or a recent cold streak in production, here are the most-dropped...
As with any sport, players can decline in production just as fast as they rise in popularity for a recent hot streak. Whether it's a major injury that will keep the player out for an extended period of time or a recent cold streak in production, here are the most-dropped...
For as long as fantasy football has been popular, the running back position has been the most important in the sport. In deep leagues, it's typical to see as many as three running backs from each team drafted; all in the hopes of being prepared should an injury arise.
INDIANAPOLIS, IN-- - RotoExperts, LLC, the independent industry leader in Fantasy Sports content, is proud to announce its newest venture, Legends Fantasy Sports Games. Highlighting this suite of games, ...
CBS Sports is opening its fantasy sports platform to third-party developers, allowing them to sell league-specific apps that will likely make this year's games a lot more competitive for millions of players ...
Kyle Stanley's win last week at the WM Phoenix Open vaulted him into first place in the FedEx Cup standings, while Johnson Wagner, Mark Wilson, and Brandt Snedeker are right on his heels. The 2012 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am features one of the top players in the game coming...
For years, the running back position has been one of the best for fantasy GMs in terms of scoring huge point totals each week. During the past several years, the quarterback and wide receiver positions have been cutting the deficit.
Of the estimated 32 million fantasy sports participants in the U.S., as projected by the Fantasy Sports Trade Association, many are content to play only fantasy football, or possibly add fantasy baseball to keep busy during the summer. Others, however, have an interest in playing fantasy spor...
CBS Sports is opening its fantasy sports platform to third-party developers, allowing them to sell league-specific apps that will likely make this year's games a lot more competitive for millions of players and --- developers hope --- the $800 million per year fantasy sports industry even more lucrative.
Peyton Manning illustrated last week why football is like anything else in entertainment. He has a future that is essentially unknowable, but storms of speculation swirled around him in a way that was curious because we’re not so good in sports at accepting “I don’t know” as a correct answer to a question, especially not in the soap-opera-for-males world of sports. This led to Yahoo! reporting ...
LAS VEGAS, Nev. - CBS Sports is opening its fantasy sports platform to third-party developers, allowing them to sell league-specific apps that will likely make this year's games a lot more competitive for millions of players and — developers hope — the $800 million per year fantasy sports industry even more lucrative.
There's a commercial out there now for "My Zone Headphones" — perhaps you've seen it — in which we see a man trying to watch the Big Game (we know this because he's wearing a generic sports jersey). But — alas! — his kids and/or...
While the NFL season is down to a few weeks, the pro football league continues to provide us with plenty of fodder. Who’s making moves? Who’s staying put? Who’s firing coaches and whom are they hiring?
When it comes to the pantheon of Hoosier sports heroes — Johnny Wooden, Knute Rockne, Bob Knight, Larry Bird, Reggie Miller, Rick Mount, Bobby Plump, George Gipp — the newest name will certainly be Peyton Manning
They say football is a game of inches. Golf is a game of inches, feet and yards, with each unit of measurement being equally important. It's nice if you're great off of the tee, but if you can't putt it's all for naught. Ditto if you have great short game but you strike the ball poorly. When you play golf at the highest of levels, you realize just how much every shot counts. And it's not just ...
W elcome to the latest Happy Hour mailbag! You know how these work: You write us w ith your best rant/ joke/one-liner at happyhournascar@yahoogroups.com (note new address) or on Twitter at @jaybusbee , we respond to your messages, everyone goes away with a smile on their face. NASCAR is in the middle of its media week, and look, I have to say this: as much as we all complain about NASCAR ...
