For fantasy managers, a player with only DH or Utility eligibility can be difficult to own because he creates lineup issues that limit flexibility. For the last decade, Nelson Cruz has been one of the most prolific hitters, and hes shown few signs of slowing down, except for his shrinking defensive capability. Similarly, Shohei Ohtani is strictly limited to playing as a designated hitter this season, as his pitching career has been delayed due to injury.Depending on league settings, both players[...]

There's a difference between being hot and being a living, breathing inferno of mash-itude. For one week in both 2007 and 2014, David Ortiz was the latter. Who else went on a run for the ages?

Bringing home three World Series titles and an amazing run of consistent production has cemented Big Papi forever in Boston.

There will be no more "Pa-Pi!" chants in Fenway. David Ortiz went 0-for-1 to cap off an ALDS that saw him hit .111 while Boston was swept by Cleveland. He is now retired. It's going to be weird to no longer be able to pick him in any drafts. Big Papi had an amazing regular season, one for the ages -[...]

David Ortiz could be playing in his final game Monday, but he has the potential to go out with a bang thanks to a juicy matchup. Which other players should we target in MLB DFS?

David Ortiz dominated in his final season. Where do his Red Sox rank among other offenses in the playoffs?

Sure, it would have been nice if David Ortiz went deep in his last regular season game. Alas, it wasn't meant to be. Big Papi went 0-for-4 and struck out twice. Still, he goes into the record books with a .315 average, 38 homers and 127 RBIs in 2016. It was an amazing fantasy season for his owners a[...]

David Ortiz only has two games left at Yankee Stadium in his career, and he gets a juicy matchup to boot Wednesday night. Which other players should we target in MLB DFS?

I gotta tell you... if David Ortiz's homer hadn't hit a Tropicana Field catwalk, that ball might have punched a hole through the wall and landed somewhere in another part of Florida. It was the only mistake that Chris Archer made in his start and Ortiz jumped all over it. It was homer No. 37 and his[...]

David Ortiz passed yet another milestone as his career winds down. His homer on Tuesday night gave him 36, which is now the most a retiring player has hit - he passed Dave Kingman on that list. The blast, a three-run shot, was the deciding factor in Boston's 5-2 win against the Orioles. Big Papi has[...]