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  At the early stages of the fantasy baseball season, the owner must not just notice when a player is struggling, which can easily be achieved by looking at box scores, hit less at-bats (for hitters) and inflated run totals (for pitchers). It’s important (I’ll stick to pitchers here for obvious reasons) to extrapolate those causes for concern—velocity drop, lack of movement or command of pitches, or just fluky bad luck. It’s vital to ascertain when these underlying red flags may be causes for concern and therefore reasons to trade a certain pitcher. Also, when the hard times suppress a pitchers value so much that it would benefit you to make a bargain trade. In the midst of sifting through these details for players currently owned in your leagues, it would als ...

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Article written by Jimmy Hascup