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he Fantasy Guru returns with early news about some prominent position battles in the American League. Today we'll start with the AL East and see who will win the biggest share of the playing time. Giddyap!
Surge covers the waiver wire for your fantasy ballers out there. His coverage inevitably returns to some favorites from earlier in the season who are once again of consequence.
Speculation is rampant that Joe Mauer will be the next Twins closer, and the first in major league history to be both parts of a battery. In the meantime, we know he's the best catcher in baseball at least. He's so dreamy, too!
Richard Gross, one of our favorite guest contributors at the Fantasy Lounge, visits once again to let us know which players in the American League may not perform up to their draft positions this year. Commonly known as Busts, these players have myriad reasons for their possibly underwhelming upcoming seasons.
Surge is ready to help those of you still checking your fantasy basketball teams. There's been some upheaval in the NBA and lineup changes are still providing good waiver wire gems for those that are staying on top of things.







