A month into what would have been the 2020 regular season, we’re no closer to knowing when we’ll have meaningful baseball games this year – if at all. If we do have games, they will most likely be played in centralized locations. That could create a strange situation for fantasy owners by forcing them to eliminate a variable that’s always been a big part of the decision-making process: park factors.

In a shortened season, should you upgrade or downgrade players who frequently get hurt? The answer may be, "It depends."

An extended offseason isn’t making things easy for the many writers and broadcasters who make their living discussing the national pastime. The main questions fans want answered these days are when baseball will return and what it will look like when it does.

As painful as it was to see MLB's opening day come and go with no real games, a little bit of creativity can at least help soften the blow. We’ll never know how those contests would have played out, but virtual results can be a fun substitute.

We know the major-league season will be delayed, though we don't yet know how long. How will a shortened season affect the player pool?

Any other year, this week would mark the high point of the sports calendar. But 2020 is not like any other year. The extended wait before opening day will give fantasy owners even more time to prepare for our championship quest. It’s just that now we have a new set of variables to consider.

Strange bedfellows: Evaluating auction results without prices, and Cavan Biggio as an initial roster buy. It all happened last weekend as Tout Wars Mixed Auction went online.

Streaming pitchers is one of the most common uses of the waiver wire across platform or league format. It's time to utilize hitter streaming to get a competitive advantage over the rest of your league.

This wasn't quite the "draft room" we envisioned, but three HQers locked horns in Tout Wars' 12-team AL-only auction on Saturday.

A look back at the lessons learned from the inaugural year of the WONK league, with an eye on the future and dreams of a repeat performance.

Combining the Best Ball format with a very deep draft and a five-year dynasty rule was quite the challenge!