RotoRob

But now Pittsburgh has two tight ends that both finished among the top 10 at the position last year, so surely this trade hurts each from a Fantasy perspective.

After posting three straight 12-win efforts, the wheels came off for the Dallas Cowboys last year as they plummeted to just seven victories, missing the playoffs for the first time since 2020 in the process.

Since coming out of nowhere to win the World Series in 2023, it’s been tough sledding for the Texas Rangers. Last year, they dropped back under .500 – for the seventh time in eight campaigns, and it looks like they will repeat that feat this season.

At 2-8 over the last 10, the Mets are suddenly the coldest team in the entire NL.

They’ve now been to the playoffs four straight years and seven of the last eight, while winning a franchise record 14 games twice in three years. Needless to say, it’s been a great ride in Philly over the last several seasons.

One of the big issues, as alluded to in the intro, is that a strong defense was missing its lynchpin for minicamp. Watt’s absence was concerning, especially given his obvious frustration – he hasn’t said a word to the media since the end of last season while putting a post on social media that suggests he’s not pleased with the situation.

The Tampa Bay Rays won just 80 games last season, snapping a streak of six straight winning campaigns and five straight playoff appearances. But they’ve bounced back this year, and despite dropping their last two, have won six of 10 to move to four games over .500, good enough to bag the final wild card slot in the AL if the season were to end today.

The San Diego Padres have alternated making the playoffs and missing them over the last five years, and with this being an odd year, they are projected to be on the outside looking in again if the trend holds true.

Down 3-1 early in the second period, things didn’t look great for Edmonton. But this team has shown tremendous resilience in coming from behind throughout the playoffs, and that trend continued as they battled back, forced overtime, and then won it with just 31 seconds left in the first extra frame.

After suffering an LBI in the 4 Nations Cup, he wound up missing a ton of time down the stretch, only returning in time for the first game of the playoffs. Tkachuk promptly put any doubts about his health to rest when he fired a pair of goals and an assist in the opener vs. TB. Over the next four games, he wasn’t quite as dynamic, but still managed a goal and an assist while his PT started to rise closer to his usual level.