Ryne Milkins, Author at FantraxHQ

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Ryne is a lifelong baseball fanatic who takes every chance he can get to talk baseball with someone. He's been writing baseball articles for close to three years, and is constantly looking for new opportunities to add to his resume. He's spent time as a beat writer for the Yankees, World Baseball Classic, and MLB as a whole. Ryne is currently a senior at SUNY New Paltz, where he majors in Public Relations and minors in Journalism. He is set to earn his bachelor's degree this May. Ryne currently resides in Poughkeepsie, New York, where he lives with his family.

MLB Offseason Moves That Positively Impact Fantasy

MLB Offseason Moves With just under a week until baseball is upon us again, draft season is in full swing. As dedicated fantasy players, we typically spend the time we should be spending with family or working, researching players and who we are going to draft. There’s a whole lot that goes into assessing and ranking players. An important factor that we have to take a look at is what the rest of the player’s team looks like. Obviously, players get sent all over the place throughout the offseason, so it’s important to take a…

6 Fantasy Baseball Sleeper Closers Flying Under the Radar

Fantasy Baseball: 2017 Sleeper Closers Every Fantasy Baseball year we’re faced with the difficult task of having to fill that relief pitcher spot on our fantasy rosters. Dominant, guaranteed closers are a rarity in today’s game, and outside of Aroldis Chapman, Kenley Jansen, and Zach Britton, no one’s a sure thing. Of course, some closers have more room for error than others, but there’s no doubt that we’ll be seeing a ton of new guys getting save chances this season.Whether you’re in a categories league, points, or…

Aaron Judge Fantasy Rookie Profile

Rookie Spotlight: Aaron Judge Today’s game of baseball is full of young stars. Corey Seager, Trea Turner, and Gary Sanchez are just a few guys who added their names to the list of baseball’s best young players. We’re amidst one of the greatest youth movements the game has ever seen. Just take a look at the list of the top 20 players in baseball. A vast majority of them are 25-years-old or younger, and more are striving to add their names to that list. One guy who will be a household name by the end of the season is New York…