If you are on the fantasy football trade marketing looking to improve your fantasy team, take a look at these buy low candidates. In fantasy football, buying low is the way to go. Here are the fantasy football buy low candidates you should target:
QB Tom Brady, New England Patriots
He’s coming off of a bad performance in Week 2 — but don’t let that get you down. He was going against a very good New York Jets defense and once he regains confidence in his knee, he should return to fantasy greatness.
RB Matt Forte, Chicago Bears
Even though Matt Forte has started …read more

Sergio Mitre, a 28-year-old right-hander who last pitched for the Florida Marlins in 2007, will be the fifth starter for the New York Yankees for the time being. Mitre is expected to stay in this role while Chien-Ming Wang attempts to get healthy. Mitre’s first start will be Tuesday against the Baltimore Orioles.
Mitre has most recently made news for getting suspended 50 games for testing positive in the MLB’s drug program. In the minor leagues this season, he had a 1.93 ERA in Single-A and a 2.40 ERA in Triple-A.
While his minor league numbers look good, don’t expect him to …read more

Pedro Martinez, the future Hall of Fame starting pitcher, has signed a contract with the Philadelphia Phillies. The Phillies hope that Martinez can help the team as they go for back-to-back World Series championships.
But can Pedro Martinez help lead your fantasy baseball team to a championship? Despite his great play in the past, there’s not much statistical support that he can.
The 37-year-old didn’t pitch very well for the Mets last season. In 20 starts, Martinez had a 5.62 ERA and only struck out 87 batters in 109 innings. In fact, Martinez hasn’t won double-digit games since 2006 when he won …read more

Josh Hamilton, the Texas Rangers’ slugging outfielder, underwent surgery to repair an ab muscle that was partially torn. The surgery took place in Philadelphia and was performed by Dr. William Meyers.
While fantasy baseball owners can’t be happy that Hamilton will be out up to six weeks, the Rangers are actually elated with this news. Initially, the team thought that Hamilton had suffered a hernia — an injury that could have had him out until September. Now, there’s a chance that Hamilton could be back around the 2009 MLB All-Star Game.
Hamilton, who on June 2nd went on the DL, is hitting …read more

Earlier in the baseball season, Tom Glavine said he was close to retirement. The 43-year-old was struggling with his arm. But now he says he’s ready to pitch.
One problem — the Atlanta Braves released Glavine on Wednesday. In a written release, Braves general manager Frank Wren wasn’t very specific about why Glavine was released:
Said Wren: “We appreciate and respect everything Tom has done for and brought to the Atlanta Braves organization and our fans. His accomplishments for our club during his Hall of Fame career is a measure of his dedication that we will always respect and admire. We wish …read more

Are you looking to make a fantasy baseball trade? If so, here are some 2009 buy low pitchers to target who could blossom later in this fantasy baseball season.
Tim Lincecum, San Francisco Giants
Coming into the 2009 fantasy baseball season, Tim Lincecum was considered as the best fantasy starting pitcher. Even though his stats are down a little bit, he looks primed for a dominant run. Get him now if you can.
Cole Hamels, Philadelphia Phillies
After helping Philadelphia win the 2008 World Series, Cole Hamels got off to a slow start this start. But now he’s turning it around and is value …read more

While it’s still early in the 2009 fantasy baseball season, here are the top five fantasy baseball disappointments so far:
Jose Reyes, New York Mets
Although his numbers aren’t horrible, Reyes just hasn’t produced like a top five pick so far in the 2009 fantasy baseball sesaon. He’s hitting .284 with two homers, 15 RBI and 18 runs.
Grady Sizemore, Cleveland Indians
Not only was a lot expected of Sizemore in the fantasy baseball world, many experts begged Sizemore as the likely AL MVP. So far, his .215 batting average is damaging his fantasy worth.
Jimmy Rollins, Philadelphia Phillies
Rollins didn’t have a great season last …read more

Monta Ellis, Golden State Warriors
In the much anticipated Monta Ellis return, Ellis looked very good. He had 20 points and showed that his athleticism remains intact following his moped accident. Just as important for fantasy basketball owners, Ellis started at point guard — which makes him even more valuable. Get him on your fantasy team if the price is right.
Richard Hamilton, Detroit Pistons
There is a lot of turmoil surrounding Richard Hamilton. He’s now coming off the bench to help balance out the Pistons’ starting lineup. While that may have soured a few Hamilton owners, he’s still a player that can …read more

QB David Garrard, Jacksonville Jaguars
To begin the 2008 fantasy football season, David Garrard was far from impressive. But the last couple of weeks, Garrard has really started to look like he did during the 2007 NFL season. Now is a good time to buy low and watch him blossom the rest of the season.
RB Michael Pittman, Denver Broncos
Selvin Young is out for Week 6 and Andre Hall isn’t 100%. With that in mind, Michael Pittman could become the lead back in Denver very soon. He already gets goal line carries and a lot of 3rd down action. Pretty soon he …read more

QB Marc Bulger, St. Louis Rams
The Rams have switched coaches and Marc Bulger is now back in as the starting quarterback. While he’s had a horrible fantasy season so far, he has the weapons to turn it around quickly.
RB Ryan Grant, Green Bay Packers
Slowed by injuries early on, Ryan Grant has been a bust so far in the 2008 fantasy football season. But his schedule gets easier and he seems to be healthy, so he should become halfway decent soon.
WR Randy Moss, New England Patriots
Many fantasy owners have written off Randy Moss after the loss of Tom Brady. While his …read more