Fantasy Baseball: 5 great candidates to buy-low on

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If you’ve had a strong first two weeks of your fantasy baseball season and you find yourself stockpiled with talent, it’s never too soon to pull the trigger on a trade that could pay off handsomely in your favor in the latter half of the season or playoffs.

There are some names out there off to rough starts. Perhaps you are riding the wave of a few players on your roster who almost certainly will not be able to maintain their current pace. If that’s the case, you should trying selling high on them before it’s too late.

These five names are fairly conservative options to turn their respective seasons around at some point in 2016. If you have the flexibility and roster depth at other positions, low ball someone in your league with an offer for one or more of these five players. Chances are, you will end up winning the trade in the long haul.

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