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Fantasy baseball news: Compiling the best hypothetical fantasy team

Troy Tulowitzki is on track for his best season yet, hitting .361 with 17 home runs and 42 RBI so far.

Troy Tulowitzki is on track for his best season yet, hitting .361 with 17 home runs and 42 RBI so far.

• Chase Anderson got it done against the Braves, holding them to two runs over seven innings, and the Diamondbacks' young righty is now 5-0 in his first five starts, with an ERA and WHIP of 3.14 and 1.15. In a world where Scott Kazmir and Jason Hammel are potential All-Stars, Mr. Anderson could easily be a viable standard league starter at some point. However, his numbers are a tad skewed by his wins, which -- as everyone should know -- is an incredibly flukey stat, and sure enough, the Diamondbacks have somehow scored 45 runs in Anderson's five starts. The sample size is too small to make a judgment on whether or not you should own him, but if he comes out of his next start against the Dodgers unscathed, it might be time to add him.