One player’s injury is another’s opportunity. Sensitivity be damned, fantasy owners have to process that information, make decisions and take advantage of the new-found chance a player has.

On Thursday, St. Louis Cardinals third baseman Troy Glaus, a fine player in his own right, made the decision to undergo surgery on his right shoulder. The procedure could cost Glaus up to three months, while opening the door for a young player in the organization to claim an everyday job. Read more »