Mac Thomason, of Braves Journal, added this gem to his Braves’ Fantasy Report, filed yesterday: In case nobody has noticed, Adam LaRoche is suddenly a force, both in the real world and in fantasy. He’s now cracked the top 20 in baseball, and third among NL first basemen, in OPS (928) and has 27 HR. […]
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Tonight will be a great test to see how much progress Daniel Cabrera has made since returning to the majors after banishment to Triple-A last month. He’s surrendered just 10 hits over 16 shutout innings in his past two starts and, most importantly, his command has been impeccable with 17 Ks against just five walks.
Fantasy Notes: Is Cabrera Finally Figuring it Out? Read Post »
A couple of weeks ago, our attentive readers will recall, we revealed that RotoRob started baseball work for Rotoworld.com. Well, things have gone very well in this gig, and it’s now expanding. Starting Monday, we will be writing American League news every morning, Monday to Friday, followed each day by the Daily Dose, Rotoworld’s baseball
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We’ve got a couple of notes from RotoRob.com Atlanta Braves’ correspondent Mac Thomason today: The only thing that’s happened of note is that Matt Diaz is getting most of the playing time in left field right now. He hits eighth, so his RBI and run opportunities are limited, and he isn’t a power guy or
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Give a man a cheat sheet and you feed him for a day. Give a man a customizable cheat sheet and you feed him for a lifetime. These cheat sheets are in .xls format, so you can bring them into Excel and alter them according to your own feelings, hunches, or desires. Just right-click and
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I wouldn’t exactly call him a major fantasy option, but Milwaukee middle reliever Rick Helling does deserve a look. With three striaght scoreless outings, Helling now has a 2.20 ERA in 10 games since the break. His opponents batting average since then? Try .132. Because he’s often used as a multi-inning man, Helling doesn’t see
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Round nine. You’re sitting there wondering if Muhsin Muhammad might actually amass more than 800 yards or if Trent Green’s imminent fantasy demise can be staved off for another year. Let’s be honest, it gets a little dull after the top 70 or 80 players are off the board. I have one word for you:
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