Another episode of your weekly fantasy hockey spin… When I said, “Break up the Blackhawks,” I didn’t mean that literally. Michal Handzus is out for the season. Nikolai Khabibulin has a broken finger. Martin Havlat is still on the mend. Chicago’s fast start is becoming a fast memory, at least until Havlat comes back. The […]
Ice Chips: Week Four Read Post »
We just have time for a few quick notes as the RotoWidow and I have to head out to hockey shortly. So I’ll dispense with the intro, other than to say the Raps stayed perfect for the preseason with a big comeback 106-102 win in Boston. Notes: Chris Bosh sat out another game. He needs
Courtside: Celtics-Raptors Report Read Post »
The October issue of Beckett Fantasy Sports Monthly is out now, and we made our debut in this mag with a pair of articles. This issue is the NBA Fantasy Preview and we wrote an article about the top rookies who will make an impact this year, plus several key position battles to watch out
RotoRob in Beckett Read Post »
Chris Carpenter let the world know he’s probably the NL’s best pitcher with his gem in Game 3 of the World Series. In this weeks’ Offseason Lowdown, we take a closer look at the former Jay. We also check in on the Winter League performances of some young players fighting for jobs and older players
Offseason Lowdown: Carpenter’s Dream Read Post »
Arizona at Green Bay – How dare you, Arizona. Anquan Boldin is still a top wide out, and Bryant Johnson is a sleeper pick. You might have to start Edgerrin James, but he’s not a must-start. The Packers have some decent sneaky starts this week. Brett Favre, Ahman Green, Donald Driver and even Greg Jennings
Gridiron Goldstein: Week Eight (Part One) Read Post »
You just finished the grind of a minor league season and your organization has informed you that it wants you to play winter ball. In war-torn Venezuela? Blazing hot Arizona? How about Hawaii, baby? What a sweet gig. The Hawaiian Winter Baseball League is back after a nine-year absence and the four-team circuit kicked off
A couple of days ago, we looked at the San Francisco managerial search, clouded by the Barry Bonds’ situation. Today, let’s turn our attention to the American League West, looking specifically at who is going to wind up in charge of the Texas Rangers. We have already discussed the fact that whoever gets the gig,
The Managerial Dance, Part II Read Post »
