Happy holidays to all our readers. As a special Christmas Day treat, we’re going to dig through our ever growing backlog of mail (we’re trying, people, but it’s a busy time of year for all) and bring you the latest Dear RotoRob installment. Here’s one for Mike Chen, the RotoRob.com hockey expert: Dear Mike, I’ve […]
Dear RotoRob: I Need Goaltending Help Read Post »
I suppose I should have seen this coming. Maybe I was too excited by back-to-back dramatic victories and five wins over the past six games. Or maybe I was just drunk. On the surface, Toronto should have been able to emerge from Em City victorious last night. After all, the Raptors were playing their most
Courtside: Raptors-Sonics Report Read Post »
In case you couldn’t get to my first column this week, let me reiterate my methodology for previewing games for championship time. Due to LaDainian Tomlinson’s domination this season, almost every league is down to a team that has Tomlinson (The ‘LT team’) and a team that doesn’t (the ‘Non-LT team’). As I wrote a
Gridiron Goldstein: Week 16 (Part Two) Read Post »
Chris Higgins is back for the Canadiens and he looks like he hasn’t skipped a beat. He may have been dropped in your fantasy league due to his long-term injury, so see if he’s available. Ilya Kovalchuk decided to shoot for the all-time shots-in-a-game record by firing off 12 last night. That eclipses the 10
Ice Chips: Week 12 Read Post »
The Jays sure changed their tune quick when it came to Vernon Wells. It looked like Wells would certainly be traded after GM J.P. Ricciardi claimed that Toronto wouldn’t be able to handle a “Beltran-type deal.” So imagine our surprise when the Jays wound up giving Wells even more than Beltran got. In this week’s
Offseason Lowdown: Jays Lock Up Their Man Read Post »
For most of the fantasy football world, this is the final week of games. (Fear not! I will be back next week for the stragglers out there.) But it’s time to get stingy. This is championship week — no more playing around. In fact, let me go over some championship strategy right now. In 95
Gridiron Goldstein: Week 16 (Part One) Read Post »
Minnesota’s inconsistent play this season has been frustrating for Kevin Garnett, a superstar waiting for his team to surround him with pieces that will make it a contender. Needing an offensive spark, the team took a close look at Allen Iverson, but lost out to Denver when Minnesota refused to part with Randy Foye. In
Position Battles: KG Can’t Carry T-Wolves Read Post »
