But he’s now down to .220 for the season, and after a pair of somewhat useful seasons of Fantasy production, Schneider is now virtually useless, having marginal value only in the deepest of NL-only leagues.
Fantasy Notes: Brian Schneider Scuffling Read Post »
Since the advent of the Wild Card a decade and change ago, there have been some absolutely riveting races, most of which have occured in the senior circuit.
Another Crazy NL Race? Read Post »
He’s been one of the only bright spots on the woeful Royals this season and his streak is the longest by any member of the team in 2006. DeJesus got his BA up to .331 with the run, and despite being held hitless Wednesday, did manage his 15th RBI of the year. I’d like to see more pop or speed before declaring him much more than a hollow .300 hitter, but the 26-year-old outfielder is definitely on the upswing and is starting to get scooped up in mixed leagues.
Fantasy Notes: Westbrook Dominates Yanks Read Post »
At one point last season, he was practicing while wearing a smoked visor, because his eyes were so sensitive to light. When we heard that, we assumed we had seen the end of Captain Keith.
Primeau Remains a Big Question Mark Read Post »
In his 17 starts, the club is just 8-9, thanks in great part to being shut out four times. In all, Seattle has been blanked nine times already — worst in the American League. Maybe the Mariners are trying to tell the old guy something. They might be telling their fans something, too. Seven of those shutouts have come at home (three when Moyer takes the mound). There’s an interesting marketing promotion in there somewhere, I’m sure. How about Mariners’ Goose Egg Day?
Fantasy Notes: Hard-luck Jamie Moyer Read Post »
Having recently returned from shoulder woes that cost him two months, the big guy has been getting lit up like Vegas at night since coming off the DL. Protective eyegear is highly recommended.
Bartolo Colon Seeking Cy Young Form Read Post »
It is just us or do you need to apply the “rule of three” to any estimate of Alou’s recovery time? When they say he’s out two or three days, what they really mean is six to nine days. And when he’s put on the 15-day DL, in actuality, you must consider that to mean the 45-day DL. Yes, I am a frustrated owner.
Fantasy Notes: Moises Alou on DL… Again Read Post »
