With the season getting underway (very) early this morning, let’s take a quick tour around the majors and see what’s going on. J.D. Drew homered in back-to-back exhibition games, the second one a grand salami to help beat Hideki Okajima’s old team, the Yomiuri Giants. Then, when the game counted today, Drew hurt his back […]
Fantasy Notes: Slammin’ J.D. Hurt Again Read Post »
Much like Heidi Montag, Next Gen is sporting a new look. Next Generation is back, like Heidi Montag on The Hills, but only one of us has a fresh new set of duck lips. Much like the unrecognizable Montag on last night’s season premiere, I decided to do something a little different this week. Due
Next Generation: Did You Notice? Read Post »
A group of writers and readers got together this past Wednesday and kicked off the inaugural RotoRob’s Regulars season. My hats off to all the participants: 15 teams, 23 players per team and done like dinner in two hours flat. It just doesn’t get any better. Somewhere in the mid to late rounds this crew
An Evening with the Boys Read Post »
Can Grady Sizemore snare an MVP award? With the season officially kicking off Tuesday as the BoSox take on the A’s in Japan, I thought it would be appropriate to examine the key stories to follow this year in the Junior Circuit. I’m leaving this one wide open for some reader input, so feel free
AL Preview: 20 Questions Headed into 2008 Read Post »
Is it possible? Could there actually be stability and continuity in one of the most volatile jobs in sports? With Terry Francona about to manage his fifth straight season opener for the Boston Red Sox and a contract extension already in hand, it appears that the days of the revolving door BoSox manager are over.
Continuity in Beantown? Read Post »
Although he’s not much of a fantasy option, except in the deepest of fantasy leagues, the Indianapolis Colts will miss tight end Ben Utecht, who is now officially a Cincinnati Bengal after the Colts failed to match his offer sheet. Indy employs plenty of two tight-end sets, but is now left without a reliable backup
Utecht’s Departure Leaves Hole in Indy Offense Read Post »
Dear RotoRob, Re: NBA Daily Dose: Rocket Roll The main reason Chuck Hayes ate into Luis Scola’s minutes was because Scola picked up two fouls in the first four minutes of the game. He didn’t get back in until late in the second quarter. Just a heads up. James Hey James, Thanks for letting me know.
Dear RotoRob: The Lowdown on Luis Read Post »
