Josh Towers wasn’t horrific with the Jays last year, but he’s been firestarter for Colorado Springs this season. Josh Towers wasn’t awful last year in his role as a swingman for the Jays, but he sure is sucking in his current capacity as a starter for the Triple-A Colorado Springs Sox. Through five starts, he’s […]
Minor Matters: Faulty Towers Read Post »
Rasho Nesterovic, right, isn’t the long-term solution at centre for the Raps, but that doesn’t automatically mean Andrea Bargnani is, either. (Frank Gunn, Associated Press) Dear RotoRob, Let us switch gears here. I am looking at guys from other teams right now that haven’t played to their potential (at least in my mind) to maybe
Dear RotoRob: Is Bargnani Worth Targetting? Read Post »
Owners who have jumped on the Erick Aybar bandwagon are feeling no pain. Welcome to the debut of Game Report, our periodic column that’s going weekly. Every week, I’ll focus in on one game and provide you with all the relevant fantasy tidbits from it. This week, we caught Sunday’s game with the Angels, who
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With the Yankee rotation in disarray, how long will it be until Hank Steinbrenner’s head explodes? Another week of fantasy ball is drawing to a close, and again there is more turmoil in bullpens throughout the land. The volatility associated with the closer role continues and the trend to grabbing the set-up man early seems
The Wire Troll: Is it Okei Dokei Time…Again? Read Post »
If you’re in one of those super deep leagues that likes to find the next big thing, you might want to cast your eyes to the New Mexico high school system, where Del Norte, Albuquerque senior Wade Hinkle is making state history with his power bat. Hinkle, in just his third varsity season, has already
Slugger in the Making Read Post »
One-time Oriole first rounder Keith Reed is hoping to get another crack at the Show. (Photo by Ashmore) Ever wonder what became of that hotshot prospect who flamed out in the minors? There’s a decent chance he wound up in an Independent League, the baseball equivalent of purgatory. With the Atlantic League kicking off its
As the Stanley Cup playoffs march on, player stats become a bit more challenging to interpret. Of course, if you spent the past week watching your team go to a Game Seven, you might not even be aware stats are still being given out. For instance, looking at Flyer Daniel Briere’s line so far, it’s
Ice Chips: The Stanley Cup is Three-Quarters Full Read Post »
