Arizona, which looked like the team to beat for the first few weeks of the season, is scuffling badly as the month of May draws to a close. The club has dropped five straight games to slip to 30-25, allowing the middling Dodgers to slowly trim the division lead down to 2.5 games. Hell, even […]
Diamondbacks Fantasy Report Read Post »
With a pair like that waiting for you at home, small wonder Dion Phaneuf was on fire in the playoffs. Some time in the next seven days, the Stanley Cup will be awarded. In fantasy terms, that means that there’s nothing else to really consider except for a quick review of the past. This week,
Ice Chips: The End Is Near Read Post »
Can you believe it? We’re a mere seven parts into this series, and it’s coming to an end already. Just when we were really starting to have fun. For the first half dozen parts of our look at the last MLB free agency period, check here: Parts One, Two, Three, Four, Five and Six. San
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Dear RotoRob.com, The question is: How to I stay in first throughout the season? Here’s my roster: C Geovany Soto 1B Prince Fielder 2B Ian Kinsler 3B Garrett Atkins SS Orlando Cabrera OF Carl Crawford OF Jeff Francoeur OF Josh Hamilton UT Ryan Zimmerman UT Edwin Encarnacion BN Ryan Church P Joakim Soria P Bobby
Dear RotoRob: How Do I Keep My Lead? Read Post »
Alright…we’re into the home stretch of our MLB free agency report now, picking up today where we left off, in the second half of the National League. You can find the rest of this exhaustive report here: Parts One, Two, Three, Four and Five. New York: The Mets only added one new player, and it
Free Agent Redux, Part Six Read Post »
We’re into the heart of the NL now in our report on how teams did in the last free agent period. You can find the previous parts here: Part One, Two, Three and Four. Florida: The Marlins’ sole move on the free agent front was to add veteran outfielder Luis Gonzalez for a one year
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