Better dust off your tux and dig out your sequined gowns, ladies and gentlemen: it’s time for the fourth annual RotoRob Awards. We kick off this year’s Gala with the 2009 RotoRob Baseball Awards.
2009 RotoRob Baseball Awards Read Post »
Faithful reader James Allen sent me this brilliant video he made, and it’s a perfect time to ask yourself these questions, with 2010 and its New Years resolutions around the corner. Awesome work, James, and by the way, your sister is kind of cute (but please don’t go Ray Lewis on me for saying so).
Are You a Fantasy Football Addict? Read Post »
Beyond that, the X button causes you to jump, circle puts on hats (which change your character to one of five different classes) and triangle toggles between primary and secondary functions once the character classes have been upgraded. For example, an upgraded warrior can switch between his basic load out (sword and shield) and his advanced version (spear), which is more powerful offensively.
Video Game Review: Fat Princess Read Post »
So the first seasons for new Yankee Stadium and Citi Field are in the books. What have we learned?
A Tale of Two Parks Read Post »
Just a year removed from taking home the NL ROY and looking like a player you could build around, for virtually all of 2009 Soto flopped like gasping fish on an on-deck circle. Or something like that.
WBC’s Special Effects Read Post »
There are just four days until Christmas and your Fantasy team is in the crapper. What do you do? I repeat. What do you do? Today, we simplify things and give you three reasons not to totally give up hope on your team. The ideal premise here is the weather and your team may be downright frightful, but there is always hope.
The Wire Troll: Season’s Greetings! Read Post »
Fielder was also the only player in the majors to play in (and start) all 162 games. The powerful slugger is a perfect fit for a blue collar city like Milwaukee with the kind of body that makes every recreational league softball star think he can play pro ball. He’s under team control through the 2011 season, and while some experts have championed the idea of dealing Fielder now for a package of prospects, it’s more likely the Brewers will hold on to him through at least the upcoming campaign.
Milwaukee Brewers 2009 Season Review Read Post »
