Ryan Spilborghs is finally going to get the chance to show what he can do as a full-time player, earning him a spot on our coveted Sleeper list. The 2009 RotoRob MLB Kit continues today with another of the Top 10 Lists Fantasy Owners Always Wanted But Were Afraid to Ask For. Look for our […]
2009 RotoRob MLB Draft Kit: Top 10 Sleepers Read Post »
Chris Sabo was the ultimate anti-hero, but you couldn’t help rooting for such a goof. If you’re fairly new to the game of baseball, you may not remember Chris Sabo, who despite being the 1988 NL ROY and a three-time All-Star, is probably best known for his freaking goofy goggles. The man was spaz personified,
The Ultimate Mr. Lunch Bucket Read Post »
New Nat lead-off hitter Lastings Milledge, left, could swipe 30 bags this year. At long last, the process we began in early November of reviewing each team’s free agency movement, has come to close with this, the final installment. Yay! And there was much rejoicing. You can find the rest of the series here: American
Free Agency Report: NL, Part XIV Read Post »
If Mark Teahen sticks at second for the Royals, that will definitely change things on this list. By Tim McLeod and RotoRob The 2009 RotoRob MLB Draft Kit surges forward with the release of our cheat sheet for second base. When drafting a second baseman, you need to understand that if you don’t land one
2009 RotoRob MLB Draft Kit: Cheat Sheets – Second Base Read Post »
We all know Matt Wieters is a phenomenal prospect, but unless you’re in a keeper league, he’s being drafted way too early. There I was on a quiet Sunday, buried up to my neck in rankings, when suddenly my good friend Tony Cincotta from FantasyPros911.com asked me if I’d be interested in guesting on his
Podcast: Reviewing the Rankings Read Post »
The Big Unit adds some veteran savvy to a young, talented San Francisco rotation. Our apologies for the lack of content on the site this weekend. When we weren’t glued to the TV for March Madness, we were feverishly working away on the 2009 RotoRob MLB Draft Kit, which still has plenty of goodies coming,
Free Agency Report: NL, Part XIII Read Post »
All-time wins leader Martin Brodeur better play for a couple of more seasons considering the alimony payments he’s facing. What a week for Martin Brodeur. First he breaks Patrick Roy’s all-time wins record, then he gets stuck with a $500,000 annual alimony payment for the next 20 years (lesson of the day: when you make
Ice Chips: Records, Sisters, & Alimony Read Post »
