With four runs, three RBI, a homer, a double and three walks through four games, the Little Pony has been on a nice roll in the season’s opening week. He’s got a ways to go before he’s back to his 2008 MVP form, but Pedroia is definitely heading in the right direction.
Fantasy Notes: Red Sox Bullpen Struggling in Early Going Read Post »
Yes, he was just 1-for-11, getting an RBI single Wednesday night to drive in the only Boston run as the Sox dropped the rubber match to New York, 3-1 in 10 innings.
Red Sox Nation Already Squawking Read Post »
I’ll be the first to admit that I’m not nearly as comfortable playing shooters on the PS3 as I am on the Xbox 360 (I miss the triggers), but that fact alone cannot explain away the game’s uneven, and at times needlessly complex, controls.
Video Game Review: Section 8 Read Post »
On Wednesday night, when the Blues were unable to complete a big comeback in Chicago – a game which Tkachuk spent in the pressbox nursing yet another injury – it was announced that the 19-year vet would pack it in as of season’s end.
Tkachuk Packing it in Read Post »
It’s now been four years since the Oakland A’s last took home the AL West title, winning 93 games that season. Since then, it’s been 76, 75 and 75 wins, and it wouldn’t shock me to see the A’s struggle to match that total this season in what is clearly a rebuilding year.
Rebuilding Time for A’s Read Post »
Ah, contract year players. This is the time when you see players perform out of their minds and rise from mediocrity in order to trick desperate teams in free agency. A career .250 hitter will hit .330 out of nowhere in his contract year in order to get that $50 million deal. A career 4.50 ERA pitcher will lower that ERA to 3.70 and parlay that into a $48 million contract. The contract season either makes or breaks a player’s bank, and we are here to show you the top 10 players in the last year of their contract going in to 2010. These are players who have been good in the past and are likely to put up even more monstrous numbers in order to gain that huge contract.
2010 RotoRob MLB Draft Kit: Top 10 Contract Year Players Read Post »
When that last round in your draft arrives, you’re tired and all you seem to see is dog meat out there. Well, we suggest you take a look at some of these guys to help fill out your roster. All of them have been getting no respect over at Mock Draft Central where they are all currently being taken, on average, under the 245th pick. Now, none of these guys are going to win you a title with their numbers, but I think they can all be valuable contributors to any team.
2010 RotoRob MLB Draft Kit: Last-Round Fliers Read Post »
