After many, many weeks, we had a Tim McLeod sighting on this week’s episode of RotoRob Fantasy Baseball Weekly Podcast, heard every Thursday at 9 p.m. EST on Blogtalkradio.
Podcast: Ted Lilly Sails Into the Sunset Read Post »
On this week’s episode of RotoRob Fantasy Football Weekly Podcast, heard every Wednesday at 2 p.m. EST on Blogtalkradio (although this week we were on Tuesday) Nick and Josh were joined by featured expert Bobby Firestone of FantasyBetTalk.com.
Podcast: OT Rules? Yes We Went There Read Post »
Win, lose, or draw somehow someway the Dallas Cowboys will find a way to give up a huge stat line to someone on the opposing team and this week, we predict that person will be Jennings. He has been running great lately and, Fantasy-football wise, Dallas is the league’s worst at stopping the run. Josh Johnson should love this.
Start ’em, Sit ’em: Jennings Cooks up Turkey Day Treat Read Post »
With byes done for the year, waivers tend to slow down a bit. However, this does not mean you should slow anything down. There is value to be found on the wire every week. Even if you don’t start those you claim, insurance is always wise because injuries are a heavy winch with a long reach.
The Wire Troll: Matt Flynn is Back! Read Post »
There’s no doubt this team is poised to be a winner for the long haul given its core of young talent, but it will need to beef up the offense to get back to the playoffs in 2014. Remember that they won the NL East in 2012 and had the best record in baseball, so even though this year’s 86-win total was nothing to sneeze at, it was a letdown nonetheless – especially since a too little, too late 18-9 September made their final record look better than how they played most of the season.
Can the Washington Nationals Rebound Under Matt Williams? Read Post »
Cardboard cutout crowds have been part of the EA Sports package since the PS2/Xbox days. While textures brought more detail in recent years, stadiums still had a lifelessness to them. One of the Ignite engine’s biggest improvements comes with stadium details. Finally, crowd members are fully realized 3D models capable of moving individually. Sidelines are also now filled with cameramen, media members, and other extras. Wide shots are more impressive than ever before, and they complement the extremely detailed stadiums in ways you’ve never seen.
Video Game Review: FIFA 14 (PS4/Xbox One) Read Post »
Stone is one of those players that has a nice shot, but his passing is an iffy proposition at times. The defenseman has a goal almost every other game and does get about two shots a game on the net. That may not mean much, but at the very least he is relatively effective. Stone is another one of those guys owned in 15-to-25 per cent of leagues that is a slightly risky short-term buy.
The Wire Troll: Waiver Picks and a Turkey Read Post »
