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Podcast: Are the Rockies For Real?

May 16, 2014 | By RotoRob | comment on this post
Randy Wolf will try to fill some big shoes for the Miami Marlins.
Randy Wolf (right) has a tough act to follow for the Fish. (Jayne Kamin-Oncea/USA Today Sports)

This week on RotoRob Fantasy Baseball Weekly Podcast, heard every Thursday at 9 p.m. EST on Blogtalkradio, RotoRob was joined by RotoRob.com NBA Editor Bob Raymond, back on the show for a fifth time, joining the coveted five-timers club.

Among the issues we addressed:

  • Bob unveils plans for an upcoming NBA Mock Draft for the site.
  • Bob thinks that at least offensively, the Rockies are very much for real.
  • Nolan Arenado’s extra-base pop has really taken off.
  • Yes, eating a bad taco at lunch can throw you off your game.
  • So far, questions at shortstop and left field have not slowed the Tigers.
  • Could Andy Dirks have been Pipped already, and if so, would anyone care?
  • RotoRob would like to see Bryan Holiday get more at-bats.
  • Robbie Ray has put himself in position to nab a rotation spot next year, assuming the Tigers move a starter.
  • Ian Thomas is back in Atlanta after a one-appearance demotion to Triple-A.
  • With Dillon Gee landing on the DL, RotoRob recommends a few replacement starters.
  • Tyson Ross got it done for the Padres again — this time on the road.
  • Khris Davis played the hero for Milwaukee.
  • RotoRob talks about the new off-shaped HoF coin.
  • RotoRob has another rant about players’ wives churning out puppies during the season.

Simply press the play button below to fill the room with pure Fantasy baseball goodness.

[podcast]https://rotorob.com/podcasts/RR_Fantasy_Baseball_May1514.mp3[/podcast]

Now it’s your turn. Let us know in the comments below whether you agreed with our ramblings or not.

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