That moved the Bolts to 5-8 as they continue a free fall that started after that brilliant 13-3 season in 2009. The following year, San Diego went 9-7, dropping to 8-8 last year and needing to run the table in its final four games this year just to reach .500 again.
San Diego Chargers Fantasy Report Read Post »
Hernandez didn’t even look that sharp in his two Triple-A tune-up starts before getting slaughtered in the bigs. And as bad as his results were, an abnormally low .250 BABIP suggests they could have even worse.
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Pietrus pretty much remained on the periphery of Fantasy value last season in Boston, but he seems to be reborn since the Raptors signed him at the end of November. Injuries in Toronto have allowed the swingman to quickly become the starting small forward and he’s taken advantage of his opportunity so far, scoring 21 points in 40 minutes Wednesday and following that up with a four-trey night Friday en route to 13 points with three blocks and a fourth straight game with a steal. Pietrus has never gotten this kind of burn before, so grab him while you can.
The Wire Troll: Vince Carter Putting on a Show From Downtown Read Post »
RotoRob took the Podcast controls for the first time this week, and while there were some feedback issues at first, he more or less got the job done on RotoRob’s Fantasy Baseball Weekly Podcast, heard every Thursday at 9 p.m. EST on Blogtalkradio. This week, RotoRob and Tim McLeod got heavily into Winter Meetings deals and rumours.
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But back to the battle for Greinke. Texas seems to be at the centre of the winter meetings and pretty much every rumour of substance involves the Rangers to some extent.
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The dude was 37 before the season started and given that he was moving from a weak division to one of the toughest in the game (not to mention a nice hitter’s park for half his starts), we thought that as long as he didn’t backslide too much, it would be a victory.
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Earlier this month, Tim McLeod visited the Arizona Fall League, filing a full scouting report. The multi-talented McLeod also took some photographs — tons of them in fact. And we’re going to bring you the best of those images over the next few weeks in a series of galleries.
2012 Arizona Fall League Gallery 3 Read Post »
