Rice is likely still available in your league, but as we draw closer to Sunday, that could change very quickly, so if you need WR help, it may be worth taking a gamble that he’ll play, although it’s also worth noting that the Green Bay pass defense is solid, so if you prefer to take a flier on someone you know is going to play, we totally understand.
Pigskin Points: Sidney Rice Hoping to Play Read Post »
Okay, so Young knows how to work with youngsters. That’s great, but how will he fare with a veteran staff in Boston?
Curt Young Has Plenty to Work With Read Post »
He’s a big dude and is massively strong, but is also massively injury prone, and missed time down the stretch because of a knee injury.
Free Agent Watch: Troy Glaus Read Post »
I guess they both have plenty of spare time these days. And at least we don’t have to wonder who will be pitching and who will be receiving in this relationship.
Squeeze Play: Brad Penny to Shed Bachelor Ways Read Post »
Myers came to Houston looking for a chance to revitalize his career as opposed to trying to cash in, and it worked wonders. The Astros wisely locked him up to a two-year extension in August, taking him off the market. He did an excellent job of reducing his home rate (thanks to getting more ground balls than flyballs for the first time in his career) while his strikeout rate also made a nice recovery.
Brett Myers Deserves Some Hardware Read Post »
The Knicks finally broke out of their shooting woes. After sinking just 29.1 per cent of their shots through the first three games, they canned 40-of-80 field goals attempts Thursday to dispatch of Chicago.
NBA Today: Amare Stoudemire’s Shooting Woes Read Post »
The first baseman started slowly in the AFL, then began to heat up last week, but has slipped this week (0-for-13 in the last three games). Still, even if Hosmer’s AFL numbers aren’t jumping off the page (.184 BA and 476 OPS), he’s still been productive, driving in ten runs in 11 games. And considering he’s played a ton of ball this season (he was with Team USA for the 2011 Pan Am Games qualifying tournament), you’ve got to cut the kid some slack. Hosmer has returned to top prospect status, and has put himself within a year or two of the bigs along with a very nice wave of talent the Royals have on the way that may finally help turn this team around.
2010 AFL Roundup: Eric Hosmer is Back Read Post »
