As fantastic as Carlos Lee has been this season, even he hasn’t be able to shake the Astros out of their nine-game losing streak. You know things are going badly when you have a great chance to end a lengthy losing streak in dramatic fashion, up steps to the plate not only your best hitter, […]
Astro-nomical Issues Read Post »
Now that the Spurs have moved on to the Western Conference Finals, the outrage over Phoenix losing both Amare Stoudemire and Boris Diaw to suspension in Game 5 of the Western semifinals is moot. But kudos to Suns’ blogger Cory Howell for not simply accepting the explanation the NBA put forward for enforcing these suspensions
NBA Answers Blogger’s Outrage Read Post »
Things have been hopping mad lately with the RotoWidow and I moving next week, so bear with me for a little while as I deal with the madness and try to clear my plate and offer up more frequent posts. In the meantime, let’s take a look at a few players making transaction wire news
Fantasy Notes: Marte Keeps Waiting for Liftoff Read Post »
Colorado has struggled to find an identity — and a winning record — since Vinny Castilla’s first incarnation as a Rockie with the Blake Street Bombers. Vinny Castilla, Andres Galarraga, Dante Bichette, Larry Walker. Ah yes, the Blake Street Bombers. No, I don’t imagine any of these men are Hall of Fame bound, but they
By re-signing Johan Holmqvist, has Tampa Bay cleared up its crease crisis? The Tampa Bay Lightning, long maligned for their shaky goaltending situation, have re-signed free agent Johan Holmqvist to a one-year, $1-million deal. Holmqvist took over as the number one man from the disappointing Marc Denis last season, and Tampa Bay rode the Swede
Bolts Try to Settle Net Woes Read Post »
Worried about Jamie Moyer’s recent starts? Don’t be. He’s the master of adjustments. Jamie Moyer has been roughed up in his last two starts, including last night, when he endured the worst bitch slapping he’s had as a Phillie, courtesy of the Jays. It’s pretty well time to stick a fork in him right? Uh,
How Much More for Moyer? Read Post »
David Price has plenty of reason to smile, and will soon have millions more as the expected No. 1 pick in the MLB Draft. Believe it or not, baseball — never confused as a sport on the cutting edge — will finally enter the 20th century next month. That’s right, fans: we’ll actually get to
2007 MLB Draft Primer Read Post »
