As solid as Iggy has looked lately, no way can you turn down an offer of CB4 for him. By James Morris Dear RotoRob.com, The guy in my league that’s after Andre Iguodala is offering Chris Bosh. I really don’t have a great set of PG and Iggy is probably my best PG prospect even […]
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Is it possible a sympathizing strip joint club manager has dumped Jamaal Tinsley in your fantasy league? Readers of Dear RotoRob, please take note that starting with the next installment of Dear RotoRob.com, your questions will now be addressed by the latest Fantasy sports guru to join our team, James Morris. Dear RotoRob, Jamaal Tinsley
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Atlanta lefty Chuck James looks like an excellent bet in 2007. Dear RotoRob, I am high on two young pitchers, Chuck James and Shawn Hill. I think they can put up very good numbers (and Ks), plus, unlike many sleepers, they are pretty much guaranteed jobs. What do you think of these two? Max Hi
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After Tommy John surgery, Everyday Eddie won’t be Anyday Eddie until at least midseason, leaving the Reds’ closing duties up for grabs. It looks as if the Reds plan to employ the dreaded closer-by-committee approach while waiting for Eddie Guardado to recover from Tommy John surgery. The early line suggests David Weathers and Mike Stanton
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The Dice-K era is underway for the Bosox. Considering the media frenzy that ensued when Hideo Nomo, Ichiro and Hideki Matsui arrived before him, I suppose we shouldn’t be shocked by the way Daisuke Matsuzaka’s every move is being documented this spring. Thanks to loyal reader Tim who sent along the link to this great
Zaza Pachulia, right, is getting the lion’s share of minutes in the middle in Atlanta. Boston offered just the tonic the Lakers needed to end a six-game losing streak and avoid matching their longest home losing streak since leaving the Land of 10,000 Lakes almost a half a century ago. In today’s Daily Dose, we
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The price for a .260-hitting back-up catcher? Not 940K, apparently. Josh Paul, right, will have to make do with 625K. By Bill Gilbert In 2007, 106 players filed for salary arbitration, the largest number since 1993. Before players and clubs exchanged figures on January 16, 50 of these players had agreed to contracts with their
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