This just in: God exists. According to Kevin Garnett, the NBA’s decision to return to the old leather ball is proof that “there is a God.” After slumping with his shot in recent games, KG looked like a bit of a deity himself last night, breaking out with a season-high 32 points to help the […]
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To wrap up the first annual RotoRob Awards, we present you with the 2006 RotoRob Baseball Winners. Fantasy Stud of the Year Johan Santana is the straw that stirs the Minnesota pitching staff, and his 2006 performance earned him a second Cy Young in three years. Are there more dominant offensive players? Possibly. But Santana’s
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Dear RotoRob, In a 12-team roto league with standard the eight cats plus TOs, would you trade Al Jefferson for Brad Miller or Al Harrington, or stand pat with Jefferson? I’m last in my league thanks to a computer led draft due to unforseen circumstances. I’m near the bottom in most catagories except rebounds and
Dear RotoRob: Big Al, Brad or Harrington? Read Post »
Happy New Year to all our readers! It’s been a great first year for RotoRob as we’ve enjoyed tremendous growth in our traffic every month since launching in late June. Special thanks to Team RotoRob: Andy Goldstein, Mike Chen, Tim Emery and, of course, the lovely RotoWidow, for making this possible. And let’s not forget
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Randy Johnson could soon be on the move again. He’s requested a trade away from the Yankees and closer to his Phoenix home. We cover this issue in this week’s Offseason Lowdown. While the second part of the plan for the Yanks was to sign Barry Zito, that obviously won’t be happening as we reported,
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With Richard Jefferson hobbling, Nenad Krstic done for the year, and Vince Carter running hot and cold from the floor, things are looking grim these days down in the Jersey swamp. At least the Nets have Brooklyn to look forward to. In this week’s Position Battles, we weed our way through the swamp to find
Position Battles: A Snag in the Swamplands Read Post »
The injury-ravaged Celtics might be getting one of their walking wounded back Wednesday, as Wally Szczerbiak could return from his right ankel sprain. In today’s Daily Dose, we check in on Wally World’s status and what it means for Tony Allen. We also take a look around the rest of the league to see if
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