Another week, another freaking technical nightmare. Argh! It’s almost purple pants time as Blogtalkradio has apparently changed the way you access the show, causing us untold issues as we try to launch RotoRob’s Fantasy Baseball Weekly Podcast, heard every Thursday at 9 p.m. EST.
Podcast: Delmon Young’s Diet Read Post »
Votto’s midseason knee injury wound up costing the Canadian slugger over 50 games, although his extra-base pop was pretty damn impressive regardless. Not surprisingly, his stolen base total dipped, but you could argue that he was on track for a career year before going down. Factor in Votto’s continued strong glovework at first base, and you’ve got yourself one of the best all-around talents in the game. Unfortunately, the knee is obviously not yet 100 per cent given that it’s not a sure thing he’ll be on the Canadian team at the WBC.
2013 RotoRob MLB Draft Kit: First Base Rankings Read Post »
Thanks to yet another Blogtalkradio SNAFU this week’s episode of RotoRob’s Fantasy Baseball Weekly Podcast was almost deep sixed. If not for a yeoman effort by Chris Wassel to save the day, the show would have been toast. As it was, we got underway about 40 minutes late. D’oh! But hey, we made up for lost time by churning out some crazy good chatter.
Podcast: Dissecting Deep Sleepers Read Post »
After a one-week hiatus, RotoRob’s Fantasy Baseball Weekly Podcast (heard every Thursday at 9 p.m. EST on Blogtalkradio) was back. In our first show of 2013, we covered plenty of ground, including a trade, the Hall of Fame debate and some history unearthed.
Podcast: The Hall of Fame Debate Read Post »
“If they let these guys in ever — at any point — it’s a big black eye for the Hall and for baseball,” Gossage told AP. “It’s like telling our kids you can cheat, you can do whatever you want, and it’s not going to matter.”
Is Robinson Cano on his Last Legs in New York? Read Post »
The Bengals’ defensive coordinator interviewed for head coaching gigs in Miami and Tampa Bay last year and he’s considered one of the top assistants on the market.
Twitter Trending: Mike Zimmer a Candidate in Cleveland Read Post »
I’m betting on Bourjos. There is no doubting that 2012 was an unmitigated disaster, but he simply has too many skills to fall off the map that quickly and decidedly. If you can grab him in the latter rounds and he can bounce back to his 2011 level of play, what a nice bonus you’ll get.
2013 RotoRob MLB Draft Kit: Deep Sleepers Read Post »
