Not only did this conveniently answer criticisms that the Marlins were one of the teams not using their revenue-sharing income to improve their club, but it marked the largest investment the team has ever made to a pitcher.
Something’s Fishy: the Marlins are Spending Money Read Post »
I think that Hill has got to be your man. Starting pitching comes and goes, but a 30-homer guy in the middle infield just can’t be passed up. I’ve now done approximately 20 mock drafts this year and have found there to be plenty of options to fill out your pitching, but 2B, SS, and especially 3B, gets a tad thin fairly quickly. Shore up those slots as early as you can. With that great group of keepers and those two first round picks you should be in for a great 2010 season.
Dear RotoRob: Aaron or Oswalt? Read Post »
The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum’s Legacy Awards celebrates its 10th year Saturday with its event at the Grand Ballroom of the Kansas City Convention Centre.
Legacy Awards Turn 10 Read Post »
After racking up four consecutive winning seasons, the Mets crashed and burned in 2009, suffering through their worst season since 2003. The overall pitching was brutal and the offense struggled to score runs.
Will the Mets Bounce Back in 2010? Read Post »
Now that the much vaunted Chapman has signed, that still leaves a slew of import talent that bears reviewing and has been for the most part flying under the radar. Let’s take a quick look at some of the off-season talent looking to ply their trade in the majors in 2010.
Under the Radar – The Import Report Read Post »
With expectations legendarily low, San Diego finally took the leap and began fielding a team of hungry young players looking to establish themselves at the major league level. The result was a surprisingly competitive and entertaining club that went 39-35 after the All-Star break to improve on its 2008 mark by 12 games. It ultimately ranks as little more than a moral victory considering San Diego finished 20 games out of first place (and 13 games out of third), but it was a step in the right direction.
San Diego Padres 2009 Season Review Read Post »
Now, he’s back – as a coach.
Minor Matters: Wooten it be Nice? Read Post »
