Some of the topics covered included trade evaluation and strategies. One of my biggest pet peeves involves the trading partner that wants something for nothing and further to that doesn’t take the time to address the needs of their respective trading partner. My “battleship for battleship” approach to trading was a topic of conversation.
Podcast: Evaluating Deals Read Post »
The Baltimore Orioles will send David Hernandez to the mound Wednesday afternoon as they look to take the rubber match in Seattle.
Can Rookie Get Past his Seattle Issues? Read Post »
While some sites have speculated that Nunez is the closer, I don’t buy that just yet. Meyer has the better numbers but that’s not to say Nunez hasn’t been good. Both are worth owning and have been better than Lindstrom all season. Lindstrom may never get his old job back with these two around.
Saving Grace: Something’s Fishy Read Post »
Alex and I talked about how the economic downfall has affected baseball, parity in the game and how that may dim the trade market and how steroids continues to be a major issue in the game today.
Podcast: First-half Roundup Read Post »
Most teams are now halfway through the 2009 baseball season, despite what the All-Star Game will have you believe. So now is a great time to take a look at some of the division leaders and check in on their chances of staying the course.
Another road trip comes to an end and now it’s time to play catch up. During my break, the Giants found their offense in a big way. The Rangers are still tied for first with the injury-riddled Angels. The Mets continue to struggle, buried under a slew of injured and underperforming players, and the Nationals are, well, still the Nationals.
The Wire Troll: A Lastings Impression Read Post »
In fact, in his last start against Oakland – the worst hitting team in the AL – he dodged a bullet as the A’s failed to capitalize on Galarraga’s wildness that resulted in six walks in 6 1/3 IP.
Daily Dump: Armando Galarraga Read Post »
