First of all, he’s sat plenty with the Orioles playing in NL parks lately. Second of all, after a ridiculously potent May in limited action, Scott has slumped badly in June, a current 3-for-22 skid dropping him to .239 with a 699 OPS for the month.
Daily Dump: Luke Scott Read Post »
Qualls went though a rough couple of weeks at the end of May and beginning of June and appeared to be on shaky ground. Even with his rough patch, his numbers are decent with an ERA under 4.00. Qualls has earned a little latitude with his solid work, but keep in mind that he’s already reached his career high in saves.
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There are concerns about the groin injury, but it sounds minor. He’s been a bit more hittable this season, yet still leads the bigs in wins.
MLB Cheat Sheets: Starting Pitcher Rankings Read Post »
Week 11 of the 2009 campaign proved to be a week of many firsts. The Blue Jays found a new way for a pitcher to end up on the DL, when Scott Downs, the slugger, sprained his toe in an effort to prove that AL pitchers can be a force at the dish.
The Wire Troll: High Anxiety Read Post »
Brian Roberts snapped an 0-for-12 skid Thursday with an RBI double, but after a huge start to the season, he’s been fading in recent weeks.
Fantasy Notes: Roberts Scuffling Read Post »
Welcome to the debut of Saving Grace, RotoRob.com’s newest Fantasy baseball column. In this column, Todd will keep you up to speed on the state of bullpens around the majors — who’s closing, who’s hurting and who’s closing in on closing.
Saving Grace: Sherrill is Sheriff in B-More Read Post »
Week 11 of the 2009 schedule finds us looking at a full slate of inter-league games. For the Fantasy manager playing in leagues with weekly changes, we’re faced with the conundrum of keeping active lineups in place.
The Wire Troll: But Can He Play Guitar? Read Post »
