Fantasy Notes: Garko Slumping
Ryan Garko has started to see some time in the outfield this season as the Indians look for creative ways to get him in the lineup and also to help compensate for injuries.
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Fantasy Notes: Asdrubal Aching
But if this is a keeper league, now might be the ideal time to play up his great start and the fact that he’s already qualified at both shortstop and second base for 2010 and peddle the 23-year-old to a non-competing and rebuilding team that thinks he’s all that.
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Fantasy Notes: Hello, Niemann
Jeff Niemann drew plenty of attention after tossing the finest game of his career on Wednesday, a two-hit shutout with nine Ks and just one walk, but the truth is, he’s been pitching much better for a few weeks now, and it’s time to start considering him if you need help on the mound.
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The Wire Troll: Tommy, Can You Hear Me?
Hanson has been totally dominant at Triple-A Gwinnett this season, allowing only 40 hits and 17 walks while striking out 90 in 66 1/3 IP with a 1.49 ERA.
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Fantasy Notes: Moving On Upton
In case you hadn’t noticed, B.J. Upton has finally awoken from his season-long slumber.
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Fantasy Notes: Twins Continue Turnaround
Despite being shorthanded Tuesday, the Minnesota Twins won the opener of their three-game set against the Cleveland Indians, 4-3, managing to pad their lead over the last-place Tribe to 4.5 games.
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Fantasy Notes: Span Slumping
Denard Span enjoyed a huge game against the BoSox last week, but he’s gone into the tank since, sputtering to a 2-for-17 since – a slump that’s dropped his BA 17 points and under the .300 mark.
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