Is Bobby Abreu a wise use of a second round pick in a keeper league with very stringent rules? Dear RotoRob, You have helped me in the past, even posted my question on RotoRob.com, so I figured I would seek your help again. I have a bit of a conundrum in my fantasy baseball keeper […]
Dear RotoRob: Keeper Conundrum Read Post »
Back in 1996, Texas began a golden era led in part by young star catcher Ivan Rodriguez. A dozen years ago, the Texas Rangers earned their first ever playoff berth and the first of three trips to the postseason in a four-year span. Clearly, it was the franchise’s golden era, as they have yet to
Texas: Then and Now Read Post »
How will Joe Crede’s back feel when he has to dive for a ball? Once we determine that, we’ll know what both his and Josh Fields’ value looks like to begin 2008. It looks like Josh Fields might land the third base job for the Chicago White Sox after all. Manager Ozzie Guillen said that
Field(s) of Dreams Read Post »
Dear RotoRob.com, You have helped me in the past, even posted my question on RotoRob, so I figured I would seek your help again. I was going to trade Johan Santana for Alex Rodriguez, or if the other owner is willing, Santana and Aramis Ramirez for Rodriguez and Justin Verlander. I feel if I
Dear RotoRob: Sacrificing Santana? Read Post »
Sure, it cost them four of their top seven prospects, but the Mets are a better team with Johan Santana heading their rotation. There are plenty of people, Twins’ fans especially, who don’t believe Minnesota received enough when the team ended months of speculation this weekend by dealing Johan Santana to the New York Mets.
Transactional Analysis: Did Twins Get Enough? Read Post »
The BoSox made a liar out of us, adding Sean Casey a day after we talked about them doing next to nothing. Oh, wait, the addition of Casey means next to nothing as well. With Spring Training just around the corner, it’s time to kick up baseball coverage a notch, so let’s check in with
Fantasy Notes: We Spoke Too Soon Read Post »
Doug Mirabelli, right, and Curt Schilling will both be back in Boston this year. After winning two World Series titles in the past four years, have the Boston Red Sox decided to rest on their laurels? Oh sure, the Sox got off the couch long enough to keep some of their own free agents like
