RotoRob writer James Morris gets to meet the legendary Brooks Robinson. It is every sports fan’s dream to meet and mingle with a Hall of Fame player. Being able to come face to face with a living legend in any sport is a rare pleasure for the average fan. I was able to have this […]
A Night with Brooks Robinson Read Post »
Can Jermaine Dye repeat his success from last season? Dear RotoRob.com, I just finished my draft and am not all that content about my team, but know if I make a few moves I could have a strong team.’I just traded Jermaine Dye because I know his value is high and he won’t do as
Dear RotoRob: Replacing Figgins Read Post »
Here’s something to help you stop whining about the thumping the Bosox took on Opening Day. It didn’t take long before we had our first Manny Ramirez “wining” story of the year. Except this time, it’s a good thing. Manny, along with teammates Curt Schilling and Tim Wakefield, have teamed with Charity Wines to announce
Manny “Wining” Again Read Post »
Early game blog is here. But why think about the past when the present is much more interesting? Here’s the games we’ll be talking about. Boston at Kansas City – Oh, that’s just Gil being Gil. Arizona at Colorado – I really don’t have anything witty to say about this game. So…umm, hi mom! Live
MLB Opening Day: Mid-Day Games Blog Read Post »
Chris Ray looks like a great bullpen option again this season. Dear RotoRob.com, ‘ I just got done with my 5×5 auction-style Rotisserie draft. I drafted a squad deep in hitting and SP at the expense of saves. I have’a solid’option in Chris Ray, but after that things are looking quite shaky. I have Seth
Dear RotoRob: Save My Bullpen Read Post »
Hi baseball fans. My name is Andy and I do the fantasy football writing around these parts. I don’t know baseball quite like Rotorob does, and I just figured out Hanley Ramirez plays for the Marlins. (Who knew!?) So why am I doing the baseball live blog? Because it’s opening day and if you can’t
MLB Opening Day: Early Games Live Blog Read Post »
We were able to find his jersey, but Brian Reith himself is MIA. It’s time to dig through the archives once again to pull out another blast from the past and try to find out what the hell ever happened to Brian Reith. A 1996 sixth-round pick by the Yankees out of an Indiana high
What the Hell Ever Happened to…Brian Reith? Read Post »
