This week on RotoRob Fantasy Baseball Weekly Podcast, heard every Thursday at 9 p.m. EST on Blogtalkradio, RotoRob was joined RotoRob.com Hockey Editor Chris Wassel, who joined the five-timers club with his guest spot.
Podcast: Can the Orioles Hang on? Read Post »
ESPN owners are taking notice, with Wong experiencing a 34.8 percentage point increase to 38.9. That number still dwarfs his 55 per cent ownership in CBS leagues, but his popularity spike is justified. Wong has hit in seven of eight games this month at a .321 clip, tattooing five long balls while driving in eight and also stealing three bases.
Diamond Stocks: Sam Fuld Back in the Fold Read Post »
The absolutely hottest trend over the last couple of years in the Fantasy sports world has been daily fantasy sports. Why? Well, it’s super easy and accessible to play, you never have to worry about a season-ending injury tanking your team, and if you make a mistake, you can fix it — the very next day!
RotoRob Tries Draftster Read Post »
Mercer is slapping the ball all over the place and is scorching hot with a .415 BA in July, following up a five-homer June. What’s not to like? If you’re looking for a middle-infield replacement for Phillips, look no further.
The Wire Troll: Arismendy Alcantara Arrives Read Post »
We would define this as the prototypical “solid if not spectacular” draft class for Cleveland, with more substance than flash. There is plenty of upside with many of the Indians’ top choices, especially Zimmer and Sheffield. Cleveland did not overload on pitching as some teams had a tendency to, but it need make no apologies.
2014 MLB Draft Team Grades: AL Central Read Post »
This week on RotoRob Fantasy Baseball Weekly Podcast, heard every Thursday at 9 p.m. EST on Blogtalkradio, RotoRob was joined by Fantasy Insiders main man Joel Henard, and despite yet another BTR technical issue, we had an awesome time as always.
Podcast: Joe Kelly Returns Read Post »
Goldschmidt’s ISO is slightly below what he put up last year, he remains a DH waiting to happen (which won’t be easy as long as he’s a D-Back), and we wonder if we’ve seen the best he has to offer. With a flyball rate that just keeps dropping, it’s hard to envision him topping his 2013 homer total unless that trend reverses itself.
Fantasy Notes: Paul Goldschmidt’s Slash Line Up Read Post »
