Earlier this month, Tim McLeod visited the Arizona Fall League, filing a full scouting report. The multi-talented McLeod also took some photographs — tons of them in fact. And we’re going to bring you the best of those images over the next few weeks in a series of galleries.
2012 Arizona Fall League Gallery 1 Read Post »
Hamilton has wings and the attitude to go along with it. Two plays that caught my attention worth mentioning was a fake steal of home where he went from 0-to-80 km/h in a blink of an eye and just as quickly hit the brakes. The poor pitcher is still wondering what happened and a change in underwear between innings had to be part of the program. The second thing that caught my attention was with a runner on first, Hamilton took a walk. It was the perfect opportunity to swing away and be a bit selfish but he did the right thing. He’s one injury away from getting a promotion next season and for Fantasy purposes he will be a dominant force in the stolen base category.
2012 Arizona Fall League Report Read Post »
It’s time to check in with some random observations from Arizona. Yes, the weather was awesome — if you can call daily temperatures in the mid-80s without a cloud in the sky awesome — but really after we get through the depression of being forced to endure such challenging weather conditions, there was some baseball to be watched. I managed to attend five games during the week before finally heading off to Sin City for some rest and relaxation (is that an oxymoron?).
Greetings from La Belle Province. As I alluded to a few days back, I was lucky enough to score tickets to the NHL All-Star Game, Skills Competition and NHL Party this weekend. We left for Montreal early Saturday morning, and for those who know me well, getting up at any time that doesn’t have a
RotoRob Does Montreal Read Post »
Jays’ ace Roy Halladay wasn’t exactly firing darts at the Sox on Thursday. We were able to make it down to two of the three Red Sox-Jays games this week, and I have to admit to some confusion. I thought TBS only showed Braves’ games, but after witnessing this series I’m pretty damn sure I
Red Sox Heap on the Humiliation for the Jays Read Post »
Jay Cutler (the pumped up dude on the left) is next on Rotoob writer James Morris’ endless tour of celebrity meetings. As if meeting Brooks Robinson wasn’t enough, I made it out and got to meet with the 2006 Mr. Olympia, Jay Cutler at Max Muscle in Rio Rancho, NM. If any of you have
James Meets Mr. Olympia, Jay Cutler Read Post »
Brooks Robinson is what baseball should be about. Further to last week’s article about James Morris’ night with Brooks Robinson, we’ve got the video footage ready to roll. Enjoy.
A Night With Brooks Robinson: The Video Read Post »
