By the way, it was remiss of me not to mention that yesterday’s final post was the 600th entry in the site’s history. We remain two weeks and change from our first birthday for those of you wondering. Alright, now that those housekeeping details are out of the way, let’s get down to business. With […]
Fantasy Notes: Sockin’ Saccomanno Read Post »
Has anybody out there other than this NPB hawk noticed that Aki Iwamura is now entrenching himself in the lead-off slot down in Tampa? A power guy in Japan, Iwamura is certainly showing his versatility and I would highly recommend him for those of you looking for runs scored, a decent BA and some bonus
Fantasy Notes: Rising Ray Read Post »
Let’s take a step off the beaten track today and examine a few players in the woefully thin Senator system, currently toiling at Double-A Harrisburg. Why? Why the hell not? I guess I’m in a Harrisburg state of mind. Dan Foli made his first start last night in almost four years and promptly reminded all
Fantasy Notes: Foli Follies Read Post »
If you’re seeking wins, Chien-Ming Wang could be worth a look. He won 19 times last year and with the Yankee offense starting to snap out of it lately, he’s about to start racking ’em up. Wednesday, Wang gave the overworked New York bullpen (first in the AL with 195 appearances and second in innings
Fantasy Notes: Pinstriper’s Pen Gets a Break Read Post »
I haven’t hammered out any fantasy notes for a bit, and with us still trying to dig our way through piles of boxes this weekend, I’ll try to keep things fairly simple today. David Dellucci left the Phillies this past offseason because he wanted to be considered more than just a fourth outfielder. Well, Dave,
Fantasy Notes: Dellucci Not Delivering Read Post »
Things have been hopping mad lately with the RotoWidow and I moving next week, so bear with me for a little while as I deal with the madness and try to clear my plate and offer up more frequent posts. In the meantime, let’s take a look at a few players making transaction wire news
Fantasy Notes: Marte Keeps Waiting for Liftoff Read Post »
Daisuke Matsuzaka owners were getting a bit antsy as the Japanese sensation had struggled to find the strike zone lately — particularly having difficulty with runners on base. In his previous three starts before Wednesday’s outing in Toronto, Dice-K had been touched up for 18 hits, 17 runs and 10 walks in 18 innings, seeing
Fantasy Notes: Dice-K Rediscovers the Strike Zone Read Post »
