Before I get to some notes, Daisuke Matsuzaka’s peformance yesterday is worthy of mention. I hadn’t witnessed a scene like that in Toronto since the World Series — huge lineups of fans at the gates 90 minutes before the opening pitch; scores of photographers, each with their lens pointed at Dice K; tons and tons […]

Thanks to RotoRob writer Tim McLeod for bringing this one to my attention: Sure, it’s just one start, but should Julian Tavarez’s control problem become a bigger issue and necessitate a switch in the Red Sox rotation, there are several worthy candidates down in Triple-A Pawtucket who deserve a chance to take over. Both Runelvys

Remember when Travis Lee was going to be a fantasy stud for years to come? When a draft loophole allowed him to cash in with a big-money deal from Arizona as a player who was going to be the cornerstone for that fledgling expansion club back in the day? Well, it never happened. And now,

The reports from training camp have been very favourable regarding Sammy Sosa, who’s made the Rangers squad. He’s been crushing mistakes, but is having some difficulties with breaking stuff. Better yet, his comeback has not created a circus-like environment for Texas in its first spring training in the Ron Washington era. Sosa is looking like

With March Madness upon us, I’m scrambling to find minutes to break away from the TV (not to mention I’ve got to first wash the cheese doodle dust from my hands before trying to type), so bear with me for the next little while. Plenty of baseball coverage will be in the offing in the

Alright, I admit it. I’ve been totally remiss about getting into baseball so far. It’s just that basketball has me completely entranced lately, it’s going to get worse before it gets better (March Madness, NBA Playoffs). So while there is about five minutes between March Madness games, I’m going to clock in with an observation