If your Fantasy squad needs the 10-to-15 homers, and 40-to-50 RBI he has the potential to provide down the stretch, buy in now. Come mid-June, Morales’ days as a free agent will be behind him.
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Well, he’s slightly outplayed that, likely coming in around top 45 so far, yet he remains available in over half of ESPN and CBS leagues. The Phillies lead-off man the last two games is a bit below pace for his stated goal of 50 to 60 steals, but he’s managed to raise his BA 23 points in the last two games (including a 4-for-4, three-run gem on Saturday) — something that should help him from losing any more PT in centre field.
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The current flavour of the week as the Mets’ closer could actually stick in the role. New York has moved Mejia from the rotation, where he struggled badly, into its beleaguered bullpen and he earned his first save Saturday against the Nats. His swing and miss stuff could translate very well in a late-inning role.
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Heisey, who smoked 18 dingers as recently as 2011, should be the beneficiary of most of the extra at-bats until Bruce is back.
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Villar isn’t exactly Mr. Consistency, but you’re talking about a middle-infielder that has the potential to swipe 40 bases and hit for double-digit power. The BA will never be great but take those first two numbers and smile.
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After taking a brief hiatus from our NBA Wire Troll coverage, we’re back with our choices for the Fantasy basketball waiver wire picks of the 2013-14 season. Hopefully you were able to take advantage of several of the players we recommended that were owned in 50 per cent or less of leagues upon advisement. So now it’s time to unveil the 2013-14 NBA Wire Troll All-Star Team.
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Arcia got off to a slow start and lingering wrist issues sent him to the DL after just 18 at-bats. The 22-year-old is now rehabbing at Triple-A Rochester with a return just around the corner. Give him a week to knock the rust off and hopefully he’ll return to his rookie form of last year (14 homers in 351 at-bats).
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