What an amazing year it was for starting pitching. The waiver wire options were plentiful and a Fantasy rotation made up of these gems would have been league dominant in any format this season. Without further ado, let’s take a look at top pitchers that were plucked from the wire this season.
The Wire Troll: The 2010 Pitching All-Stars Read Post »
Don’t dick around here, R.A. – get your agent working on this one right smartly.
Podcast: Handing out the Hardware Read Post »
I think your answer is a very simple one. You have to go with a pitching-dominant plan heading into this week. You need both wins and saves to protect your current situation and at the same time at least decent strikeout numbers to hold off your competition.
Dear RotoRob: Final Week Strategy Read Post »
It’s time to look back at the season to date and give those waiver wire gems their due respect. It has been an amazing year and as always the waiver wire was huge in determining the overall outcomes in league play. This week, we’ll review the offense followed up by a review of the pitching next Sunday. Without further ado, let’s get rolling and recap some of the gems that made our 2010 Fantasy season cause for celebration.
The Wire Troll: The 2010 Batting All-Stars Read Post »
We got the ball rolling by taking a look back at the August trade deadline and identifying some of the big winners and losers over the past six weeks.
Podcast: Trade Deadline Winners and Losers Read Post »
Another season is winding down and now is the time for that final push to secure the ultimate prize, your league championship. I want to thank all our loyal readers and hope over the past six months with my weekly waiver wire column that I’ve been able to provide some help to you as you’ve shaped and moulded your Fantasy squads into winners. I wish good fortunes to all our readers as you wrap up the final month of the 2010 season.
The Wire Troll: Maya Culpa Read Post »
If he is I’d make the switch with Capps as it appears that Uehara has the inside track in Baltimore and I think the situation in Minnesota has the potential to be a closer-by-committee scenario. I like your team and its potential to be successful. Let’s hope your guys heed the call and produce at the level they’re capable of and you’ll be in good shape.
Dear RotoRob: What Should I Change? Read Post »
