This week on RotoRob Fantasy Baseball Weekly Podcast, heard every Thursday at 9 p.m. EST on Blogtalkradio, RotoRob was joined by Fantasy Insiders main man Joel Henard, and despite yet another BTR technical issue, we had an awesome time as always.
Podcast: Joe Kelly Returns Read Post »
On this week’s episode of RotoRob Fantasy Football Weekly Podcast, heard every Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. EST on Blogtalkradio, Nick Wagner and Josh Johnson were joined by RotoRob.com’s auction specialist Vaney Hariri.
Podcast: Auction League Primer Read Post »
Your own grisly murder in the game’s opening moments leaves Ronan O’Connor stuck in the afterlife, and the only way to move on (and join your already-deceased wife in eternal bliss) is to figure out who is behind the mask of the Bell Killer.
Video Game Review: Murdered: Soul Suspect Read Post »
Goldschmidt’s ISO is slightly below what he put up last year, he remains a DH waiting to happen (which won’t be easy as long as he’s a D-Back), and we wonder if we’ve seen the best he has to offer. With a flyball rate that just keeps dropping, it’s hard to envision him topping his 2013 homer total unless that trend reverses itself.
Fantasy Notes: Paul Goldschmidt’s Slash Line Up Read Post »
Probably the first thing you’ll notice about the Stratus is that it’s quite small… as in about half the size of an Xbox 360 controller. Despite that, the buttons, sticks and d-pad have enough space that we didn’t find ourselves fumbling over the functions.
Product Review: SteelSeries Stratus Wireless Controller Read Post »
The Seahawk boot had the second best FG percentage in the league in 2013. As you can imagine, we like Seattle’s chances to be successful this year. As for Hauschka, who missed only two kicks all last season, he has clearly found himself a home in the Pacific Northwest. Seattle gave him 3.35 million reasons guaranteed to stay (as part of a three-year, $9.15-million deal) and that’s some serious job security for a kicker.
2014 RotoRob NFL Draft Kit: Kicker Rankings Read Post »
It’s not often we showcase a player hitting below the Mendoza Line, but the Moose appears to have loosened up lately. In the ESPN world, Moustakas gets no respect (5.8 per cent ownership), although CBS owners have been more loyal (34 per cent). He’s 7-for-17 (.412) in his last five games with a pair of homers of and six RBI, and though he’s only batting .195 overall, that’s 50 points higher than where he was at exactly one month ago. Moustakas has 10 homers and 35 RBI on the season.
Diamond Stocks: Jeff Locke Shutting Them Down Read Post »
