In the first month of 2014 he had two homers and 25 strikeouts. With the Jays struggling, Double-E could find himself on the trade market later this season and a move anywhere will hurt his homer numbers given that he already plays in the major’s top dinger ballpark (so far this season, anyway).
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Scroll down from the top of the 2002 Draft, and here is your first player to make an All-Star team. Greinke is still going strong as one of the game’s top pitchers for the Dodgers, but made his mark in Kansas City with a devastating curveball and a Cy Young season in 2009. He had his share of off-the-field issues, dealing with depression and social anxiety disorder to the point that he almost quit baseball after the 2005 season, but stuck with it and is all the wiser (and richer) for it today. At 6’2”, 195 pounds, Greinke isn’t an overpowering presence, but he is calm and composed and has excellent command of his pitches.
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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.
The Wire Troll: C.J. Cron Arrives in Disneyland Read Post »
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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Initially, we would’ve classified this as a platforming RPG. Traditional platforming mechanics are brushed aside early on, however, when your character is gifted with the ability to fly. This opens up the sizeable world and allows you to soar through the air in search of hidden goodies. It’s quite responsive, allowing you to weave through obstacles en route to your destination.
Video Game Review: Child of Light Read Post »
This week on RotoRob Fantasy Baseball Weekly Podcast, heard every Thursday at 9 p.m. EST on Blogtalkradio, RotoRob was joined by Joel Henard, owner of The Fantasy Insiders, who brought with him a bevy of anecdotes that made for a very entertaining show. Hell, even his wife listened to the whole thing!
Podcast: Martin Perez Gets Pounded 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 Erik Kuselias of NBC Sports and ProFootballtalk.com. New RotoRob writer Michael Seff also stopped by to chat about the Panthers.
Podcast: NFC South Edition Read Post »
