RotoRob Fantasy Baseball Weekly Podcast, heard every Thursday at 9 p.m. EST, was back again this week, this time featuring the long-time MIA Tim McLeod, RotoRob.com MLB Editor. Naturally, BTR was its usual uncooperative self to begin the show, but once we shook off that shaky opening, we rocked the airwaves.
Podcast: Chicks Dig the Long Ball 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 Mark Maturi (Josh’s future brother-in-law), Sean Yuille (PrideofDetroit.com), Travis Kriens (Dakotasportsfm.com) and Matthew Marshall (@KBWSMarshall) as we dove into the NFC North.
Podcast: NFC North Style Read Post »
Some think Frazier is the Indians’ second best prospect, but we want to see what he does at full-season ball before bumping him up more. Still, he didn’t skip a beat moving to pro ball, and is a serious high end talent in a system that lacks depth. The right-handed hitting Frazier showed no vulnerability against righties, recording an 875 OPS en route to being named an AZL Post-Season All-Star. So far, Frazier has been durable, but like many young hitters, needs to improve his contact rates. There may not have been a better source of power in last year’s draft than this kid, so it will be exciting to see what kind of home run totals he can amass as he moves up the ladder.
2014 RotoRob MLB Draft Kit: Top 65 Prospects, Part II Read Post »
The main campaign on its own lasts 12-to-15 hours, though there’s plenty in this fake Seattle to keep you occupied. Side quests involve any number of tasks — beating up street musicians gives you bad karma, while busting drug deals gives you good karma. The level of enemy control in each of the game’s districts is tracked by a percentage, and many different things can help lower this: destroying security cameras, making spray-paint art, hunting down secret agents, destroying DUP facilities, and more. The more you liberate a district, the fewer confrontations you’ll deal with while traveling.
Video Game Review: Infamous: Second Son Read Post »
This is the final week, Fantasy hockey fans. Granted, there will be playoff pools and such but for most of you, here is the week of consequence.
The Wire Troll: Ilya Bryzgalov’s Universe Really is Expanding Read Post »
He built on that strong performance with a great spring and surprised many by claiming a spot in the Jay’s rotation out of Spring Training. In his debut Tuesday against the Rays he pitched 5 1/3 shutout innings with four punchouts. Hutchison’s Tommy John surgery is now well in the rear-view mirror so cough up a few of those FAAB dollars and enjoy the ride.
The Wire Troll: The Return of the Closer Carousel Read Post »
For those of you still engaged in your Fantasy basketball playoffs (head-to-head leagues) or nearing the finish line in roto leagues, we focus on several key players for the homestretch this week. No holds barred as we look at those players who should truly be focused on because of their current individual and team situations.
The Wire Troll: Ray McCallum is King in Sacramento Read Post »
