The 2014 Fantasy Baseball Guide: Review and Promo

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2014 RotoRob MLB Draft Kit: Catcher Rankings

That proved prescient when a couple of months later it was announced that Mauer would shift over to first base full-time this year. He’s still catcher eligible, but this is his last hurrah at the position. Mauer was always perceived as a top-notch defender behind the plate, but that isn’t necessarily accurate. Last year, a concussion cost him weeks, so he had 100 less at-bats to work with. To his credit, Mauer still managed to hit more doubles and homers and he continued a renaissance that started in 2012. It was disappointing to see him contribute nothing in the stolen base department, but perhaps the anticipated better health that will come from not catching will translate into him running again. Always considered extraordinarily tall for a catcher, Mauer will now employ that height advantage where it makes sense — at first base. His walk rate dipped last year, but considering he peaked in 2012, we’re not concerned that this is a trend.

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Podcast: Super Bowl Roundtable

On this week’s episode of RotoRob Fantasy Football Weekly Podcast, heard every Wednesday at 2 p.m. EST on Blogtalkradio, Nick Wagner and Josh Johnson did something a little different in recognition of the big game — we moderated a Super Bowl Roundtable. The guests included: Mike Noto (Youtube.com/user/SportsNewsAnalysis?feature=watch); Liz Loza (TheFantasyFootballGirl.com); Chris Mitchell (RotoExperts.com); and Bobby Firestone (FantasyBetTalk.com).

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Video Game Review: Crimson Dragon

Most of the game is on rails, and when that’s the case things handle reasonably well. You navigate within your guided route via the left stick and can do barrel rolls by tapping the left and right bumpers, respectively. Aiming is down with the right stick, whether for straight shots or to paint targets, with the right trigger firing. You can also toggle between available weapons with the left trigger. On missions with a wingman, you can have him cover front (d-pad up) or back (d-pad down) as well as team up for a powerful combination attack (X). It’s not great, but it works.

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