Monday was not a good day for middle infielders. Brian Roberts and Aaron Hill were both placed on the 15 day-DL and Jimmy Rollins missed the Phillies game due to a calf strain. There were some positive developments however. The Padres offensive outburst showed that there is life besides Adrian Gonzalez.
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The first week of the baseball season came to a close on Sunday, April 11. Let’s go around the majors and take a look at some noteworthy fantasy news from each game on Sunday afternoon/night.
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Tristan H. Cockcroft of ESPN.com recently published his early top 200 rankings for 2010. He based his rankings on a 10 team league using Rotisserie 5X5 scoring. I would like to share my views on his top 10 and open up the topic for discussion.
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The other day, ESPN released some of their fantasy experts’ predictions for 2010. We recapped a few of these projections in Part 1 of this mini-series, and today we pick it back up with Part 2.
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ESPN released some 2010 predictions for both football and baseball today, and I’ve been reading them over for a little while. I thought this would be a good time to get the conversation going.
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December 28, 2009 by
Bryan Curley in Uncategorized
As we did with catchers, get ready to dive into the world of statistical analysis. Today we take a look at first base trends since 2007, and I’ll assure you of one thing: there are a lot of very good players.
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We change pace today as we continue our recap of the 2009 season, switching from the light-hitting catcher position to focus on the behemoth’s of the fantasy world, first basemen. Make sure to check out our other stops along the way as we profile seven positions in seven days.
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