Tag Archive: Curtis Granderson

May 2: New York (Foolishly) Gambles with Curtis Granderson, Joe Mauer Will Sit for a Few Days, and Pirates Preparing to Call Up a Batter

Curtis Granderson and Joe Mauer are both ailing, although Granderson’s injury is more serious, and Pittsburgh could be adding a bat to their roster any day now. There’s more news, too.

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May 1: Brad Bergesen Back with Baltimore, Daisuke Matsuzaka Set to Make Season Debut, and Curtis Granderson Leaves with a Groin Strain

Today’s Baltimore-Boston match-up will be between Brad Bergesen and Daisuke Matsuzaka, two guys who their respective teams need to be successful. Also, Jorge Posada returns for the Yankees who soon lose Curtis Granderson to injury.

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On Deck Circle – Hitter Top 75, Week 4

George Fitopoulos ranks his top 75 hitters in week four and talks about a couple of players who are surging and falling in fantasy baseball leagues. Also, what you should expect from Double-A prospect Mike Stanton this season.

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The Morning After: April 12

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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2010 Opening Day – Red Sox Rally Against Rival Yankees

In a thrilling Opening Day game, Boston outlasted New York and kicked off our 2010 MLB season with a 9-7 victory. Now let’s look at what we can infer from this game from a fantasy perspective.

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Mar. 11: Hitters and Pitchers in New Ballparks

Ever wonder how much of an affect a player’s new home ballpark will have on his production? Well, with a new resource from the guys at www.katron.org, you can do exactly that. I took some time to test it out and show you what I found.

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2010 Offseason: Best/Worst Moves for Fantasy Baseball

With just over a week until pitchers and catchers report, it’s time to look back at the 2009/2010 offseason to see which players benefited the most. It’s hard to keep track of all the player movement so we’re putting our heads together to decide who you should look out for in 2010.

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