PITCHERS Start Chris Narveson, Milwaukee Brewers (43.8%) With all the moves the Brewers made to their rotation in the offseason Narveson has been lost in the shuffle. Truth be told, at this point in the season he has been the Brewers best and most consistent hurler. This week Narveson is

Alex Rodriguez Anibal Sanchez just missed his shot at history.  Only three outs away from being the 29th pitcher in MLB history to throw multiple no-hitters. An amazing achievement for a guy with a 32-30 career record. Alex Rodriguez has never been considered all that clutch, unless it comes to

On this day in 2000, Bernie Williams and Jorge Posada of the Yankees became the first teammates to hit home runs from both sides of the plate in the same game. The Yankees defeated the Blue Jays, 10-7. Anibal Sanchez of the Florida Marlins carried a no-hitter into the 9th

We are nearly a month into the regular season and we’ve seen some of the studs struggle and some late round picks flourish. So I figured this was a good time for some fun with small sample sizes in the form of Blind Resumes. But first, some news. Quick NewsIn

Usually your birthday brings joy and a handful of shout-outs on Facebook. Brandon Belt’s 23rd birthday though wasn’t the happy kind though. Belt got demoted to Triple-A Fresno after hitting .192 with one home run. Happy freaking birthday! Mike Leake on the other hand somewhat redeemed his humiliating week after

Drew Pomeranz BATTERS Yasmani Grandal, C, Cincinnati Reds The 22-year old backstop has shown massive maturity in a short time frame. With his offensive skills thoroughly under the microscope, Grandal hit .428 and 13 homers during his junior season at Miami, soaring up draft boards to the #12 spot in

Lance Berkman It’s always fun to take a quick look at the MLB stats early in the season to see all the outliers, but I almost fell out of my chair when I saw that Lance Berkman was tied for second in the Majors with 6 home runs. Who knew

Brett Talley & Corey Herron of TheFantasyFix.com give you the sixth episode of the 2011 Fantasy Baseball Podcast. In episode six: -Brett & Corey talk injured catchers Victor Martinez & Joe Mauer & replacements–Aaron Hill, Jerry Sands, Ian Stewart & more!-Answer a bunch of “mailbag” questions from Twitter and the “Quick Fix”

The Rubber. You know, from the pitcher’s mound? That is a far better name for a weekly article about starting pitchers than what we were using before, “The Pitching Profile.”  So “The Rubber” it is.  It is hardly a double entendre because this article is in no way related to

Brett Anderson Ubaldo Jimenez returned to the Rockies rotation. After a rough first inning (4 earned runs) Jimenez settled down allowing just two hits, and no runs, while striking out five. Carlos Beltran homered giving him three for the season. It’ll be interesting to see if any stolen bases come