Michael Bourn, 2012 Fantasy Baseball Profile: The Need for Speed
Michael Bourn (credits below) Annie: "Well, I should probably tell you that I'm taking the bus because I had my driver's license revoked." Jack: " What for?" Annie: “Speeding.” No, that’s not it. “I feel the need, the need for speed.” Yeah, that has a solid ring to it. Yet, Michael
2012 Fantasy Baseball, Player Profile: The San Francisco Giants’ Buster Posey
Buster Posey Buster Posey has the Joe Mauer-esque potential to win a batting title from the catcher position. The San Francisco Giants star has experienced a meteoric rise. The 2008 draftee skipped AA altogether and a got a September call up in 2009 and was the league’s rookie offensive leader
2012 Fantasy Baseball Updates: McCutchen Signs 6-year deal, Guillen retires & other news
Andrew McCutchen Andrew McCutchen (OF,PIT)Andrew McCutchen signed a 6 year deal that will pay him $51,500,000. As a general rule I tend to value players who are in a contract year a bit higher and those who just got paid a bit lower. A lot of this thinking is due
Carlos Marmol: 2012 Fantasy Baseball Profile, the Closer you want in your corner
Carlos Marmol (credits below) Carlos Marmol and his career K-rate (11.74) will be the third best closer in fantasy baseball in 2012. Sure, he’s blown 22 saves in his career and had a 4.01 ERA last season, but the ERA was an aberration and Tyler Clippard, Francisco Cordero, Brian Wilson and others
2012 Fantasy Baseball, Draft Strategy Podcast: Brett Talley & Kevin Goldstein Discuss Rookies
Brett Talley (@TheRealTAL) of TheFantasyFix.com is joined by Kevin Goldstein (@Kevin_Goldstein) of BaseballProspectus.com to talk about which rookies are worth drafting in various non-keeper, non-dynasty formats. They discuss which rookies will be useful in shallow mixed leagues, deeper mixed leagues, and AL-only and NL-only leagues.Listen below by pressing play, or
2012 Fantasy Basketball: Glen "Big Baby" Davis & other daily hoops studs for Tuesday 3/6
Glen Davis (credits below) A light six-game night on the NBA schedule with all games starting within one and a half hours of each other, so it’s a sprint tonight. Finalize you lineups and everyone will be playing at the same time, no west-coast games to try and pull out
Derek Jeter, 2012 Fantasy Baseball Profile: Ol’ Reliable a Reliable Sleeper
Derek Jeter (credits below) I was born to hate players like Derek Jeter (or because my parents loved one another or something). I grew up in the bleachers of Memorial Stadium. When I loved baseball the most, Jeter played the ultimate villain. He hit the ball to Jeffrey Maier. I wish
B.J. Upton: 2012 Fantasy Baseball Profile…the Preciousest Sleeper?
BJ Upton (credits below) B.J. Upton and Bilbo Baggins have a ton in common, seriously. Just go with this allegorical journey…it’ll be over quicker if you don’t complain. The ring Bilbo finds in the goblin tunnels is really the one thing that helped him survive an incredibly dangerous journey. The
2012 Fantasy Baseball Draft Day Advice: How to draft your team the right way
The idea that you should be flexible in a fantasy draft is a good idea. The ability to think on the fly and adjust to the decisions other people are making is important. But that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t have an idea of exactly how you want a draft to
2012 Fantasy Baseball: John Danks and the Chicago White Sox starting rotation preview
John Danks (credits below) The most interesting thing about the 2012 Chicago White Sox when it comes to starting pitching, is that their new manager was once beaten up by a starting pitcher. That doesn’t mean that the Pale Hose are devoid of players that can help fantasy owners this