Brett Talley & Corey Herron of TheFantasyFix.com bless the world with their tenth, yes TENTH podcast for week 8.  In episode ten: -Brett & Corey talk Buster Posey's fibula and fantasy baseball replacements-Brett discusses the trials and tribulations of moving home and Corey loses a toe.-Josh Johnson, Jorge de la Rosa

Anthony Rizzo Anthony Rizzo, 1B San Diego Few players ever reach cult hero status in the minor leagues, but the 2008 non-hodgkins lymphoma survivor has accomplished just that.  An integral piece in the trade that sent Adrian Gonzalez to Boston, Rizzo is currently making a mockery of the Pacific Coast

Posey helped off field / AP As you may have heard by now, Buster Posey broke his ankle in a home plate collision last night (in a classy move, Scott Cousins immediately went to Posey’s side to see if he was ok) and is likely out for the season (For

Carl Crawford Mariano Rivera became the first player in MLB history to pitch 1,000 games for the same team. This is a phenomenal feat considering the amount of different teams an average player plays for in his career. This made me wonder who was the first player traded… Harry Chiti

Cole Hamels Looking Stoic Anyone who puts their fantasy opinion/advice out there for others to use at their discretion is kind of like someone who runs a gambling tips website. Essentially, both the fantasy baseball guy and the gambling guy are telling us what to do or simply providing us

Barry Bonds gives a thumb, sideways? In a “didn’t see that coming” moment, Barry Bonds has supposedly offered to pay for attack victim Brian Stow’s kid’s college. Barry, this is baby steps on your way to being a nice, caring human being. Jorge De La Rosa left his start Tuesday

Michael Pineda SP-MICHAEL PINEDA (SEATTLE) Grade A+ : The 22 year-old Pineda has dominated the league so far with a 6-2 record. Even more impressive is his 2.16 ERA and 0.94 WHIP. Pineda is averaging over a strikeout per inning. My concerns are that Seattle will begin to limit his

Corey Hart On this day in 1995, Dennis Eckersley became the sixth reliever in Major League History to record their 300th career save. Eckersley finished his 24 year career with 390 saves. Combo Meals: Corey Hart was 3-for-4 with thee moon shots, seven runs batted in, three runs scored and a stolen

Joe Mather Welcome to Week Eight of (Waiver) Wired and Baked – your weekly review of who shouldn’t be available in your league, but probably is.  Once again, I take a look at the top 5 players you should look to pickup this week, with an AL-only and NL-only special

Don’t look now, but Asdrubal Cabrera is compiling an MVP resume: .302/9 HR/32 RBI. He went 5/5 with two HR, five RBI and a SB (two errors) as the Indians completed a sweep of interstate rival Cincinnati. Cabrera’s previous career high for dingers was six with a modest high of