Francisco Liriano and the Minnesota Twins: 2011 Fantasy Baseball Pitching Preview
Because they’re the Twins, people generally expect their rotation to come through as expected. But let’s quickly run though their five projected starters: Francisco Liriano is simply put, Jekyll and Hyde. Scott Baker has missed time in every season but one because of injury and has a career ERA of
Tim Lincecum & The San Francisco Giants: 2011 Fantasy Baseball Pitching Preview
Tim Lincecum That San Francisco Giants rotation! That damn San Francisco Giants rotation!! They are the only reason my home-state Texas Rangers are not the current World Series champions (I refuse to give credit to Juan Uribe, Edgar Renteria, or Cody Ross). And now I have to spend an
2011 MLB Exclusive Interview: Cleveland Indians’ Chris “Pure Rage” Perez
Cleveland Indians fans have had, to say the least, a rough few years. The Tribe haven’t been able to win more than 69 games the last two seasons and 2008 only saw a .500 winning percentage. Trades and injuries have changed the vibe in Cleveland from when they won the
Cleveland Indians’ Chris “Pure Rage” Perez: MLB Exclusive Interview
Cleveland Indians fans have had, to say the least, a rough few years. The Tribe haven’t been able to win more than 69 games the last two seasons and 2008 only saw a .500 winning percentage. Trades and injuries have changed the vibe in Cleveland from when they won the
Breaking News: Adam Wainwright to Possibly Undergo Tommy John Surgery
St. Louis Cardinals fans and Fantasy Baseball players across the country are facing the grim news today that ace Adam Wainwright will most likely undergo Tommy John surgery before the 2011 season even starts. According to USA Today and other sources, general manager John Mozeliak said he believes the injury to be “significant”. More information will be
NBA Blockbuster Fallout: Melo-Drama Finally Finds Conclusion in New York
Changing Carmelo Anthony’s mailing address from Denver to New York was a long, painstaking process for the Nuggets, Knicks, and hoop fans alike. While Melo is the focal point of a long, deliberated trade that began in November, there are however ancillary pieces that will have a resonating impact on
Jeff Francis, Luke Hochevar & the Kansas City Royals: 2011 Fantasy Baseball Pitching Preview
My first thought when I looked at the Royals rotation was, “seriously?” They traded Zack Greinke to the Brewers in the offseason but did not receive a major league pitcher in return. They signed Jeff Francis, who had one good season, and it was 3 years ago (also his
Justin Verlander & the Detroit Tigers: A 2011 Fantasy Baseball Pitching Preview
Any time you can follow one of the five best starters in the American League (Justin Verlander) with a guy who has averaged more than a strikeout per inning over his career (Max Scherzer), you’ve got the makings of a good rotation. After that, though, the Tigers need some things
2011 Fantasy Baseball Pitching Preview: Mark Buehrle & The Chicago White Sox
Mark Buehrle Can you believe the depth of the White Sox rotation? All five of their starters threw at least 31 starts in 2010, and their 5th starter is either a guy one year removed from an All-Star campaign with the Tigers (Edwin Jackson) or a former National League Cy
2011 Fantasy Baseball Pitching Preview: Fausto Carmona & the Cleveland Indians
As deep as the White Sox rotation is, the Indians is equally shallow. Sports have been downright rough on Cleveland fans the past few years…sigh. Fausto Carmona leads the way followed by Justin Masterson and Carlos Carrasco, and after that, well, the bottom kind of falls out. Fausto Carmona was