After going through a rough stretch Lance Lynn resumed his dominant early season ways in last night's game against the Brewers.  Lynn pitched 7.0 innings of one run ball and rung up 10, although he only came away with a no decision in the Cards win. Miguel Montero and Mark

Jacob Turner (credits below) SP-JACOB TURNER (DETROIT)- Turner got the call back to the bigs last week when Detroit placed fellow rookie Drew Smyly on the DL. The 6'5" , 21 year old righty struggled a bit with his control but still had a decent outing against the Cardinals in his one

Martin Prado (credits below) Hitters To StartMartin Prado |Atlanta Braves| (100%) – Prado has been having a great season hitting for a high average even by his standards.  This week should be a great one for Prado.  The Braves get to face 4 left-handed starting pitchers, something Prado thrives on. 

James Shields After a magnificent 2011 that saw James Shields transform from innings eater to a bona fide ace, this year’s version leaves much to be desired. With the first half over, owners are being burnt by Shields to the tune of a 4.17 ERA and 1.42 WHIP. While regression

Jake Peavy (credits below) In this week’s installment of America’s Favorite Fantasy Baseball Column (according to the extremely good-looking writer’s survey of his grandmother, mother, cats, and mirror), I will look at two former Padres, and whether you should sell high or buy low on them.

 Sell High: Jake Peavy

Mike Trout (credits below) Here is a look at my mid season rookie award winners. Qualifications for batters were 100 AB’s and pitchers 10+ games pitched. Start the debate ! C- Wilin Rosario (Colorado) 14 HR’s in just 190 AB’s. Projects into a 40+ full season number. 1B- Jordan Pacheco (Colorado). I like

Peyton Manning (credits below) For the past two years, I wrote a column for another website called the Big Picture in which I tried to shed some fantasy light on offensive lines. Initially, my goal was to show that offensive lines were more a product of health, coaching, and experience

The All-Star break sucks.  Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday are the only days all year where a game in one of the four major sports isn’t taking place.  But the break does allow us to evaluate both the needs of our fantasy teams and those players who could address them.  Here

In the last night before the All-Star break, the Pirates absolutely went off. Neil Walker managed a 5-5 game with a homer, McCutchen hit two out with 4 RBI’s and 3 Runs, and one of my favorite pitchers, A.J. Burnett, had another good start and managed his 10th (TENTH!!!) win

Joel Hanrahan (credits below) I’m back from my one-week vacation to San Francisco, and with me comes the greatest column in the history of the world (according to the author, and most likely his mother).

 Sell High: Joel Hanrahan

 Joel Hanrahan is not only an All-Star, but a Proven Closer