So you are probably too late to pick up James McDonald, but what about Travis Blackley? On a night when some of this year's top breakout pitchers were solid once again, Blackley made a statement to join that list. The Oakland lefty gave up one run in eight innings against

William Goldman is a Hollywood screenwriter, who famously wrote in his memoir “Adventures in the Screen Trade,” that “nobody knows anything.” Aside from his movies – “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid,” “The Princess Bride,” “Misery,” – this quote may be his most enduring legacy. What Goldman was referring to,

Cincinnati Reds at Cleveland Indians: So, aside from being a criminal mastermind and awesome singer, Aroldis Chapman is human. Chapman was tagged with his third blown save of the year in coughing up the lead by giving up two runs and the game in the bottom of the tenth. Shockingly

Justin Grimm (credits below) SP- JUSTIN GRIMM (TEXAS)- The Rangers have a gem in the making here with Grimm. Justin made his major league debut Sunday as he earned a win and struck out seven batters. Texas has stated that Grimm is one of their top prospects as he has posted

R.A. Dickey (credits below) It was another amazing night in the MLB landscape, a one hitter and a cycle. The RA Dickey story continues as he one hit the Orioles last night, the knuckle baller was dealing and came away with 13 K's.  Dickey is ranked an amazing number 3

Wade Miley (credits below) Hitters to Start Elliot Johnson | Tampa Bay Rays | (8%) – The proud son of Safford, Arizona has been playing well as of late and has a week-long road trip to help pad his stats.  While hitting on the road Johnson has an average of

While the majority of the sports-watching world was away watching Kevin Durant battle Lebron James, there was actually a full slate of major league games last night. A lot of the usual happened; Albert Pujols hit a homer (relax, Pujols owners), the Yankees won their ninth straight game, and Adam

Trevor Plouffe (credits below) Trevor Plouffe demands your attention. It’s becoming comical at this point. With his 2-4, 2 home runs line, the Minnesota Twins’ slugger adds to his June totals. His monthly line so far: .396, 9 HRs, 16 RBIs, and a 1.462 OPS. Those are unreal numbers. With

Tim Lincecum (credits below) We’re at the point in the season where any trade offer you receive or make should be viewed through the prism of category needs rather than in the general vacuum of value.  You have to be willing to give up a little more value than you

Melky Cabrera (Credits below) In the Fantasy Baseball advice business, one has to admit that they will very often be wrong. I have decided to keep a running score of if I am wrong or not, and will shoot for a “correct average” of 40%. After seeing my column inspire