The Boston Red Sox have now sold out 635 consecutive home games. There hasn’t been an unsold seat in Fenway Park since the 2002 season. Yes, baseball is a marathon. However, fantasy baseball owners may be getting frustrated with their first and second round picks currently below the Mendoza Line: Albert

We’re entering the final week of the 2010-11 NBA regular season, which means your season-long fantasy leagues are over or just about getting there, and the daily fantasy basketball scene is also working against the clock. Whatever your method of madness for the final week of regular season fantasy basketball,

Welcome to The Fantasy Fix’s 2011 Stock Market Watch for Fantasy Baseball. Each week Tyler Becker will pick four players on the rise and four on the decline. Hopefully this list will make you stinking filthy rich! On the Rise Zach Britton (Baltimore Orioles, SP) 25.7% owned In first place in

Welcome to (Waiver) Wired and Baked! Your weekly review of who shouldn’t be available in your league, but probably is. There are lots of waiver wire columns out there, and frankly, I suggest you read as many of them as you can – being a waiver wire expert is what

In the spirit of REO Speedwagon: "Oh dream Weaver, I believe you can get me through the night". Jered Weaver overpowered the Blue Jays potent lineup, striking out 15 in 125 pitches of domination. He’s the first Angel to reach the 15K plateau since Chuck Finley (take cover) back in 1995. Weaver

As an Oakland fan I fear that I'm seeing a replay of last year – 26th in runs scored and 6th in ERA. Honestly, I never saw the excitement about Hideki “Godzilla” Matsui, aside from his famous porn collection. It is a long summer, and the boys, um… need entertainment.  

PITCHERS Start ‘Em Shaun Marcum, Milwaukee Brewers (100% owned) – Marcum’s debut for the Brewers was not pretty, but, few starts against the Reds are. In his second start, Marcum pitched six strong innings against the Braves allowing two earned runs while striking out four.  This week Marcum is scheduled to

It's funny. I never realized until now how much Manny sounded like Druggy. The one-time Yankee killer, Manny Ramirez,  has called it quits rather than serve a 100-game suspension. This would have been Manny's second suspension after serving a 50 game sentence is 2009. Another Ramirez, Hanley, left Friday’s night game

We are a full week into the season and most teams are completing their second series. We've seen the first closer change of the year already and seen many blown saves, the most of which have come from the NL Central and the AL West. This week we're going to take a look

Glenn Beck leaves Fox. Donald Trump is running for President. Japan has another earthquake. Oh yes my friends, the world is definitely ending and all I know is that I better get in one last baseball season before Armageddon hits. I’d also like to request that the NFL not have