Sundays in Miami are usually reserved for, I’d assume, going to the beach as well as detailing the exploits of a certain serial killer. However, last Sunday those events were put on hold, at least temporarily, for a pitchers’ duel between two of the best young arms in the game.

The Ian Kennedy trade talks finally ended up materializing into a deal with the Padres. The final details were: Padres receive Kennedy in exchange for Joe Thatcher, Matt Stites, and a compensation pick in the 2014 draft. Kennedy is only piece in the deal that will have a substantial impact

Nick Franklin has quietly taken the league by storm. I live on the east coast, so I don’t get to watch very many Seattle games. That has changed recently. I found myself watching a Mariners game on MLB.tv over the weekend and absolutely fell in love with their announcers. As

July 31st Daily Notes: Jake Peavy Traded to Boston: Now former Chicago White Sox starting pitcher, Jake Peavy, was traded to the Boston Red Sox on Tuesday in a three-team trade involving the Detroit Tigers as well. This trade is an excellent deal for the Detroit Tigers and Chicago White

Today is like Christmas day during the baseball season. It is the non-waiver deadline. If you are waking up on the east coast, this article went live at 6:00 AM. Obviously, most deals aren’t done before the sun rises, so we can only speculate at this point as to what

Jake Peavy to Red Sox-Jose Iglesias to Tigers-Avisail Garcia to White Sox Jake Peavy was finally dealt Tuesday night (pending medicals). Boston is obviously worried about their rotation depth, due to Clay Bucholz’s current ailments. Peavy hasn’t been as effective this season as he was earlier in his career and

The baseball trade deadline is the actual Christmas in July. Not the shopping sales or food deals, but the trade deadline on July 31. While this year’s list of rumored trade candidates short, expect some bigger names to change uniforms and maybe, just maybe a notable prospect or two get

Author’s Note: This is the seventh edition of a seven part series on fielding, and how it could affect your fantasy team and the trade deadline. We are profiling the top two teams in each division because those are the teams most likely to deal for players to help them

July 30th Daily Notes: The Weekend Update I would like to apologize to all my readers for not having Daily Notes available Sunday morning or Monday morning. I have been feeling very under-the-weather and fell asleep at my desk while attempting to write the notes. I hope this extra-long notes

Today I’m playing in the $2 10x booster, a $5 Double Up, a $1 Triple Up, the Daily Dollar, The Quarter Arcade and the Daily Freeroll. This is my usual mix of contests. Don’t forget to get your deposit bonus here. Starting Pitching Options Luxury picks: Mat Latos, $10,200 (@ SD);

We’re back on track for the Week 18 edition of fantasy baseball 3×3, where we’re keeping the faith with Jurickson Profar, handing Bronson Arroyo his walking papers, and hitching our star to the new and improved Ivan Nova.

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