Monthly Archives: May 2008

The top two prospects in baseball were called up this week. Jay Bruce of the Reds and Clayton Kershaw of the Dodgers made their major league debuts and look good already. The Reds decided that they had enough of Corey Patterson and wanted to … Continue reading →

The Yankees and Rockies are two more teams that are disappointing. Many expected greater things from both squads and fantasy owners across the country are greatly disappointed. What will a quarter billion dollars buy you? How about last place in … Continue reading →

As recently as last year, the Florida MLB teams were considered a joke. No one took them seriously and fantasy players didn’t look to those teams for many top flight players. All that has changed. The Devil Rays are playing … Continue reading →

What’s up with the New York Mets and the San Diego Padres? They are playing like they are 20 games out and it’s mid-September and can’t wait for the season to end. Are they going to straighten it out? I … Continue reading →

We are pleased to announce the introduction of our own MLB team-by-team depth charts for your use. It is always helpful to know how a team’s depth is stacking up and how it affects your players. You want to know who … Continue reading →

Is Brett Myers going to turn things around in time to help my team? If not, can I dump him for something decent? Maybe and it depends. Myers velocity was in the low 90′s tonight against the Nats, but he … Continue reading →

I have found a handful of players that are having an uncharacteristically crummy season. Most player can turn a slow April into some good numbers by mid-May, but these five have been unable to do so. So what gives? Andruw … Continue reading →

We are all looking for a way to evaluate players, but don’t always have time to crunch all the numbers. Luckily, some smart people out there have done a lot of work for you. All you have to do is … Continue reading →

We are at the 1/4 point of the season and it is time to start analyzing your team. You should have a pretty good idea of whether you will compete or not. Though it is always possible for a front … Continue reading →

Many leagues out there require you to set a lineup for a week at a time. If you are in one such league, you already are familiar with double starts (pitchers who will start twice during that week). Should you … Continue reading →