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Albert Pujols is even better than we thought

Posted in Albert Pujols, Cardinals, Free Agent Signing, MVP, National League on February 22, 2011 | Leave a Comment »

Despite the St. Louis Cardinals and the Albert Pujols camp breaking off talks until the off season,  the speculation about where the games best hitter will be sign will continue throughout the season. The White Sox GM Kenny Williams has already told everyone what he thinks of Albert’s salary demands.  He is by far the best hitter I have [...]

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NL Arrivals For 2010

Posted in American League, Free Agent Signing, National League, Rotisserie, Trade on March 30, 2010 | Leave a Comment »

There is not a single way to prepare for a NL or AL only keeper league draft.  In these type of leagues, its important to get a good read of who came over from the other league in the off season, and figure out how their skills will do in the new league. As, they [...]

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New Year 20-10 Tape Measure Blasts

Posted in Around the Web, Free Agent Signing, Sabermetrics on January 2, 2010 | Leave a Comment »

Over the Christmas holidays, the N.Y. Mets unwrapped their Bay City Rollers gift.  When one looks back at Jason Bay’s resume, you have to like his numbers. HR: 2nd in AL 36 TOB :13th in AL with 245 TB 15th in AL with 285 OPS: 8th in AL: 921 On the defensive side of the [...]

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The Phils Hot-n-Cold Lefty Righty Split Problem

Posted in fantasy, Free Agent Signing, Hitting, Infield, MLB, MVP, National League, Phillies, Platoon on February 21, 2009 | Leave a Comment »

It is well known that Ryan Howard is one of the power hitting offensive forces of the past 4 years in the National league.  The Phillies have 18 million reasons they like the lefty slugger coming into the 2009 season. But, one thing I touched on a few weeks ago about Ryan Howard: Every now and then you hear the [...]

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Pop Some Bubbly

Posted in American League, Brewers, Free Agent Signing, Mets on December 9, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

After weeks of waiting, several players finally made up their minds and signed on the dotted line with new teams.  Fransisco Cordero the top closer on the free agent market signed a 3 year deal at a figure around 37 million with the N.Y. Mets. This deal is significant because he signed at a reduced [...]

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5 questions with Greener on the Other Side

Posted in American League, Free Agent Signing, Hitting, Interviews, MLB, Pitching, Prospects, Rockies, Rotisserie, Sabermetrics, Spring Training, Trade on March 2, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

We are already past “Pitchers and Catchers”, and the exhibition games for the 2008 baseball season are underway. Its that time of the year that baseball fantasy owners are monitoring very closely what is going on in the Cactus League in Arizona, and the Grapefruit league in Florida. One of the better blogs I came [...]

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Choose Your Poision: Roids, HGH or Beer?

Posted in Around the Web, Free Agent Signing, Nationals, Steroids on February 26, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

Well, I have to say I agree with Shyster about Ken Rosenthal. The baseball insider at Fox think Bonds is bad for the game, but is fine with Giambi, Roberts, et al. I wonder what his thoughts are about Brett Boone and if drinking heavily while as a player is ok? These Nats are sure [...]

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Public Opinion Will decide Bonds Fate with Rays

Posted in Free Agent Signing, Giants, MLB, Rays on February 25, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

When I wrote the piece On Bonds I certainly was grasping at straws to find a place for Bonds to play in 2008. I put Rays at #7 strictly on fact they were trying to build a clubhouse as witnessed by Delmon et al removal. The Bay area seems more receptive to the move than [...]

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Texiera was FAAB money well spent

Posted in American League, Around the Web, fantasy, Free Agent Signing, MLB, National League, Rotisserie, Trade on January 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

In a keeper fantasy baseball leagues , one way of improving your team over the course of the season is through FAAB. Sometimes a key player will come over from another league through a MLB trade, and the fantasy league team owner needs to decide if he should blow the bank balance for a player. [...]

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Piniella and Cubs 2007.

Posted in Cubs, Free Agent Signing, MLB, National League on January 25, 2007 | Leave a Comment »

The year was 2004. We were hearing how Sweet Lou was growing tired of Vince Naimoli’s act of not giving him enough groceries to field a winning team. Well, a year removed from his end of his tenure with the Devil Rays, its seems Lou has gone to Disneyland. The Tribune who has a long [...]

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