The Rank Railheads (RCL 40) stumbled and panthers_freak (We’ve Got the Runs — Baseball Reasons) pounced. The Railheads dropped 4 points to 110 and now sit 2 back of the new leaders in the overall standings, despite another superb week from their pitching staff. Please, blog, may I have some more?
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Pitcher Profile: A.J. Griffin and the Revolving Door of Good A’s Pitchers
July 31, 2012 | Pitcher Profiles | 14 Commentsby: JB Gilpin
How does Oakland do it? I know the stadium is ideal and I know that Moneyball tactics help set the precedent, but how does Oakland churn out no-name pitcher after no-name pitcher that end up having success in the Majors?
Before the start of the season, the pitcher under-the-radar in Oakland that had all the buzz was Brad Peacock, but a 6.17 AAA ERA thus far is keeping him from the Majors. Please, blog, may I have some more?
About a month ago, Troy Tulowitzki had surgery to have scar tissue removed from his groin. Tulo now sings, “Scar tissue that I wish you saw, because I’m kinky.” Yesterday, the Rockies announced nothing, but people familiar with Tulo’s groin — hey now! Please, blog, may I have some more?
Grey and Rudy Expert League Update – All-Star Break 2012
July 13, 2012 | Our Leagues | 67 Commentsby: Rudy Gamble
It’s halfway through the season so it’s time to share how well (or poorly) we’re doing in our various fantasy baseball expert leagues. Rather than rehash good/bad draft picks (you can see that in our last update), I’ve just noted what place we’re in, who’s in 1st/last, a twittersque summary of how each team is doing, and then, to show we’re good sports, some praise (and unintentional jinxing) to the current 1st place teams. Please, blog, may I have some more?
Welcome to the 1st annual Razzball All-Star squads! These squads disregard any selections made by fans, Tony LaRussa, and Ron Washington as their focus is skewed towards a player’s value to their actual employer vs. potential 2012 fantasy baseball teams.
We’ve got four All-Star squads – all leveraging the $ estimates in our Player Rater. Please, blog, may I have some more?
Fantasy Baseball Top 100 for Second Half of 2012
July 10, 2012 | Fantasy Baseball Rankings | 413 Commentsby: Grey
So it’s not really the 2nd half mark in the fantasy baseball season, but it’s the All-Star Break so what else are we going to talk about? Hell’s Kitchen? Is it even believable that these people would one day be in charge of a kitchen? Please, blog, may I have some more?
Troy Injured Too Low To Be Risky
June 21, 2012 | Fantasy Baseball Daily Notes | 384 Commentsby: Grey
You walking out of your H2H draft, “I might have overspent on Tulo but, as long as I have him in September, I’m fine. Now where are those cigars I’ve been saving for the birth of my firstborn? I need a stogie up in here!” Please, blog, may I have some more?
The Bigger The Matts Are, The Wieter The Stats Are
June 15, 2012 | Fantasy Baseball Daily Notes | 198 Commentsby: Grey / Rudy
It hasn’t been easy owning Matt Wieters this year. After a monster April (.279 / 6 HR / 15 RBI), he had an Arencibian May (.188 / 2 HR / 7 RBI). All the while, catchers on the waiver wire like A.J. Please, blog, may I have some more?
Someone Will Be Out Named Morrow
June 12, 2012 | Fantasy Baseball Daily Notes | 459 Commentsby: Grey
Brandon Morrow left yesterday’s game with an oblique injury that was considered substantial. Sounds like he’s headed to the DL. I’d gloat, but then he’ll return in three days and hit .400 for a month with little power. I’d say I told you to sell Morrow, but no one likes an “I told you so.” Please, blog, may I have some more?
Kemp And Tulo Both Limping Like A Chulo
May 31, 2012 | Fantasy Baseball Daily Notes | 431 Commentsby: Grey / Rudy
As if pitching in the NL West wasn’t advantageous enough, Troy Tulowitzki and Matt Kemp look destined for the DL. Tulo strained his groin – which is too low or too high for a strain depending on your preference (I prefer to strain a pun). Please, blog, may I have some more?
D’oh, Morrow Eventually Dies: The One Where I Mention David Bowie Nine Times
May 26, 2012 | Uncategorized | 58 Commentsby: Dan Pants
Also known as the Bond movie no one remembers, and the start you won’t soon forget. Speaking of bad movies, remember that movie starring David Bowie as an alien in search of water who falls to Earth. I think it was called “The Man Who Fell to Earth.” Please, blog, may I have some more?
We just passed the 1/4 mark of the season so we’re long overdue to provide a mildly interesting roundup of our ‘expert’ league teams. It’s been a mixed bag so far. We’ve struggled in our expert mixed leagues (LABR, Y! Friends & Family) and, at this point, are playing for pride. Please, blog, may I have some more?