by: B_Don
This week on the Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast, Grey and B_Don start the show with Orelvis Martinez’s fertility issues. We move on to discuss the call ups of the week in Heston Kjerstad, Angel Martinez, and Ben Rice. We talk about how amazing Royce Lewis is and where he might fall among the rankings next […]
Please, blog, may I have some more? by: B_Don
Grey and B_Don are back for another episode of the Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast. We start off the show by talking about the new stats that have been released and how we might use them, or not. Next up, is the much anticipated debut of Livvy Dunne’s boyfriend, Paul Skenes. What can we expect rest […]
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Grey and B_Don are back for another episode of the Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast. It’s only May and the Marlins have declared they don’t intend to compete as they began trading away assets with Luis Arraez. What does it mean for Arraez and what impact might it have in Miami. We move on to the […]
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Grey and B_Don are back for another episode of the Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast. This week we talk about call ups Joey Loperfido (might as well listen to see how badly we mispronounce this one), Jordan Beck, Pete Crow-Armstrong, and Matt Mervis. We discuss the early struggles of Wyatt Langford, and Jackson Holliday’s demotion. The […]
Please, blog, may I have some more? by: B_Don
Grey and B_Don are here for another episode of the Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast. We go through the call ups of the week with Andy Pages, Bryce Elder, Mitchell Parker, and a few others. After we work our way through the call ups, we move on to some of the early season strugglers. Starting at […]
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Grey and B_Don are here to go over some spring training news as we approach Opening Day 2022. Despite the start of the baseball season, Grey is feeling a bit down as he has zero shares of the great Julio Rodriguez. We talk about Grey and Rudy’s projections for Cubs outfielder, Seiya Suzuki, who can […]
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by: Roto-Wan
Welcome in save chasers! The closer landscape is taking shape and while Craig Kimbrell remains a free agent, most of the other dominoes have fallen. As it’s a new season, I’ll be rolling out new titling for the tiers. This week’s feature four popular 7-Eleven offerings.
Please, blog, may I have some more? by: Roto-Wan
The hot stove has been bubbling this winter, mostly thanks to Jerry Dipoto. Bullpen arms tend not to rank all that high in offseason coverage, so I cobbled together the notable moves for your reading pleasure. I know, I know, you’re thinking seriously ‘Wan, I’m not anywhere near the state of mind you need to think about the saves chase. There’s no rest for the closing wicked when it comes to the bullpen landscape, I’m afraid.
Please, blog, may I have some more?The past week has been an eventful one for bullpens. A whole slew of committees has emerged. Injured guys have returned. A couple challengers have even been thrown back into the muck of non-ninth inning pitching. The most notable of the returning closers was Sean Doolittle. He’s really settled in as the closer for Washington and they have been very comfortable with him there. Most of us dislike seeing the doctor and opponents of the Nationals are no different. Hopefully, you’ve received an infusion of save opps as you look to close out the 2018 season. If not, SAGNOF at will.
Please, blog, may I have some more?We’re inside the final month of your fantasy baseball seasons. Hopefully you’re in contention for some titles and payouts. Who to trust for saves matters down the stretch. Don’t let a brain freeze drop you in the standings. Also keep an eye out for shifting roles in places like Minnesota, Cleveland, or San Francisco. The Brad Hand types could make or break your stretch run depending on what inning their manager calls on them.
Please, blog, may I have some more?Seattle Mariners: After surrendering 6 ER and 13 baserunners in 4 appearances, Brandon League is out as the closer in Seattle. His 13/12 K/BB is not going to cut it, and his 7.6% swinging strike rate and career-worst 45.8% zone percentage don’t offer much hope moving forward. However, his trade value is close to zero […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?Well, not much has changed for closers since last month when we did a run down of all of them. Kimbrel got a save, Axford got a save, and everyone else sucks. Holly Robinson Peete closers are a mess! I don’t think there’s ever been so many Brain Freezes before. I almost feel like adding […]
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