Archive for the 'Fantasy Baseball Relief Pitchers' Category

NL Closers for Supplemental Drafts

Saturday, May 22nd, 2010

It’s the time of year when many fantasy baseball managers wish they had spent more time selecting closers and less time selecting home run hitters.  If you are trailing in the key saves category, here’s a few National League closers that may be available on your waiver wire.
Drew Storen, Nationals — We profiled Drew Storen [...]

Rojo Johnson: A Must Add For Your Fantasy Baseball Team

Tuesday, May 18th, 2010

Sure, he’s toiling in AAA with the Round Rock Express. And there’s no question he’s had some trouble staying in games lately. But, after Nats phenom Stephen Strasburg, there may not be a better MiLB pitching prospect for the rest of the 2010 season than Rojo Johnson.
Rojo’s got a great chance of jumping to the [...]

Nationals Recall Future Closer

Monday, May 17th, 2010

The Nationals have recalled their minor league ace and his name is NOT Stephen Strasburg.
Drew Storen, the tenth overall pick of the 2009 draft, has been added to the Nationals roster
replacing reliever Brian Bruney.  Storen wanted to jump straight to the Majors last year out of Stanford University, but instead Storen quickly rose through the [...]

2010 Fantasy Baseball Draft Sleeper Pitchers

Tuesday, March 9th, 2010

by BallparkBob
Everybody is looking for a sleeper in their fantasy baseball draft.  Whether you win the fantasy baseball league or not, having bragging rights for finding that rookie sensation is a nice consolation prize, even if you don’t end up winning the pennant.
While finding that unknown diamond in the rough is great for your ego, [...]

Prevent Fantasy Baseball Injuries

Thursday, March 4th, 2010

Injuries can kill a promising season for a Major League Baseball team and a  fantasy baseball team.  But, how can you possibly predict injuries?
One of the newest and best ways to predict injuries in baseball is to see which players are wearing a new form of injury protection in spring training.  It’s just another reason [...]