Archive for the 'Starting Pitchers' Category

Fantasy Baseball Two Start Pitchers Week 23

Saturday, August 30th, 2008

Quality starting pitching is essential to winning in fantasy baseball. If you have a pitcher that hasn’t been carrying their weight, consider adding a starting pitcher who will make two starts in Week 23.If the pitcher you consider isn’t at the top of the rankings, there’s often a chance he’ll throw at least one good […]

Josh Beckett Has ‘Awesome’ Test Results, Still Goes On DL

Friday, August 29th, 2008

Instead of taking the mound tonight and giving his fantasy owners a sigh of relief for the playoff run, Boston Red Sox ace Josh Beckett has been placed on the DL - retroactive to August 17 - with an inflammed right elbow.
Beckett met today with Tommy John Jedi Dr. James Andrews, the same doctor who […]

BYRD WATCHING

Wednesday, August 27th, 2008

  by BallparkBob (Paul Byrd look-alike nominee)
Byrds of a feather flock together and Paul and Marlon (Byrd) have been downright dirty Byrds lately.
Paul Byrd, SP, Boston Red Sox
Paul Byrd had been flying high since being traded on August 12 from Cleveland to Boston.  And, it appeared as though Paul Byrd, 37,  flew into the Fenway nest at just the […]

Fantasy Baseball Update: Bucholz Demoted

Tuesday, August 26th, 2008

Clay Bucholz, who pitched a no-hitter in just his second start in the Majors last year with the Red Sox, has been demoted.  Today, the Sox sent Bucholz, ranked the second top sleeper prospect in the league in the preseason by Fantasy Baseball Dugout, to AA Portland.
Bucholz was bashed around in a 11-6 loss to the […]

Fantasy Baseball Two-Start Pitchers Week 22

Sunday, August 24th, 2008

Quality starting pitching is essential to winning in fantasy baseball. If you have a pitcher that hasn’t been carrying their weight, consider adding a starting pitcher who will make two starts in Week 22.
If the pitcher you consider isn’t at the top of the rankings, there’s often a chance he’ll throw at least one good […]

Fantasy Baseball Injuries and Consequences

Friday, August 22nd, 2008

One constant frustration for fantasy baseball players is the presence of highly valued players on the disabled list.
Down the stretch, the saving grace of having long injured players come back is that they can lead you to fantasy baseball glory.
We’ve got some injury updates for you… check them out and make moves accordingly.

Christian Guzman, the […]

Fantasy Baseball Two-Start Pitchers Week 21

Saturday, August 16th, 2008

Quality starting pitching is essential to winning in fantasy baseball. If you have a pitcher that hasn’t been carrying their weight, consider adding a starting pitcher who will make two starts in Week 21.
If the pitcher you consider isn’t at the top of the rankings, there’s often a chance he’ll throw at least one good […]

Fantasy Baseball Injuries And Consequences

Tuesday, August 12th, 2008

One constant frustration for fantasy baseball players is the presence of highly valued draft picks on the disabled list.
But down the stretch, the best thing about those draft picks you stashed on the DL is that they come back, and can lead you to championship glory.
What is the timetable for the return of some top […]

Fantasy Baseball Trading Deadline Winners and Losers

Sunday, August 10th, 2008

The end of July and the trading deadline is one of the most exciting times of the MLB season for fantasy baseball managers.  It’s a time when a major trade can not only change the complexion of the teams involved, but also can change the value of your fantasy baseball players.  This year, big names moved […]

Fantasy Baseball Two Start Pitchers Week 20

Sunday, August 10th, 2008

Quality starting pitching is essential to winning in fantasy baseball. If you have a pitcher that hasn’t been carrying their weight, consider adding a starting pitcher who will make two starts in Week 20.
If the pitcher you consider isn’t at the top of the rankings, there’s often a chance he’ll throw at least one good […]