Archive for the 'Fantasy Baseball Relief Pitchers' Category

Internet Sightings Of Brian Wilson

Wednesday, April 20th, 2011

In case you hadn’t noticed, Brian Wilson of the San Francisco Giants has become a bit of a pop culture star since he stopped shaving and the Giants won the World Series last season. He and Giants outfielder Cody Ross recently filmed a video with YouTube star Keenan Cahill. Check it out… He got off [...]

Temporary Closers

Wednesday, April 13th, 2011

It is said that 20% of all saves are never even drafted in fantasy baseball; they are all waiver wire pickups.  Well, there are certainly some attractive waiver wire pickups available now in your fantasy baseball league.  Try taking a pitch at these guys to get that early lead in saves. Brian Fuentes, Oakland A’s [...]

Drew Storen Not Getting Nationals Saves

Friday, April 8th, 2011

If you looked at the MLB depth charts before the season started, you would have thought that Drew Storen had been tabbed as the Nationals’ closer.  Not so fast. Twice this week, the Nationals used Tyler Clippard in the seventh, followed by Storen in the eighth and the ninth inning, and the corresponding save, went [...]

Call to the Bullpen: Relief Pitcher Fantasy Baseball Strategy

Saturday, March 12th, 2011

Fantasy Baseball Relief Pitcher Closer Strategy Call to the bullpen We’re just one run ahead Call for the bullpen And stop that rally dead Here comes the bull man In that funny little car But that pitching fool He’ll put out that fire It’s more than just golf cars bringing in relief pitchers that has [...]

Fantasy Baseball Prospect: Chris Sale

Friday, March 11th, 2011

Chris Sale is the 2010 draft pick who made it to the Big Leagues faster than any other.  Sale, who was hardly even recruited out of high school and ended up at Florida Gulf Coast College, needed just 11 minor league games before making his debut with the White Sox. Sale is a 6’6″, 170 [...]

High (And Outside) Anxiety

Tuesday, March 1st, 2011

Dontrelle Willis Fantasy Baseball Projection 2011 One of the great mysteries of the past few seasons is that of Dontrelle Willis.  the 2003 National League Rookie of the Year finished last season in the Bush Leagues playing for Triple-A Fresno. It wasn’t long ago, 2005 in fact, that Willis led all of baseball with 22 [...]

Aroldis Chapman Throws 105

Wednesday, January 26th, 2011

Watch the all-time fastest pitch as Aroldis Chapman tops out at 105 MPH!