Adam Dunn is an anomaly. After popping up in History Lesson 1, I discovered yet another oddity in his 2012 season...
Friday, November 9, 2012
I stumbled upon today's history lesson while projecting Rickie Weeks for next season. The Brewers' second baseman has been a frustrating player to own, landing on the DL six times in the last seven seasons...
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Just like years past, 2011 is loaded with All-Star first basemen to roster on your fantasy baseball team. Last season, 15 different first basemen hit 25 home runs. That’s not including Justin Morneau, Kevin Youkilis or Kendrys Morales, whose seasons were cut short due to injury. This year, 15 first basemen made my 2011 Big Board, including an astounding eight in the top 20. Bottom line: there’s plenty of pop at the position to go around...
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Our 2011 fantasy baseball projections will be released one-by-one until the top 100 players have been revealed. These rankings consider past achievements, current performance and expected future results based on standard 5×5 H2H settings...
Friday, February 25, 2011
Adam Dunn is an easy player to overlook. If you’ve ever owned him, you know it’s nearly impossible to trade the guy thanks to his .250 lifetime average. On the other hand, only Albert Pujols (294) has hit more home runs than Dunn (282) since 2004. And it’s not like Dunn’s numbers have been up and down since then, either. In fact, he’s been fairly consistent, posting HR totals ranging from 38 (in 2009 and 2010) to 46 (in 2004). Perhaps most impressive is Dunn’s ability to stay healthy. (Fasten your seat belts for this one.) Since 2004, Dunn has missed a total of 26 games. Chipper Jones, on the other hand, has missed an average of 40 games per season during that same time frame...
Only 242/337/385 at Triple-A so probably not soon. What say you @jasoncollette ? RT @Lou_Guida when do you see wil Myers getting a call up? Psyched for Trout on the Yankees! RT @VorosM Got a trade offer: Bryce Hunter for Matt Jones. Should I do it? http://t.co/uhyHYae2Ls
Gausman's night is done. 5 innings, 4 runs, some overpowering strikeouts, some command blips. Pretty special stuff; clocked as high as 99mph Here's the story on the context of the Mattingly comments, from @jaysonst and I. http://t.co/7pr43opnL1 Bad-ass shit-kickin' rock! \m/ RT @EddieSpaghetti4 Now check this out!!! http://t.co/vLtNisygrS Poor kid waving a Pirates flag is going to become an internet sensation and he doesn't know it yet. Anybody who was watching knows why. RT @DannyKnoblerCBS: Kelvin Herrera is another example of how velocity isn't everything. Allowed HRs this year on FBs clocked at 99, 98, 98, 98, 97 and 96 mph. Two bad things just happened to Starlin Castro: He got thrown out by Travis Snider going for a double down three runs; he twisted an ankle. Pirates up 4-0 over the Cubs in the second inning; they're going for their 18th home win, which would be the most in the big leagues so far. Three of the Top 10 MLB team run differentials are in the same division. http://t.co/cTVOVunrbO© 2013 Fantasy Baseball Insiders. Powered by Wordpress.
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