The Boston Red Sox were as busy as any team in baseball this offseason. Although they lost Victor Martinez and Adrian Beltre to free agency, the Red Sox made two shift-of-power acquisitions in Carl Crawford and Adrian Gonzalez...
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
To help keep fantasy managers on top of injuries this spring, Fantasy Baseball Insiders has launched a team-by-team injury report. This list will be updated every night so you can stay up to date on current injuries. Bookmark this page for an easy return. This is a must have as you prepare for your upcoming draft!
Sunday, May 9, 2010
Red Sox ace Josh Beckett got rocked – again – Friday night, allowing nine earned runs in 5 1/3 innings to the Yankees, marking the third time he’s given up seven earned runs or more in a start this season. Through seven starts (41 innings) in 2010, Beckett is 1-1 with a despicable 7.46 ERA and 1.66 WHIP. Two of his three quality starts have come against Kansas City and Baltimore, both of which are in the bottom four in runs scored among A.L. teams. Beckett’s beat downs have come against the Rangers, Blue Jays and Yankees (twice), which on the surface might explain some of his troubles. Still, the former World Series MVP shouldn’t be this bad...
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
After a weekend break, Fantasy Baseball Insiders Tonight is back with everything you need to know from Monday night's action. Game No. 18 of 162 featured two of the hardest throwing young arms in the game: Mat Latos and Josh Johnson. Game No. 18 - San Diego Padres vs. Florida Marlins Josh Johnson threw a complete game three-hitter against the Padres Monday night, allowing just one run (a sac fly in the eighth) on 117 pitches. The 6-foot-7 right-hander also struck out 12 batters, while issuing just one free pass.
Sunday, April 11, 2010
After scoring one game each of the first six days of the 2010 baseball season, Fantasy Baseball Insiders took on an even more impressive task on Saturday. On a day full of exciting matchups, the Insiders scored three games from start to finish, making for the most in-depth update of the young season. Game No. 7 – Chicago Cubs vs. Cincinnati Reds Kosuke Fukudome went 1-for-4 with a two-run bomb off Reds’ starter Aaron Harang in the fourth inning, his first of the year. The Cubs’ right fielder just missed another homer in the sixth, chasing Jay Bruce to the wall in right field...
RT @AstrosGrande: #Astros President of Business Operations @robertreidryan spoke with @Buster_ESPN this AM. Skip to (2:50). Link here: http://t.co/HMBDuTvFpc
Mike Trout is now on pace for .293-112-32-122-32, never mind 47 2B and 14 3B. That's regression from 2012, AND that's insane. Everyone wins! Video blog. http://t.co/tzk83D1cnu On an adjustment that helped turn Mike Trout around early this season, and his incredible pace.
Michael Brantley lifetime vs. today's opposing starter, Justin Verlander: 11-for-36 (.423/.483/.538) w/a double & triple. #Indians Today is Matt Harvey Day for the Mets; Thursday will be Kevin Gausman Day in Baltimore. http://t.co/Qqlr1LVWSV At his current pace, Mike Trout will finish this season with 191 hits, 83 walks, 93 extra-base hits, 112 runs, 121 RBI and 32 stolen bases. And the Tigers wrap up a 5-1 win over Cleveland... Verlander against Jimenez Wednesday. And here come the Indians... Down 5-1 in the bottom of the 9th, Bourn singles, Cabrera HBP, one out... Today's podcast. http://t.co/iilbfFLBAj About what DET-CLE series could mean; @jaysonst on Mattingly, Bonds/Cabrera talk, and Patrick Corbin Today's column, about all the decisions made based on small sample sizes. http://t.co/sSTOs856sr© 2013 Fantasy Baseball Insiders. Powered by Wordpress.
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
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