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• MLB Fantasy Minute - Week 12

  1. The Undependable have become dependable. No pitcher has ever driven fantasy owners crazier than Rich Harden and Ben Sheets have over the years. Both have elite stuff, and unlike many hot pitching prospects, their stuff translated into success at the major league level. No, with Harden and Sheets, the frustration with them was injuries. Harden's career-high in innings-pitched is 189 2/3 in 2004, and he had not even thrown 50 innings in either of the last two years. Sheets, meanwhile, had not... Posted Jun 23 2008, 11:59 PM by paChiefsFan with | with no comments Filed under: George Sherrill, Chase Utley, Rich Harden, Joakim Soria, MLB Fantasy Minute, Ben Sheets, Adrian Gonzalez, Jeff Clement, Michael Saunders, Brian Wlson, Rich Dorman

• MLB Weekly Sleepers (4/27)

  Predicting the future is one of the hardest and most uncertain things possible. Predicting what happens in baseball is even harder and more unlikely to happen. That is why you must be cautious when it comes to the sleepers mentioned below. Each player is either just entering a hot streak or they are in prime positions to start one. If you own or see any of the mentioned players then don't be too hesitant to use them. I stress that it's a risk, but the rewards could be well worth it. James... Posted Apr 28 2008, 01:26 AM by BillyS with | with no comments Filed under: Arizona Diamondbacks, New York Yankees, Milwaukee Brewers, Ryan Zimmerman, Randy Johnson, Ben Sheets, Washington Nationals, MLB Weekly Sleepers, James Loney, Melky Cabrera, Los Angeles Dodgers

• MLB Fantasy Minute - Week 2

  Week Two of the MLB season came and went, and the Baltimore Orioles are still in first place (though now tied), Zack Greinke, Cliff Lee, and Edwin Jackson lead the AL in ERA, and Jason Kendall and Nate McLouth are among the NL leaders in AVG. In other words, it is still very early in the season. Some interesting observations from Week Two: 1. The Arizona Diamondbacks could be a fantasy gold mine. If you like power numbers, the Diamondbacks may be your team this year. Arizona has had one of the best... Posted Apr 14 2008, 05:54 AM by paChiefsFan with | with no comments Filed under: Arizona Diamondbacks, Francisco Liriano, Edwin Jackson, Carlos Pena, Curtis Granderson, Zack Greinke, Justin Upton, MLB Fantasy Minute, Ben Sheets, Mark Reynolds, Chris Young

• MLB Trade 'Em! 4/12

  Although it's still very early and I would recommend staying away from the trade market barring a must-accept offer from a trade happy GM in your league, there are a couple of options out there I would start to send some feelers out for. Fantasy owners panic too early every year when they're in a bind and might just overpay for an average player on your team. The following two players should be considered when it comes to the market because even though they're starting hot, their track... Posted Apr 11 2008, 07:51 PM by Syvertsen56 with | with no comments Filed under: Ben Sheets, Ken Griffey Jr., MLB Trade 'Em

• MLB Top Weekly Performances - Starting Pitchers

  Starting pitching is probably the most important position in fantasy baseball. There are always guys that can be picked up off the waiver wire, but sometimes the best producers are the guys who're drafted in the middle rounds. Pitchers that have talent, but don't exactly thrill owners with their overall numbers or health concerns. The three best pitchers of the week fall into this category. Wang wasn't seen as valuable because he doesn't K a lot of batters and has a higher ERA and... Posted Apr 08 2008, 06:06 PM by BillyS with | with no comments Filed under: New York Yankees, Milwaukee Brewers, Joe Saunders, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, Chien-Ming Wang, MLB Top SP Performances, Ben Sheets