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• MLB Free Agent Specialty - Week 21

  It's the most specialized baseball article there is; as we focus solely on one category at a time. As usual, your disclaimer: These are NOT everyday players, and nor are they claimed to be. These are players that will help you in one way and one way only. Sometimes our rosters are very deficient in one area or another, and these are players who are available on the cheap (or for free) who can help sure that area up. So, with that out of the way, let's get started. Speed Kills Mark Ellis ... Posted Aug 19 2008, 07:31 PM by TommyD with | with no comments Filed under: Jay Bruce, tommy d, Mark Ellis, Free Agent Specialty, dj carrasco, daniel murphy, steven shell

• MLB Weekly Sleepers - Week 20

  Are you still looking for a productive player off the Waiver Wire? Need someone to help who has flown under the radar in your league? Then this is the place to look each week. Weekly Sleepers will focus each week on some of the most productive players in the game that no one is talking about. Willie Harris - 2B/3B/OF - Washington Nationals - Over the last month, there are few who have been as productive as Harris. Because he plays for the Nationals, he's not someone you ever hear about; but the... Posted Aug 10 2008, 04:54 PM by TommyD with | with no comments Filed under: Jay Bruce, tommy d, Kazuo Matsui, Chris Volstad, Brian Moehler, top weekly sleepers, willie harris

• MLB Top Weekly Performances – Center Fielders

  It has been getting really difficult to weed out the true centerfielders from the rest of the crop. There are many players who are eligible for the centerfield position, but this article deals with the ones who primarily play centerfield since there are other articles covering those at other positions. This week's batch of centerfielders were pretty impressive, but fantasy owners are also used to seeing their names because each one is a household fantasy name. Some of the numbers that these players... Posted Jul 20 2008, 05:41 PM by BillyS with | with no comments Filed under: New York Mets, Cincinnati Reds, Rick Ankiel, Jay Bruce, St. Louis Cardinals, MLB Top CF Performances, Carlos Beltran

• MLB Stock Market - July 16th Edition

  Low batting averages in the spring mean nothing in the summer, if this week's Bulls prove anything. At the same time, some of the waves riding high in the spring have come crashing down for this week's Bears: Bulls Jonathan Broxton - RP - (Los Angeles Dodgers) : The bad news for the Dodgers is that Takashi Saito will be out until the end of August in a best-case scenario. The good news is that they have Broxton to back up Saito. Broxton has ever-so-slight experience as a closer, having filled... Posted Jul 17 2008, 08:04 AM by paChiefsFan with | with no comments Filed under: Dan Uggla, MLB Start 'Em Sit 'Em, Jay Bruce, J.D. Drew, Jonathan Broxton, Carl Crawford, Mike Pelfrey

• MLB Fantasy Minute - Week 10

  1. Jay Bruce is as good as advertised. There is always this moment of trepidation when a team calls their top prospect up in midseason. As fantasy owners, we think, "Should we pick him up? Should we sacrifice a roster spot for him?" What ends up happening a lot of times is that a top prospect gets called up, makes an immediate splash, and fantasy owners then rush out to grab him, pitchers figure him out, and the player gets sent down, while fantasy owners rue their hasty pickup. It looks... Posted Jun 09 2008, 11:57 PM by paChiefsFan with | with no comments Filed under: Mike Hampton, Rich Harden, MLB Fantasy Minute, Jay Bruce, John Smoltz, Rafael Soriano

• MLB Top Weekly Performances – Center Fielders

  It is extremely hard to pick centerfielders because many players of other positions have CF eligibility. However, this article focuses mainly on the true centerfielders, and what an intriguing week it was too. It all starts with Jay Bruce and his amazing start to his career. I seriously cannot remember a player having a start that was this impressive. Adam Jones finally had a breakout that owners were praying for. Josh Hamilton rounds out the list after another impressive week in which he batted... Posted Jun 08 2008, 07:22 PM by BillyS with | with no comments Filed under: Baltimore Orioles, Cincinnati Reds, Adam Jones, Josh Hamilton, Jay Bruce, MLB Top CF Performances, Texas Rangers

• MLB Stock Market - June 5th Edition

  The top Bull this week was too easy. So was the top Bear. Bulls Jay Bruce - OF - (Cincinnati Reds) : It's hard to make a bigger splash than Bruce. After months of clamoring for Bruce to take over for the ineffective Corey Patterson, Bruce came to Cincinnati with much fanfare, with chants of "Broooooooooce" raining from the home crowd. Bruce did not disappoint. All he did was hit for a .577 AVG, .667 OBP, 1.038 SLG, three homers, seven RBI, and 12 runs scored in his first seven games... Posted Jun 04 2008, 11:55 PM by paChiefsFan with | with no comments Filed under: MLB Stock Market, Joba Chamberlain, Kerry Wood, Jay Bruce, Ken Griffey Jr., Prince Fielder, John Smoltz

• MLB Top Weekly Performances – Center Fielders

  The best thing about fantasy baseball is that surprises are around every corner. You never know when a lesser-known player will all of a sudden rise in the ranks and outperform elite players. This week Shane Victorino outperformed several elite centerfielders and has been priceless to fantasy owners. Victorino has always had some value, but the same can't be said for Cody Ross. Ross played like he was in the middle of the homerun derby this week. However, I'll save the best surprise for last... Posted Jun 01 2008, 12:42 PM by BillyS with | with no comments Filed under: Florida Marlins, Cincinnati Reds, Philadelphia Phillies, Jay Bruce, MLB Top CF Performances, Shane Victorino, Cody Ross

• MLB Stock Market - May 28th Edition

  It must be nice when you have three major league at-bats, and you make the weekly Bulls list. Nice timing, Jay Bruce! Of course, a few hundred other players also saw action this week, so the focus can't all be on Bruce... can it? Bulls Jay Bruce - OF - (Cincinnati Reds) : At long last, the Reds saw what others had been saying pretty much since the beginning of the season- that Corey Patterson was not, nor would be, the answer. Enter Jay Bruce, who was hitting a mere .364 with .630 SLG at AAA... Posted May 28 2008, 02:30 PM by paChiefsFan with | with no comments Filed under: MLB Stock Market, Jay Bruce, Frank Thomas, Melky Cabrera, Shane Victorino, Shawn Chacon, Max Scherzer