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• MLB Top Weekly Performances - Right Fielders

  Fantasy stars fall off the map sometimes, and eventually fall out of favor. That has been true of the top three this week at one point or another, either this season or last season. You can never count a good player out, however, and this week's top three embody that principle. Certainly, anyone who gave up on these three rued the past week: Gold Bobby Abreu (New York Yankees) : Despite declining numbers, Abreu has still gotten high-round treatment the last couple of years because of his all... Posted Jun 29 2008, 11:59 PM by paChiefsFan with | with no comments Filed under: Bobby Abreu, Alex Rios, MLB Top RF Performances, Jermaine Dye

• MLB Top Weekly Performances - Right Fielders

  A huge week for RFs, who decided that home runs are sexier than the stolen base. Not only were pitchers unable to get them out, but they had to crane their necks to see how far away the 3B hit the ball, as many of them hit the ball hard all week. Here are the best of those best: Gold Jermaine Dye (Chicago White Sox) : Dye led the Chicago attack over the weekend, finishing the week with a .417 AVG, five HR, an incredible 13 RBI, and seven runs scored. After a relatively disastrous 2007 season, Dye... Posted Jun 22 2008, 08:59 PM by paChiefsFan with | with no comments Filed under: MLB Top RF Performances, J.D. Drew, Jermaine Dye, Vladimir Guerrero

• MLB Top Weekly Performances - Right Fielders

  Right fielders were an equal opportunity bunch this year. Some hit for average. Some hit for power. Some ran their hearts out. Some did it all. Of course, the beneficiaries of them all were you, the fantasy owners. The three who most benefited their owners? How about these players: Gold Ryan Doumit (Pittsburgh Pirates) : Doumit has a lot more value as a catcher, but his offense this week was good enough to top even an offense-heavy position as RF. Doumit hit .400 with four HR, seven RBI, and eight... Posted Jun 15 2008, 11:59 PM by paChiefsFan with | with no comments Filed under: Jacoby Ellsbury, MLB Top RF Performances, Ryan Doumit, J.D. Drew

• MLB Top Weekly Performances - Right Fielders

  Some nice stories top the list of right fielders this week, as the corner outfielder really showcased their talents. Pitchers simply could not get RFs out in a week that saw 10 RF with 15 ABs or more hit .400 or better. That made picking the top three difficult, but here they are: Gold Milton Bradley (Texas Rangers) : The story in Texas is clearly Josh Hamilton, who has established himself as a superstar against all odds, but how about Milton Bradley? A former phenom who has always been a nice player... Posted Jun 08 2008, 11:56 PM by paChiefsFan with | with no comments Filed under: Jose Guillen, Milton Bradley, MLB Top RF Performances, J.D. Drew

• MLB Top Weekly Performances - Right Fielders

  Interesting names and numbers from RFs this week. Some showed their speed, other showed some power, but it seems that almost all of them hit for AVG (nine qualifying RF hit .350 or better). Your top performing RFs for the week: Gold Shane Victorino (Philadelphia Phillies) : Victorino has torn it up since returning from injury. The blindingly fast Hawaiian hit .435 with 12 runs scored, four stolen bases, and a .435 average. Although he did not hit any home runs and drove in only two, Victorino's... Posted Jun 02 2008, 11:28 AM by paChiefsFan with | with no comments Filed under: MLB Top RF Performances, Josh Hamilton, Shane Victorino, Cody Ross

• MLB Top Weekly Performances - Right Fielders

  It was a hot week for third basemen, and Lance Berkman wasn't even involved. Right fielders are certainly heating it up this year, providing a great mix of average and power, with even some speed mixed in. Here is a look at your top three of the week: Gold Magglio Ordonez (Detroit Tigers) : Ordonez continues to show that the risky, lucrative contract given to him by Detroit a few years ago might actually be a bargain. Ordonez was absolutely scintillating this week, hitting .478 with three homers... Posted May 25 2008, 11:58 PM by paChiefsFan with | with no comments Filed under: Magglio Ordonez, MLB Top RF Performances, Shane Victorino, Corey Hart

• MLB Top Weekly Performances - Right Fielders

  This just in- RFs can hit. Oh yes, can they ever hit. It certainly helps when the best hitter in the league this season mans the position, but overall it was an extremely strong week for the position where Little League coaches often stick their worst players. Gold Lance Berkman (Houston Astros) : It's very simple, really: Berkman is the best player in baseball right now. After another ridiculous week, in which he hit .452 with four homers, nine RBI, nine R, and two SB, Berkman now stands at... Posted May 19 2008, 12:16 AM by paChiefsFan with | with no comments Filed under: Jose Guillen, MLB Top RF Performances, Lance Berkman, Jayson Werth

• MLB Top Weekly Performances - Right Fielders

  Right Fielders might be shooting for the title "Team Underrated," because some amazing performances are not getting as much attention as they deserve. The gold and silver medal winners for this week have set the bar for weekly performances so high, Manute Bol couldn't touch it even if he were capable of jumping. Gold Lance Berkman (Houston Astros) : "Ridiculous" is the only word capable of coming close to describing Berkman's performance. A .703 AVG? That will do. But... Posted May 11 2008, 10:53 PM by paChiefsFan with | with no comments Filed under: MLB Top RF Performances, Lance Berkman, Ryan Ludwick, Jermaine Dye

• MLB Top Weekly Performances - Right Fielders

  RF's strutted their stuff in a variety of ways this week, some hitting for average, some hitting for power, and some stealing lots of bases. Good offense may be returning to a position that is known for that, but had been lacking lately: Gold Matt Kemp (Los Angeles Dodgers) : Kemp did his best Juan Pierre impression last week, stealing six bases (he has seven total for the year). Of course, to steal bases, Kemp had to get on base, and that he did by posting a .407 AVG. To put the icing on the... Posted May 05 2008, 06:00 AM by paChiefsFan with | with no comments Filed under: Xavier Nady, MLB Top RF Performances, Lance Berkman, Matt Kemp

• MLB Top Weekly Performances - Right Fielders

  A star right fielder really began to establish himself this week, while two surprise players make an appearance on the board. Somehow, while the power numbers were adequate, the RBI numbers were low. Fortunately, the lack of RBI could be made up in other areas. Gold Lance Berkman (Houston Astros) : Berkman did not lack RBIs, as his 12 RBI for the week easily topped all RFs. Berkman was simply unstoppable in Week Four, hitting .440 while also adding four HR, eight R, and a SB. Berkman is one of the... Posted Apr 28 2008, 01:15 AM by paChiefsFan with | with no comments Filed under: MLB Top RF Performances, Lance Berkman, Fred Lewis, Jayson Werth

• MLB Top Weekly Performances - Right Fielders

  Another relatively quiet week for right fielders. Interestingly enough, while RFs are generally known more for being run producers, this week the top three thrived more in scoring runs. Your top three (Author's Note: this writing does not include Sunday night's Mets-Phillies matchup) : Gold Magglio Ordonez (Detroit Tigers) : A nice all-around week for Ordonez, who was a big part of Detroit's offensive revival. For the week, Ordonez hit .320 with nine R, a homer, and four RBI. He also... Posted Apr 20 2008, 06:30 PM by paChiefsFan with | with no comments Filed under: Magglio Ordonez, MLB Top RF Performances, Nick Markakis, Ryan Church

• MLB Top Weekly Performances - Right Fielders

  After a strong week last week, right fielders quieted down a little in Week 2. Though the power and average were there, the RBIs were slow in coming. Given the high batting averages put up by RFs, though, the low RBI totals can be chalked up to a fluke more than anything else. Your top three RF for Week 2: Gold Andre Ethier ( Los Angeles Dodgers) : Ethier was locked in a battle for playing time in spring training with Juan Pierre and Matt Kemp, but his early production has earned him a full-time... Posted Apr 13 2008, 05:32 PM by paChiefsFan with | with no comments Filed under: Justin Upton, MLB Top RF Performances, Ryan Ludwick, Andre Ethier

• MLB Top Weekly Performances - Right Fielders

  Right fielders have gotten off to a blazing start, putting up huge numbers in the first week of the season. That has made fantasy owners extremely happy, as RFs were a bit of a question mark heading into the season. However, it has been the sleepers who have dominated the RFs so far, as the medal stand shows: Gold Xavier Nady (Pittsburgh Pirates) : Nady is no stranger to fast starts, having compiled a terrific April in 2006. This year, Nady is on pace to top April 2006 by a good margin, hitting ... Posted Apr 07 2008, 07:24 PM by paChiefsFan with | with no comments Filed under: Kosuke Fukudome, Xavier Nady, Justin Upton, MLB Top RF Performances