Random Thoughts - Week 17 of NFL Season
A few random thoughts for a Sunday morning, which happens to be the final week of the NFL regular season...
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A few random thoughts for a Sunday morning, which happens to be the final week of the NFL regular season...
Posted by Ken at 11:44 AM 0 comments
Nowadays, who can't be more organized? I found a great new site (and business) that has just started up that I'd suggest checking out, especially if you're like me & can't keep up with all of the clutter.
Posted by Ken at 12:47 PM 0 comments
Who doesn't enjoy a good fantasy baseball challenge? Arod on the DL, Tulowitzki out until mid-season, Gallardo out for the year, etc...But if fate didn't throw curveballs like these our way, what would be the point of actually playing out the fantasy season? We could just take our pre-season stat projections, apply them to all players drafted, and pick a winner without even playing a single game.
But players really play, and players really get hurt. Enjoy these challenges, don't get frustrated (as it really is still early), and use your creativity when trying to find a way to keep your teams afloat.
And without further delay, here is today's fantasy baseball blog news of the day:
-Greener on the Other Side takes a look at some of the early season BABIP winners & losers
-Roto Authority has updated their post on all closers in the league
-Fantasy Gameday takes a look at the top K/100 pitchers
-Crooked Pitch gives their week 5 fantasy MVPs
-According to Razzball, you know your fantasy baseball team sucks when...
I'll have some more juicy baseball thoughts for you this weekend, so stay tuned.
Posted by Ken at 10:12 PM 0 comments
Labels: Baseball, News and Links
First off, sorry for the lack of updates recently; it's the busy time of year for my real job (budget season), so that's been monopolizing much of my time. I plan on making some updates this weekend, so stay tuned.
Posted by Ken at 4:00 PM 1 comments
Labels: Baseball, Fantasy Awards, Poll Analysis
Time for another weekly MLB Blog Poll. This week, we evaluated the MVP, CY Young, and Rookie of the Year candidates in the AL (if the season were to end today). You can find the entire results at Baseball Happenings or directly here.
Posted by Ken at 11:53 AM 0 comments
Labels: Baseball, Fantasy Awards, Poll Analysis
Today I bring you part two of our weekly Prospect Watch series, this time focusing on some of the top pitching prospects in the minors.
What's Interesting:
-Kershaw continues to pitch well, although he still doesn't have a win on the season
-Homer Bailey has been pitching extremely well, showing good control although not striking out as many as he has in the past; has he finally matured as a pitcher?
-David Price has yet to pitch in a game this season, although he is starting to throw bullpen sessions
-Max Scherzer - Wow. That's really all there is to say. His performance thus far in this young season compares well with some of the best minor league pitching numbers we've seen in recent years, including those from Tim Lincecum, Cole Hamels, and Francisco Liriano. Will he be in the majors soon? If so, will his success continue (like those mentioned)? Only time will tell, but stay tuned.
Posted by Ken at 9:26 PM 0 comments
Labels: Baseball, Prospect Watch