Chase Utley Is Out Indefinitely: Now What?
Posted by Ray Tannock on Mar 9, 2011
The 2011 spring training season continues to add injury victims to its growing list, with Philadelphia Phillie second baseman Chase Utley being the latest addition. According to Todd Zolecki on MLB.com Chase Utley has been listed as “indefinitely” out with mild patellar tendinitis and chrondomalacia. Fantasy baseball owners have already exceeded the desired...
Read MoreFantasy Baseball Sleeper Yunel Escobar
Posted by Greg Brosh on Feb 25, 2011
Before we get to my subject for the article, we’re going to take a look at Rockies stud shortstop Troy Tulowitzki. In 2007, he broke out and put his name on the map by hitting .291/.359/.479, 24 home runs, and stealing 7 bases. He battled injuries and a nasty slump in 2008, playing just 101 games and managing a .263/.332/.401 line with 8 homers and 46 RBI....
Read More2011 Fantasy Baseball: Shortstop Rankings
Posted by Kurt on Feb 1, 2011
The fantasy baseball train just keeps a rollin’. So far we’ve stopped 1B, 2B and 3B. This time we close out the middle infield with the shortstops. As with second base there is something of a dearth of quality options for fantasy purposes, so it should not be surprising that in most drafts, the top two at the shortstop position will be taken....
Read MorePhiladelphia Phillies and Citizen’s Bank Park: Perfect For Fantasy?
Posted by Ray Tannock on Jan 31, 2011
Earlier this week I took a look at the Philadelphia Phillies’ upcoming 2011 fantasy baseball season (which you can read here), and the possibility of what fantasy baseball owners could garner from the Philadelphia Phillies. What I didn’t elude to was the “Park Factor” and how that could change the fantasy baseball output of any Philadelphia Phillies...
Read MoreJimmy Rollins To Go On 15-day DL? Fantasy Implications.
Posted by Ray Tannock on Apr 14, 2010
Shortstop Jimmy Rollins appears headed to the 15 Day Disabled List, although an official word will not come until later today—Phillies.com reports the move is likely. Rollins strained his calf while participating in his morning warm-ups routine on Monday, the injury was shown to be a Grade 2 calf strain after evaluating the MRI. This is not only a big blow...
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