Perhaps it is cabin fever or just needing to get excited about something this spring, but have you checked out Atlanta Braves rookie outfielder Jason Heyward?
The dude is 6-foot-4, 220 pounds and can mutilate a baseball better than OreIda can mash a potato.
Not impressed? Check this out:
On the verge of 40/40 and elite status, Grady Sizemore pulled up lame and lamer. He had two surgeries at the end of the season last year — one on a bum elbow and the other on his lower abdomen.
Fantasy owners probably won’t bestow such high praise in 2010. The Cleveland Indians outfielder is still [...]
In case you haven’t noticed our little countdown timer in the sidebar to your right and about halfway down the page, the first pitchers and catchers report in eight days.
While it’s still ultra early in this 2010 baseball season, the Chinstrap Ninjas have been dicing through fantasy information like a Slap Chop does to onions [...]
Ryan Braun was pretty awesome last season, smacking more than 30 homers and setting a career high with 20 steals.
But if you don’t draft him in 2010, that isn’t a bad thing.
Sure landing Braun or Matt Kemp would be very sweet in any fantasy format, but you can survive nicely without them, draft studs at [...]
The other day, I was watching the cartoon “Wow Wow Wubbzy” with my five-year-old daughter.
If “watching” is the right word.
I was more glancing at the TV while wondering what ever happened to children’s entertainment in the past 20 years.
How in the world did we go from He-Man, Thundercats, Voltron and even the Smurfs to Wow [...]
I’m sure there are many of you out there that have at least heard of Desmond Jennings, one of the Tampa Bay Rays top outfield prospects.
The speedster was promoted to triple-A Durham on Friday, so he’s knocking on the doorstep of the majors. And, he’s knocking very loudly.
In double-A, he posted a .316, 8 homer, [...]
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