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 [...]
For a majority of Thursday night’s season opener between the Steelers and Titans, the game didn’t resemble much of a football contest, but more sumo wrestling match. The teams smacked each other around until both sides were weary. I know I was weary just watching the game.
However, in the middle of this low scoring slugfest, [...]
For 144 days, I stayed clean from my addiction.
It wasn’t easy. The withdrawal symptoms. The sleepless nights. The cold sweats and headaches and need to satisfy my craving. Through it all, I stood strong. I resisted the urge.
That is, until Friday night. During my dinner break at The Daily Item, I had an innocent yearning [...]
While the rest of the world is “going green” these days, my fantasy baseball teams are “going Greene.”
As in Khalil Greene.
The St. Louis shortstop who recently came off the DL (anxiety disorders) and immediately made himself heard with .500 hitting (4-for-8), three home runs, four runs scored, five RBI and 14 total bases.
Email to: ep(at)chinstrapninjas(dot)com
Searching through the waiver wire and making the right pickups at the right times can result in huge benefits. The Stealthy Ninjas column is here to let you know the kinds of players you’ll find available on your wire and whether it’s worth wasting a roster spot on them or not.
Each week, I’ll [...]
Having “Lost My Words” (copyright Jay-Mo, 2009) for what seems like weeks, today seemed like as good a time as any to try to get some back.
Contrary to my complete lack of lineup diligence, there’s baseball being played and fantasy baseball games being decided every day.
It’s early in the season and, as Jzak pointed out [...]
You are currently browsing the Chinstrap Ninjas weblog archives for 'stop' tag.
Longer entries are truncated. Click the headline of an entry to read it in its entirety.
ESPN headlines