Baseball players foul pitches off their feet all the time. Fortunately it rarely turns into a serious injury. Dustin Pedroia, a rare baseball talent, suffered a fracture in his mid-foot after fouling a pitch off his. We’ll know more after some tests Monday, but rehab estimates range from two weeks to six weeks. In the [...]
Any of you who own Ublado Jimenez know he’s dominating the fantasy baseball landscape in 2010. It’s been a surprising start for a player who has played to 70 positions higher than his preseason rank, according to Yahoo. There has been massive upheaval at the top of the pitcher ranks, led by Jimenez. Only 11 [...]
There are not three different pitchers than Carlos Silva, Max Scherzer and Octavio Dotel in 2010. Based on preseason expectations, Silva started out as a huge surprise, Scherzer was a huge disappointment from the beginning and Dotel started poorly but has turned into a solid underrated source of saves. This week, all three were among [...]
Lance Berkman and his achy knees have a long history. If Berkman’s worried Berkman’s not going to be ready, you should be worried. One report said there’s “no timetable” for his return. Berkman managed eight steals and 25 homers in just 136 games in a “disappointing” 2009. A lot of people drafted him fairly high [...]
It’s almost fitting that in a division with the terms American and West in it, that a team from Texas and named the Rangers is the most talented team. Now, the Rangers a’re not exactly going to produce any Cy Young contenders, but their bats are among the most sought-after in fantasy baseball.
These rankings have been coming for a while, frankly they don’t seem like they’re worth the wait. But I’d bet a free subscription to our RSS feed — dudes, it’s already free to subscribe, check it out — that one or two of these players make major waves this season and a couple of them [...]
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