Category Archives: 2010 Projections

It’s been a few days since we’ve done one of these, so let’s take a look: 2010 Projection: .285 (157-550), 24 HR, 85 RBI, 90 R, 6 SB, .320 BABIP, .359 OBP, .502 SLG Now, your clues: He is eligible … Continue reading →

Is anyone two for two in this little game of ours?  If you are, let’s see if you can get this one! 2010 Projection: .283 (177-625), 27 HR, 85 RBI, 95 R, 5 SB, .298 BABIP, .335 OBP, .472 SLG … Continue reading →

Congrats to everyone who successfully guessed our first projection.  Let’s try another one: 2010 Projection: 195.0 IP, 16 W, 3.51 ERA, 1.32 WHIP, 188 K (8.68 K/9), 80 BB (3.69 BB/9) Clues: He’s a right-handed pitcher He’s under 28-years old … Continue reading →

This is something new we’re going to try.  I’m going to post my 2010 projection and a few clues and it’s your job to take your guess as to who it is in the comments.  The following day (I’ll leave … Continue reading →

Once considered one of the best second baseman in baseball, Brian Roberts has seen his value steadily decrease in recent years.  The problem is that the bulk of his value has been tied to his legs and his stolen base … Continue reading →

Roy Oswalt is one of those pitchers who people are very decisive in their thoughts, you either consider him a viable fantasy option as a low-end #2/high-end #3 or you avoid him at all costs.  He’s one of those few, … Continue reading →

With the Cardinals likely parting ways with Rick Ankiel, the glut of outfielders would appear to be alleviated.  That means Colby Rasmus, thought of as a top prospect, will finally get regular at bats.  Coming off a rookie campaign that … Continue reading →

After posting ERAs of 3.85 and 3.56 in 2007 and 2008, fans expected big things from James Shields last season, looking towards him to be one of the anchors of their fantasy rotations.  Unfortunately he fell flat, posting an ERA … Continue reading →

Having been sent to the New York Yankees early this offseason, a once potential fantasy ace in Javier Vazquez has been reduced to only a decent option with upside in the strikeout department. Let’s take a look at where my … Continue reading →

Jimmy Hascup already gave his thoughts on Ricky Nolasco (click here to read the full article), so let’s take a look at my Quick Projection for him for 2010: 205.0 IP, 15 W, 3.91 ERA, 1.26 WHIP, 195 K (8.56 … Continue reading →