Category Archives: Around the Majors

The story around baseball yesterday was the matchup of Tony Cingrani against Jose Fernandez. Unfortunately it wasn’t quite what everyone had imagined. Fernandez got roughed up for the first time, allowing 5 ER on 6 H and 3 BB, striking … Continue reading →

by Will Overton Last night was a fun night of baseball. There were a lot of hitters and pitchers alike who are unowned in a lot of fantasy baseball leagues making an impression and doing big things last night. Several … Continue reading →

The Phillies and Reds battled for 9 innings with no one being able to score, before the game ultimately had to be suspended due to rain and will be resumed at 5:30 PM today.  Lucky for fantasy owners who used … Continue reading →

It wasn’t a full day of baseball, but that doesn’t mean that there wasn’t ample storylines to follow.  How did Oswaldo Arcia fare in his Major League debut?  Did Jeremy Hellickson and/or Mark Buehrle turn things around?  Is it time … Continue reading →

The injuries are starting to mount around the league, whether it be of the major (Jose Reyes) or minor (Jason Kipnis/Mike Morse) variety, leaving fantasy owners scrambling for possible solutions.  Who in the league is thriving?  Who should we avoid?  … Continue reading →

by Will Overton The hits just keep on coming for fantasy owners. Johnny Cueto looks like he could be hurt after leaving this last start yesterday in the fifth inning. We are going to learn more today about that, but … Continue reading →

For the second consecutive day the biggest news comes due to injury.  According to Tony Ambrogio (via Twittter), “John Gibbons called Reyes injury “nightmare” while Alex A says estimate is out 1 to 3 months depending on MRI results. Reyes … Continue reading →

The biggest news of the day revolves around Zack Greinke, who suffered a fractured collarbone during a benches clearing brawl with the San Diego Padres (Carlos Quentin charged the mound after Greinke hit him with a pitch).  While the Dodgers … Continue reading →

It was another crazy day of baseball, though one that was widely affected by the weather.  Let’s take a look at who thrived, who stumbled and all the rest from yesterday’s action: Mark Buehrle’s return to the American League has … Continue reading →

Hultzen Rising? We don’t think it’s a coincidence that Danny Hultzen was pitching last night at Triple-A, the same night Brandon Maurer took the ball for the Major League team, do we?  When teams have things lined up it is … Continue reading →