Monthly Archives: February 2009

Quick Hit: Cliff Lee

Posted on February 28, 2009 by Rotoprofessor

by Jimmy Hascup It’s amazing what a career-year could do for a player and his perception to fantasy owners, right?  Less than two years ago, Cliff Lee was sent to the minor leagues due to a disastrous season where he … Continue reading →

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Will Michael Young Hold Value in 2009?

Posted on February 28, 2009 by Rotoprofessor

There was a time that Michael Young was one of the top SS in all of baseball, but he enters 2009 as the Rangers 3B.  That certainly is going to bring a major hit to his fantasy value moving forward, … Continue reading →

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Fantasy Baseball Bounceback Players – Outfielders

Posted on February 27, 2009 by Rotoprofessor

by Ryan Lester of Lester’s Legends Here’s a look at Outfielders who should bounce back from subpar 2008 seasons. Carl Crawford – Despite Tampa Bay’s success last year, Crawford didn’t perform at his typical level.  Crawford was limited to 109 … Continue reading →

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Ask the Expert: Cincinnati Reds

Posted on February 27, 2009 by Rotoprofessor

We return with the latest Ask the Expert, this time with John Fay of the Cincinnati Enquirer (to read his blog, click here).  He gave us some insight into the team’s plans for their young starters, their line-up, what to … Continue reading →

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Fox Sports/Bleacher Report Mock Draft Results

Posted on February 26, 2009 by Rotoprofessor

Last night I participated in a Mock Draft which featured writers from foxsports.com and bloggers/writers from Bleacher Report.  It was an honor to be invited and had a great time.  The league was set up as your basic 5×5 and … Continue reading →

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A Sleeper for Every Team: Milwaukee Brewers

Posted on February 26, 2009 by Rotoprofessor

Angel Salome – Catcher – Prospect/Deep Sleeper The Brewers have Jason Kendall as their starting catcher, meaning that any offensive production a minor league catcher can bring to the table will give him an inside track.  In 516 AB, Kendall … Continue reading →

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Five Late Round Save Options

Posted on February 26, 2009 by Rotoprofessor

Are you an owner who likes to wait until the tail end of your draft to select closers?  A lot of people are employing that type of strategy these days, so you may have to dig deep.  Here are the … Continue reading →

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A Sleeper for Every Team: San Francsico Giants

Posted on February 25, 2009 by Rotoprofessor

Emmanuel Burriss – 2B/SS – Moderate Sleeper With a chance to win the starting 2B job, Burriss has the opportunity to emerge as a viable option for fantasy owners looking for a cheap source of steals.  He swiped 13 bases … Continue reading →

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Will Brett Myers Hold Fantasy Value in ’09?

Posted on February 25, 2009 by Rotoprofessor

Brett Myers, is he an ace in the hole or is he a disaster waiting to happen for fantasy owners?  Is he the pitcher who was banished to the minor leagues in 2008 to regain his form, or is he … Continue reading →

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Wild Predictions: Johnson & LaRoche

Posted on February 24, 2009 by Rotoprofessor

Once again, it’s time for my weekly “Wild Predictions”.  If you are new to Rotoprofessor, keep in mind that these are occurrences that I wouldn’t expect to happen more then 20% of the time (in most cases, the chances are … Continue reading →

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