Monthly Archives: January 2010

Get Your Copy Of The Rotoprofessor Fantasy Baseball Draft Guide For Just $5!

Posted on January 31, 2010 by Rotoprofessor

The first ever Rotoprofessor Fantasy Baseball Draft Guide is officially ready for delivery.  The early feedback has been great, so don’t miss out!  With the first update only days away of being sent out, now is the perfect time to … Continue reading →

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Dispelling The “Positives” Of Ben Sheets

Posted on January 31, 2010 by Rotoprofessor

Ben Sheets is a pitcher that, when healthy, has the ability to be a fantasy stud…  Or does he, especially in 2010?  Sheets is a pitcher that has an allure surrounding him but much of it is just not accurate, … Continue reading →

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Where’s The Love For Andrew Bailey?

Posted on January 30, 2010 by Rotoprofessor

By Benjamin J. Pavlovic Let’s take another look at the reigning AL ROY award-winner, Oakland’s Andrew Bailey.  Now I completely agree that there will be some regression here, but is there any good reason why Bailey can’t be a Top-10 closer in 2010.  … Continue reading →

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Should Owners Buy Brett Wallace In 2010? Just Say No!

Posted on January 30, 2010 by Rotoprofessor

Brett Wallace is considered one of the best prospects in the game, yet he has been traded not once, but twice, since late July.  Should that tell us something about what teams truly think of him?  Could he be just … Continue reading →

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Quick 2010 Projection: Brian Roberts

Posted on January 29, 2010 by Rotoprofessor

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 →

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Top 15 Closers For 2010: Take Three

Posted on January 29, 2010 by Rotoprofessor

Relief pitchers are an unpredictable group.  A star pitcher one season could significantly struggle the next.  Brad Lidge anyone?  There’s something to be said about stability, about knowing someone is going to hold down the job and do it well. … Continue reading →

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Matt Kemp Fourth In Fantasy Drafts? Really?

Posted on January 28, 2010 by Rotoprofessor

Personally, I don’t see any scenario that Kemp would figure into the top four players selected on draft day, but I’ve heard rumblings of people willing to do it, ahead of Ryan Braun and Chase Utley (the top three as Albert … Continue reading →

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Get Your Copy Of The Rotoprofessor Fantasy Baseball Draft Guide For Just $5!

Posted on January 28, 2010 by Rotoprofessor

The first ever Rotoprofessor Fantasy Baseball Draft Guide is officially ready for delivery.  The early feedback has been great, so don’t miss out!  With the first update only days away of being sent out, now is the perfect time to … Continue reading →

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Is Chris Carter the Answer at First Base for the A’s?

Posted on January 28, 2010 by Jimmy

by Jimmy Hascup While the Oakland Athletics have been in the news quite a bit lately, with one of their top prospects, Grant Desme, entering priesthood and recently dishing out $10 million to an oft-injured Ben Sheets, there is one … Continue reading →

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Quick Prospect Report: Michael Saunders

Posted on January 27, 2010 by Rotoprofessor

2009 Statistics at Triple-A: 248 At Bats .310 Batting Average (77 Hits) 13 Home Runs 32 RBI 58 Runs 6 Stolen Bases .378 On Base Percentage .544 Slugging Percentage .342 Batting Average on Balls in Play What you need to … Continue reading →

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