Monthly Archives: March 2011

Don’t Necessarily Believe the Hype (or Threats of Regression)

Posted on March 29, 2011 by Rotoprofessor

by Rob Cardno Now that all my drafts are completed I like to reread some player predications so I can get a realistic idea of what to expect from each of my guys. This is mainly done to pat myself … Continue reading →

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Waiver Worthy: Is There Any Value In The Royals Rotation?

Posted on March 29, 2011 by Rotoprofessor

When looking at Major League rotations, often there is a pitcher or two at the backend that leave you scratching your head.  You ask yourself, “Why is this guy even on a Major League roster?”  How often do you look … Continue reading →

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Digging For Saves: Will Evan Meek Be Fantasy Relevant In 2011?

Posted on March 28, 2011 by Rotoprofessor

The Pittsburgh Pirates revealed early on that Joel Hanrahan would open the season as the team’s closer.  For better or worse, fantasy owners had to be happy that the situation had a resolution, as opposed to having to play a … Continue reading →

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Analyzing The New Top Of The Pirates’ Order (McCutchen Hitting Third)

Posted on March 28, 2011 by Rotoprofessor

According to Colin Dunlap of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (click here for the article), Pirates’ manager Clint Hurdle has revealed how he envisions his lineup, at least for the early part of the season: Jose Tabata – LF Neil Walker – … Continue reading →

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Rotoprofessor Giveaway: Details On Contest For Clayton Kershaw Autograph

Posted on March 28, 2011 by Rotoprofessor

Starting on Wednesday morning (around 9 AM EST) I will open up submissions for the contest to win an autographed Clayton Kershaw baseball (authenticated by Steiner Sports).  All entries must be made via e-mail (I will provide the correct e-mail … Continue reading →

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Prospect Report: What Should We Expect From Brandon Belt In 2011?

Posted on March 28, 2011 by Rotoprofessor

Brandon Belt garnered a lot of attention in 2010, just one year after being selected in the fifth round of the draft.  There certainly wasn’t much expected from the 22-year old (he turns 23 on April 22), but he delivered … Continue reading →

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Fantasy Fallout: Nyjer Morgan Traded To Milwaukee

Posted on March 27, 2011 by Rotoprofessor

The rumors have been out there for at least a week, but finally we got an end to the saga that is Nyjer Morgan.  According to Bill Ladson of mlb.com (click here for the article) Morgan has been sent to … Continue reading →

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Digging For Saves: Who Will Replace Brad Lidge?

Posted on March 27, 2011 by Rotoprofessor

Brad Lidge is the latest closer to go down with an injury and how long he will be out is completely unknown.  The pain in his shoulder has yet to be identified, meaning he could be out a week, a … Continue reading →

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The Trade Counsel: Trade Basics & Etiquette

Posted on March 27, 2011 by Rotoprofessor

by Simon Jones With Opening Day just around the corner, managers should have their initial rosters in place by the end of the weekend. This is the time when many thoughts turn to the first trading activity. It seemed that … Continue reading →

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Is Marlon Byrd Worth A Late Round Selection?

Posted on March 26, 2011 by Rotoprofessor

by Marshall Bauer If you’re looking for a value in the outfield this year, check out this comparison: Player A: 2009: .293, 18 HR, 94 R, 101 RBI, 6 SB, .801 OPS 2010: .297, 12 HR, 79 R, 60 RBI, … Continue reading →

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