
Will Overton and I have teamed up to join a new dynasty league (coincidentally run by Sean Agranov). The basic settings for the league, which is being done via a slow draft: 15-teams 5 x 5 23 starters, 7 bench, 15 … Continue reading
You can name almost any Boston Red Sox player from 2011 and find some reason to complain about their performance (yes, there are some exceptions like Jacoby Ellsbury). Among the disappointments were Jon Lester and, while the numbers were not … Continue reading
There are a lot of reasons that people may suggest not drafting a player. It could be based on injuries (both a high risk for one or the recovery of a previous one), potential loss of playing time, diminishing performance … Continue reading
Last week we checked out how the catching position looked for AL-only owners (click here to view) and it didn’t look so bad. However, can the same thing be said for those in NL-only formats? Not quite, honestly. Let’s take … Continue reading
I am already on record as saying that Chris Perez is a major risk this season, but his injury just makes things that much worse. While Perez is gunning to be ready for Opening Day, it is far from a … Continue reading
In case you missed it over the weekend, I relaunched our Closer Tracker, which you can view by clicking here (and there is a link at the top right of the page). This will be kept updated all year long, … Continue reading
Yesterday we checked out the Top 20 starting pitchers heading into 2012 (click here to view). Today, let’s keep the rankings going with the next 20 options: 21. C.J. Wilson – Los Angeles Angels 22. Ian Kennedy – Arizona Diamondbacks … Continue reading
For those who have been reading Rotoprofessor since the end of the 2011 season, my feelings regarding Salvador Perez are not a secret. The Royals clearly think highly of him as well, as Bob Dutton reported via Twitter that they … Continue reading
Who would you rather own, Jason Kipnis or Dustin Ackley? It’s an interesting debate between two of the best and brightest young second baseman in the sport. There’s no arguing that both have tremendous upsides, but let’s see who the … Continue reading
Ranking starting pitchers is often a difficult thing to do, as the difference between them could be razor thin. The smallest of things, like whether they pitch in the American League or the National League, could ultimately make all the … Continue reading