Monthly Archives: April 2012

Buy ‘Em Or Deny ‘Em: Should Fantasy Owners Roll The Dice On Adam Lind?

Posted on April 30, 2012 by Rotoprofessor

It is not my nature to look and contradict the other writers here on Rotoprofessor.  Everyone has their own opinion, their own value, and that is what makes playing fantasy baseball so interesting.  You may love a player that I … Continue reading →

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Sell High Starter: Why Fantasy Owners Should Look To Move Jeremy Hellickson & Johnny Cueto

Posted on April 30, 2012 by Rotoprofessor

We all love to see our players thriving, but does that mean we shouldn’t consider selling them while their value is at it’s peak?  Let’s take a look at two starting pitchers who have been tremendous in April, but could … Continue reading →

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The Closer Report: Clarity In Washington, Confusion In LA and More

Posted on April 30, 2012 by Rotoprofessor

It’s the end of April, yet some closing situations are as cloudy as ever.  Let’s take a look at some of the intriguing news from the past week: Washington Nationals Since Drew Storen was placed on the DL to open … Continue reading →

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Around the Majors: April 29: Mat Latos Struggles, Giancarlo Stanton Shows Signs & More

Posted on April 30, 2012 by Rotoprofessor

With April quickly coming to an end fantasy owners can start to figure out where their teams are strong and where they are lacking.  They can start to see which players need to be improved upon and which they think … Continue reading →

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Meet the Prospect: Will Patrick Corbin Prove Viable in 2012?

Posted on April 29, 2012 by Rotoprofessor

It was simply assumed that, when Josh Collmentor was replaced in the Diamondbacks rotation, it would be either Trevor Bauer or Tyler Skaggs who got brought up.  It was a fair thought, but at the end of the day it … Continue reading →

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Two-Start Pitchers: April 30 – May 6: Starters, Sleepers & Who To Consider

Posted on April 29, 2012 by Rotoprofessor

by Ray Kuhn As we embark on the fifth full week of the fantasy baseball season we turn the calendar towards May.  At this point teams and standings, both in MLB and in fantasy, are beginning to take shape.  There … Continue reading →

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Around The Majors: April 28: Bryce Harper and Mike Trout Make Their Debuts and More

Posted on April 29, 2012 by will.overton

by Will Overton We’re not even into May yet and yet last night we had the debuts of the two biggest prospects in baseball on the same night. It was a fun night for fantasy owners to watch everything unfold. … Continue reading →

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The Trade Counsel: The Trade Value Of Bryce Harper

Posted on April 28, 2012 by Rotoprofessor

by Simon Jones Tonight will mark the Major League debut of the Nats’ uber-prospect Bryce Harper. Harper has been the subject of more hype than pretty much any player of recent generations. You know all about Harper by now. He … Continue reading →

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Around the Majors: August 27: Bard Impresses, Should Gallardo Be Benched & More

Posted on April 28, 2012 by Rotoprofessor

Obviously you never want to move one of your better players to the bench, but is there a situation where Yovani Gallardo should be avoided?  Have Daniel Bard and Justin Masterson regained our confidence?  How hot has Alex Gordon been?  … Continue reading →

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Waiver Worthy: One Man’s Trash Is Another Man’s Treasure

Posted on April 27, 2012 by will.overton

by Will Overton You have to love April when fantasy players panic and make rash decisions that you get to turn around and benefit from. There’s nothing better than gaining from your opponents mistakes. Lots of impatient owners give up … Continue reading →

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