Monthly Archives: December 2012

Most fantasy owners were waiting for Andrew McCutchen to break out and become a superstar. You could just see the potential in the numbers and could see him inching his way to stardom. He fulfilled the promise in 2012, posting … Continue reading →

It seems like most young starters in the Twins organization can be cast into a similar mold, doesn’t it? They don’t necessarily throw hard and they don’t generate a ton of strikeouts, but they have pinpoint control and therefore are … Continue reading →

In 2012 you could count the number of 20/30 players on one hand. It’s a rare breed, highlighted by some of the bigger names in baseball: Mike Trout Ryan Braun B.J. Upton Jimmy Rollins We know te top two names … Continue reading →

Theo Epstein and company had a clear goal in mind entering the offseason, improving a starting rotation that posted a 4.52 ERA in 2012. After adding four pitchers who could potentially fill rotation spots in 2013, they clearly have given … Continue reading →

Yunel Escobar has been a man on the move thus far this offseason, going from Toronto to Miami and finally to Tampa Bay. Now, the question is should fantasy owners really have to ask themselves is if they care? Looking at his … Continue reading →

Over the past few seasons Jason Vargas has been a productive pitcher. He has posted a sub-4.00 ERA in two of the past three seasons and has had a WHIP of 1.33 or better each of the past few years. … Continue reading →