Unfortunately a conflict prevents me from live blogging the Futures Game again this year. The DVR will be running and a review will be forthcoming once I have digested it in Zapruder film-style. After reviewing the rosters I have ten burning questions. They may or may not be answered over the course of the game.
1) […]
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I am extremely excited to announce that the Fantasy Gameday Top Prospects page is finally completed. This is a project that has taken over two month to complete. Heck, when I started, half of the current prospects in the majors were still playing in Triple-A. Better late than never right? You will notice that I […]
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After a weekend series where Kelly Johnson smacks four home runs, there is proof that anything can happen. Along the same lines, Andruw Jones now has six home runs on the season, and looks more like the Jones of old. So here are some other quick notes from the Fantasy Baseball world.
Jeff Mathis went on […]
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Well it seems that the Rangers have finally gotten smart. As many of you know, I hated Chris Davis from the beginning, and disliked him even more coming into this season. Now it seems like the Rangers are going in a different direction and calling up Justin Smoak. Is it just me, or are the […]
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I have spent the majority of the past few days working on the Top 50 prospects, and wouldn’t you know that before I can get it posted one of them is called up. Basically the Mets are in some serious trouble, and the best thing they can do is remain terrible. At least that is […]
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I sure hope that everyone downloaded the Fantasy Football Average Draft Position and Scarcity Report. It is worth the time. Now that is completed, we here at Fantasy Gameday are gearing up for the stretch run in the baseball season. There are several good articles in the pipeline right now, and I hope to have […]
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While most Fantasy Baseball owners are holding Matt Wieters close to their heart, they possibly have overlooked the best hitting prospect in the Orioles farm system. The 2nd Round selection in the 2005 draft has been dominating Triple-A pitching. The twenty-five year old left fielder has posted a .394 batting average with 9 home runs, […]
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Texas Rangers flame throwing prospect Neftali Feliz responded incredibly well to his first full-length professional season. He climbed the ladder from “live, projectable arm” to “top pitching prospect with ace potential”. The moneymaker for Feliz is his mid to high 90s fastball that he throws out of a ¾ arm slot. He does […]
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To break down Kansas City’s Mike Moustakas two factors should be examined. First, is he indicating strong offensive development? Second, what position is he likely to play in the event he reaches the majors? A promotion is unlikely in 2009, and is still years away considering he played the entire year at […]
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Among followers of minor league players the big question is why was Rick Porcello’s strikeout rate so low? Before delving into that quagmire (to see how divisive opinions are check out some of the threads on minorleagueball.com) let’s evaluate his other statistics and measurables.
Porcello started 24 games and pitched 125 innings in the Florida […]
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