For the next few days, we’re subbing in for Aaron Gleeman with the Daily Dose, reprising our role from last September, so expect plenty of baseball coverage between now and Monday.

Craig Biggio has finally announced that 2007 will be his swan song. It became pretty obvious that he’s been hanging on to reach the 3,000-hit plateau, and now that this milestone is in the rear view mirror, his retirement is logical. Does that tarnish his HoF career? No way. In today’s Dose, we take a closer look at his announcement and his fantastic timing in playing the hero last night.

We’ve got injury updates on a trio of hurlers as well, including a fat man (Bartolo Colon) sandwiched between a pair of Chrises (Young and Ray, to be precise).

We deal with all this plus offer up a smorgasborg of fantasy tidbits in today’s Daily Dose.

Joseph Addai, our 10th ranked player, hopes to leave plenty of competitors in the dust this season. Welcome to the 2007 Fantasy Football Season. Training camps are getting underway, the rate of player arrests is slowing down, and I’m sure Terrell Owens will do something absurd any second now. That means it’s time for our early [...] more

Today is RotoRob’s b-day (not the site, but the actual dude), so I’m going to keep things quick so I can head off and do b-day related stuff (like get hand-fed twinkies by scantilly clad young ladies). With this in mind, we’re going to offer up some brief fantasy notes to help you get your [...] more

Royal rookie Billy Butler, right, is enjoying life as a big leaguer so far. Well, I almost didn’t get this article in with the Danny Granger interview and the rest of the stuff going on over the last week. I have been asked to dig a little deeper into my bag of tricks to give you [...] more

According to an article in the New York Post on Friday, Gerald Wallace almost became a Laker. Wallace, who re-signed with the Bobcats last week, would have been a key ingredient in a three-team deal that would have sent Lamar Odom to the Nets, Richard Jefferson to the ‘Cats and Crash to the Lakers, the Post [...] more