Moore was shelled again on Monday by the Cubs, and other than a nice five-start stretch in May, he’s been rancid all year long, and pretty much a very tough Fantasy play in anything but an NL-only format.
The Disintegration of Matt Moore Read Post »
One of the most important takeaways from Myers’ season — from a keeper league perspective — is that he only appeared in 10 games in the outfield, likely losing his eligibility in most formats. So going forward he’s only first base eligible.
Wil Myers: Season in Review Read Post »
So now presents a good opportunity to not only see what Pujols has done this season, but where he’s shaping up among the all-time greats.
Albert Pujols Making History Read Post »
Beltre is among the quieter superstars in the game, never really getting the attention befitting someone that has accomplished as much as he has in his career. But when you look at the all-time leaderboards, you’ll find that he’s crept up on some all-time greats.
Taking Adrian Beltre for Granted Read Post »
This year, the southpaw’s WHIP is actually at a career high, but he’s also benefited from his highest strand rate ever to enjoy a superb ERA and another great won-loss mark. Is it smoke and mirrors? Well, we know Hamels can pitch, but the fact that his FIP and xFIP are both the highest they’ve ever been is more than a tad worrisome.
Cole Hamels’ House of Cards Read Post »
Are John Jaso and his dreads really going to block Josh Bell for leaving his mark? (ftw.usatoday.com) Why the hell is Pittsburgh Pirates first base prospect Josh Bell still toiling away at Triple-A? The Pirates are playing better lately, but losing ground on the Cardinals and still quite a bit back from threatening the NL
While with the Phils, Utley’s power continued to wane and he was mostly unproductive even though he marginally improved his contact rates. He didn’t attempt steals very often, but when he did, he was successful.
MLB Free Agent Watch: Chase Utley Read Post »
