Rise, bleacher bums. Rise, Ricketts family. Rise, all you North siders. This is your time. This is Cubs baseball time!
Sure, it’s been a little while since the Cubbies have won the NL Pennant, but I’m telling you, this is the year! The pieces are starting to come together, and it’s all happening with the pitching rotation.
Ryan Dempster is entering his fourth season as a Cubs starter. Dempster has been a consistent and reliable pitcher in most fantasy leagues, and there are no signs of this changing. His 208 strikeouts were 12th in the majors, and 15 wins were among the ...
It’s time for another ride on the waiver wire roller coaster. I know some of you are searching high and low for any bit of help with all the trade activity and waiver claims that went down. These moves can wreak havoc on a fantasy roster.
My team recently lost the services of Manny Ramirez, who I had to replace with Jeff Keppinger (came off DL)…talk about desperation. So if you still have something to play for, check out the players in this week’s edition. You never know who you might uncover…
Cory Leubke, SP, SD—Owned in zero percent of CBS leagues
You may be wondering (out loud ...
by Evan Marx
A quick look at last week's Fantasy Baseball top performing and least owned players on the waiver wire. Starlin Castro is a hitting machine. Pedro Alvarez back to back double dingers. Fausto Carmona bringing it back to 2007. Can they really keep it up for another week? Check out who's a Must or a Bust. SLUGGERS Jack Cust (6% owned) 8 R / 4 HR / 10 RBI / .444 Jersey Boy Cust was the number one batter for this last week. The one thing he does extremely well is hit home runs ...
Later this week we will hopefully see the return of Aramis Ramirez. It's been a rough year for fantasy owners, having to either drop the All-Star third baseman or painfully hold on and possibly waste a DL spot. Somehow I've ended up with Aramis two years in a row and I literally punch a wall overtime I see an article about how his poor thumb hurts him.
Get a freaking Band-Aid! THE GOOD
Numbers don't lie. Sports is analytical and looking at career numbers can tell you a lot. Aramis' career average is 83 runs, 30 homers, 108 RBI's, and a ...
