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Chi-Chi has a grande hole in his swing vs RHP. I don't think you'll see a lot of Zobrist and Rodriguez on the right side of the infield at the same time vs LHP. Someone has to play RF for tough lefties until Joyce hits them more effectively and the only reserve OF is Fuld, who is also a lefty.

Vetoes are for wussies

RotoJunkieFix/RJ Bullpen :) Yahoo is closer -- ESPN does a great job with their pitching projections but the hitting ones are a bit scattered this season, IMO

Matt Joyce Seth Smith Jason Hammel Frank Francisco Edwin Encarnacion.....hits 30 bombs this year. Book it, done.

ThanksI'm also going to be a regular during weeknights, most likely Thursday nights, with Jeff Rickard or whoever is doing the evening show.

Yea, I make no apologies for it either :)I get a lot of fantasy questions this time of year so I'm tweeting a lot.

There is a quality joke here, but I can't find it.Habtw, go claim your boxscore team in rotowire already :shrug:

He only does pitchers.....he has his middle reliever guide coming out next week

Farnsworth has a clause in his contract to pay him more with X games finished. He has the language for it, but Jake McGee also has the stuffSonny is all but assured mop up work and spot starting.....Archer is the guy most likely to have an impact off the farm at some point this season.

Whatever idiot gave Sporer his start into advanced analysis deserves to be shot

Whatever year CBS commissioner first started running.....which came after running stats by hand for 5 years.

Roki Akor for amazing sushi -- bring your wallet

A guy in the FP911 league went 240/20 with his team last year and finished 0.5 pts out of 2nd. This was his team http://sportsjudge.com/sjblog/?p=895

I went this route in AL Tout Wars last year. It looked great on paper until all of my offense started getting hurt and I had to deal away pitching to help the offense. Here were my draft strategies in the 2 expert leagues I play. I won the FP911 one running away by 16 points; finished in the...

less frequently, but yes. Saxophone Sam is now a college graduate and a working professional