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Lesko Takes Home His 58th Green Jacket
Published 4/12/2009 by Harvey Bars at Tirico Suave
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Best Careers of the 1950s
Published 4/9/2009 by Fantasy Baseball Hall of Fame (noreply@blogger.com) at Sweet Lou's Baseball Lab
My Razzball.com article on the great careers of the 1950s is up. Mays is #1 but #2 is a surprise.
Best Careers of the 1950s
Published 4/9/2009 by FBHOF-Lou (lpoulas@fantasyinsideronline.com) at Fantasy Baseball Hall of Fame
My Razzball.com article on the great careers of the 1950s is up. Mays is #1 but #2 is a surprise.
My Razzball team
Published 4/9/2009 by Jonathan Halket at The Hardball Times
[image] Thursday, April 09, 2009 My Razzball team Posted by Jonathan Halket at 1:28am Rudy Gamble over at razzball.com was kind enough to invite me to participate in his annual Razzball fantasy league. For those of you who haven't heard of the Razzball leagues, it is a points based fantasy league where the goal is to try and assemble the worst possible team. The scoring is: Batting: At Bats (AB) 2 Hits (H) -3 Home Runs (HR) -10 Runs Scored (R) -4 Runs Batted In (RBI) -4 Strikeouts (K) 2 Pitching: Innings Pitched (IP) -1 Hits Allowed (H) 1 Walks Issued (BB) 1 Earned Runs ...
Fantasy baseball roundtable
Published 4/3/2009 by Adam Ronis at Fantasy Sports
... throwing around this year. I feel that he plays closer to 50
games than 100 and am staying away.
Fausto Carmona: No, I am not expecting him to repeat his 5.44 ERA & 1.62
WHIP from 2008 but if I am drafting a pitcher coming off that type of season
and hoping for a bounce back then I need more than just the lure of getting
a bunch of wins. The 4.33 K/9 from 2008 is brutal but the 5.73 K/9 of his
2007 glory year is not a whole lot better. I'm passing.
Rudy Gamblehttp://www.razzball.com
I've vowed to stay away from most to all pitchers who are coming off ...
RotoRob’s Regulars: The Sequel
Published 4/3/2009 by Tim McLeod at RotoRob
The debate is over: Matt Kemp is worth a second round pick.
As part of the 2009 RotoRob MLB Draft Kit, we wanted to present you with the results of our league draft. We’re still working away on the remainder of our cheat sheets, including our Master Keeper List, and our fifth ...
Fantasy Baseball: Other Sources of Information
Published 3/30/2009 at MVN Outsider
... 6. Razzball (http://www.razzball.com)- A well written fantasy baseball blog, with analysis, news, etc., written in a tongue-in-cheek style. ...
2009 Mets Fantasy Baseball Preview
Published 3/28/2009 by Grey at Fantasy Baseball Blog at Razzball.com
We at Razzball realize that exporting our views across the country has damaging consequences on the blogosphere. To help make amends, we are reaching out to leading team blogs and featuring their locally blogged answers to pressing 2009 fantasy baseball questions regarding their team. We feel this approach will be fresher, more sustainable, and require less energy consumption (for us anyway). The 2009 Mets Fantasy Baseball Preview comes courtesy of MetsBlog.
1) Carlos Delgado seemed done in 2007, then he wasn’t done in 2008. In 2009, ...
The Roto Arcade Pro-Am
Published 3/28/2009 by Andy Behrens at Roto Arcade
Last weekend, while lounging on my floral-print mattress and staring into a giant mirror, I said to myself, "You know, hotness, right now a draft would just feel so...delicious." Then I stretched and purred like a kitten. Finally, after considering the shirt/no-shirt decision for several minutes (ultimately deciding to go midriff) I created a PLUS league. Thus was born the Roto Arcade Pro-Am. It's a fairly standard 16-team mixed configuration, and we're using Tout-style rosters: 23 active players, including two catchers, five outfielders, ...
The Roto Arcade Pro-Am 2009
Published 3/26/2009 by bigh0rt at Rotodatabase.com blogs
[image] You all play fantasy baseball. You all play on Yahoo! (obviously, if you participate in H2H WS this is true). You all read Andy Behrens' Roto Arcade ... ... what, you don't? Why not? I mean, maybe you don't read Funston's Big Board, or the chuckles that Big Noise used to generate just aren't doing the trick for you anymore, but for the most part, both Behrens and Matt Buser over at Yahoo! are good reads. But I digress... Last season I participated in Andy's Yahoo! Early Mockery. It was a standard 12-team 5x5 Roto league which hosted writers from sites like The Hardball Times ...
Blogger League ROSTERS
Published 3/24/2009 by Paul Greco at FantasyPros911.com Latest News
... Adam Ronis Newsday.com Derek Carty HardballTimes.com Mike Harmon FoxSports.com Lawr Michaels CreativeSports.com Geoff Stein MockDraftCentral.com Pete Mc Carthy MLB.com Patrick Di Caprio FantasyPros911.com Bloggers League Mike Kuchera TheFantasyMan.com Rob Reed BaseballGeeks.com Mike Podhorzer Fantasypros911.com Jason Sarney FantasyPhenoms.com Zac Steinhorn Mlb.com Rudy Gamble Razzball.com Marc Edelman SportsJudge.com Scott Swanay FantasyBaseballSherpa.com Cory Humes ...
Razzball Challenges Umpbump: Be The Least You Can Be
Published 3/24/2009 by Paul Moro at umpbump.com
About a month ago, Umpbump HQ received a peculiar e-mail. It was from Rudy Gamble, the operator of the fantasy baseball site Razzball.com, challenging us to a duel…
Well, not really a duel per se since it involves ten combatants. It was more of a battle royale, a gauntlet, a “clusterf***”. Our weapons? The crappiest baseball players you can imagine. Our sword is Jason Marquis, our shield is Cesar Izturis, and Nick Punto is our codpiece.
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Tagged: fantasy baseball, Razzball ...
Weekly Roundtable
Published 3/21/2009 at Fantasy Phenoms
[image] [image] Fantasy Phenoms - "Fantasy sports news, insight, advice and analysis. Everything you need to dominate your leagues." Get Your Fantasy Phenoms + Account for under $2 a month. [image] Fantasy Baseball Weekly Roundtable written by: Brett Greenfield 03/21/2009 Bookmark and Share This week's roundtable question was: What is your favorite method for uncovering sleepers? Here's the link . COMMENTS/ CONVERSATION Post A Comment: [image] Weekly Roundtable [image] Closer Report [image] Nonsense, Tomfoolery and Shenanigans [image] ...
The Fantasy Baseball Roundtable - Week Five
Published 3/21/2009 by Jon Williams (jonpwilliams@gmail.com) at Advanced Fantasy Baseball
This week I have the privilege of hosting this week's Fantasy Baseball Roundtable. The question I posed to my fellow analysts? What is your favorite source or method of uncovering sleepers? Brett Greenfield - Fantasy ...
Drafting the worst...
Published 3/20/2009 at PLAYERtrack Blog
Comments on : Drafting the worst... by: Rob Reed | March 20, 2009, 6:19pm At razzball.com , they do this fun thing of drafting the worst possible team. Should be fun... I'm in one of their blogger leagues, and I will post my "worst team" tomorrow night. :) I'll probably use my NL-only league draft, posted earlier, as my guide. ;) ...
Pirates Fantasy Preview
Published 3/14/2009 by Brian at Raise the Jolly Roger
I answered some questions about the Pirates 2009 fantasy outlook over at [Razzball], an excellent fantasy baseball blog. Topics include Freddy Sanchez, Nate McLouth, Ian Snell, a breakout player for 2009, and the best theme song for the post Bondsian Pirates. [Click here to check it out]. ...
Neifiball Signups NOW!
Published 3/10/2009 by Bad Kermit at Hire Jim Essian
It’s Neifiball time. Rudy from Razzball was kind enough to do the explaining for me in the below e-mail, and those guys are also going to give us space on their forums to trash talk, brag, discuss trades, and embarrass one another. As an added bonus, you guys also get to compete for a $50 Taco Bell prize! Thanks to Rudy and Razzball for the invitation.
As far as I can tell, I’m going to need to e-mail out invitations to the league. So, the first nine people who e-mail me will get into the first division, and we’ll add more divisions as needed so everyone can play. I ...
Thigh-Fiving These Links 3/3/09 Edition
Published 3/3/2009 by Matt Clapp (sharapovasthigh@gmail.com) at Sharapova's Thigh
skip to main | skip to sidebar Sharapova\ Home Between The Thighs(Forum) Facebook Group Follow Us On Twitter _ Thigh-Fiving These Links 3/3/09 Edition Posted by Matt Clapp | 3/03/2009 02:00:00 PM | Arianny Celeste , Thigh-Fiving These Links | 0 comments » [image] Thigh Five From Arianny Celeste! I've been really sick so it's been a bit slow around here the last couple days. Don't worry, I'll be back at it hardcore soon, maybe later today if this flu is gone. Anyway, some great links you need to check out... Sports 2009 NFL ...
Roundtable: Worst Value, First Three Rounds
Published 2/20/2009 by Tim Dierkes at Fantasy Baseball - RotoAuthority.com
I'm hosting the roundtable this week. My topic:
Name the player who is the worst value for his average draft position, within the first three rounds.
Brett Greenfield, Fantasy Phenoms
The player who is the worst value for his ADP, within the first three rounds is Evan Longoria. There is no doubt that he has immense potential, but with your second round pick there is way too much risk involved. He batted .272 last year and stole seven bases. During his minor league career of two seasons, he stole a total of eight ...
SGPs Part III: The Problem of League Specifics
Published 2/19/2009 by Mays at Last Player Picked
I have mentioned that I think Standings Gain Points (SGPs) are a pretty good method of determining player values for fantasy. However, I don’t use them for the Price Guide based on some shortcomings I have found. This week I’m pointing out some of the quibbles that I have with the SGP methodology:
How many types of fantasy baseball leagues are there out there? Fantasy leagues might have 6 teams or 30 teams or anything in between. They use different stats: 4×4 and 5×5 and 6×6 and hundreds of other combinations. Different leagues start different positions: two ...
