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The Disabled List Informer found this 5/16/2008 on www.fantasyphenoms.com [flag]
Start Em This Week Paul Maholm Paul Maholm is a great start next week. Not only does he get two starts against Milwaukee and Chicago, but they are both at home, where he has maintained a 2.05 ERA. Nick Blackburn With a 2.60 home ERA so far this season, it s recommended to spot start him next week against Texas. Odalis Perez With one start against the Brewers, Odalis is a decent bet next week. ... [link]

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Fantasy Phenoms
Published 5/16/2008 by Fantasy Sports PT at The Disabled List Informer
... Fantasy Phenoms , a new venture by Brett Greenfield and Jay Sarney from Greener on the Other Side - has launched today! Fantasy Phenoms is your daily stop for all the latest news, insight and predictions in fantasy sports. Their dedicated experts and addicts are here for one reason only…To turn fantasy players into fantasy champions. ...

Fantasy Phenoms
Published 5/19/2008 by RotoScoop at RotoScoop.com
... “Greener on the Other Side” has changed to Fantasy Phenoms. Brett Greenfield knows his stuff, so check it out. ...

Looking For Strikeouts?
Published 6/12/2008 by Tim Dierkes at Fantasy Baseball - RotoAuthority.com
Today we have a guest article written by Brett Greenfield of Fantasy Phenoms. Strikeout rate (K/9) is the most telling stat when looking for strikeout pitchers.  It's logical that if you were to pitch 300 innings you'd strikeout 200 batters if you were halfway decent.  But the best strikeout pitchers and the ones you want on your team are those who maintain the highest K/9 ratios. They usually strike out a batter per inning or more. Because maintaining the high ratio is important, we'll be looking at the pitchers with 60+ ...

Looking For Wins?
Published 6/19/2008 by Tim Dierkes at Fantasy Baseball - RotoAuthority.com
Today's guest article is by Brett Greenfield of Fantasy Phenoms. Wins may just be the most arbitrary stat in a standard 5x5 rotisserie league.  Many are under the impression that having pitchers on winning teams nets you wins. That is far from the case.  Take the Cubs last year, an 85 win team.  Ted Lilly tossed 207 innings of 3.83 ERA ball.  Teammate Rich Hill tossed 195 innings of 3.92 ERA ball.  Very similar, right?  Lilly finished with 15 wins and ...

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