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Written by Patrick DiCaprio
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Thursday, 03 June 2010 20:47 |
Courtesy of Tim Dierkes, Rotoauthority.com and MLB Trade Rumors, this week we tackle/admit to our worst drops of the year. Check it out here.
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Written by Patrick DiCaprio
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Tuesday, 18 May 2010 00:00 |
This week, courtesy of FantasyPhenoms.com, the Roundtable tackles the following question:
The following pitchers are off to hot starts but weren't drafted. which one is most likely to carry this early success over the course of the season?
Brett Cecil,Tom Gorzelanny, Wade LeBlanc, Gio Gonzalez, Doug Fister.
Though they incorrectly attribute the FP911 response to me rather than Chuck Anderson, it is an interesting read. I will admit that I could not disagree more with the consensus...
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Written by Patrick DiCaprio
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Thursday, 06 May 2010 06:57 |
This week's Fantasy Roundtable is hosted by Baseball Prospectus' Marc Normandin. We discuss what to do if you own Casey McGehee. Check it out here
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Written by Patrick DiCaprio
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Monday, 26 April 2010 11:09 |
From our pal Tim Dierkes at RotoAuthority.com, we have this week's Roundtable, which addresses the players we are most worried about of the slow starters:
http://www.rotoauthority.com/2010/04/roundtable-worrisome-starts.html
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Written by Patrick DiCaprio
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Monday, 12 April 2010 11:17 |
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We are back with a new and improved Roundtable for 2010, streamlining the participants and seeking more detail rather than quick hits. We have assembled some of the best in the industry to tackle the big fantasy issues for this season, and we start with "What can we expect from Colby Lewis in 2010?" |
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Written by Patrick DiCaprio
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Wednesday, 10 February 2010 10:24 |
Courtesy of our pals at FantasyPhenoms.com, this week myself, Adam Ronis of New York Newsday, Tim Dierkes of RotoAuthority.com and MLBTradeRumors.com, Jared Norris of FantasyBaseballGeeks.com and Brett Greenfield of FantasyPhenoms tackled the following question:
There comes a time in each draft where you have to decide between a few similar players. If those players are older, you might not need such a quick trigger finger. If they are young and up-and-coming, you'll have to decide quickly before someone else takes your guy. This week's question is meant to alleviate one of the many tough decisions you might have in this year's draft:
Who do you take first? Adam Jones, Andrew McCutchen or Carlos Gonzalez?
Read our responses here.
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Written by Patrick DiCaprio
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Monday, 01 February 2010 12:21 |
At long last we debut the fourth year of the Fantasy Baseball Roundtable, wherein every week we poll a number of fantasy baseball sites on a given question and give you our responses. This year the participants include a Murderers' Row of fantasy analysis: The Hardball Times, Fantasy Phenoms, RotoAuthority, Razzball, Fantasy Baseball Geeks, New York Newsday (yes an actual newspaper), Advanced Fantasy Baseball and a cast of thousands. We lead off as we do every year with: What were your biggest mistakes in 2009? It appears that many of us made the same mistake last year. What was it? You will have to read on...
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Written by Patrick DiCaprio
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Sunday, 04 October 2009 19:43 |
Courtesy of Fantasy Phenoms, we were asked for one sleeper hitter and pitcher for 2010. Most of the selections are not huge surprises, except for my two, who were Luke Hochevar and Carlos Ruiz. Check out the link for the selections and explanations. And we will see you next year!
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Written by Patrick DiCaprio
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Tuesday, 08 September 2009 11:13 |
Courtesy of TimDierkes at RotoAuthority.com and MLBTradeRumors.com, this week the Roundtable tackles the issue of giving up on your league.
The most interesting story is from Derek Carty, about one expert league that he is in where a phantom rejection of a trade led him to quit. Personally, I cannot blame him.
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Written by Patrick DiCaprio
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Friday, 28 August 2009 06:19 |
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Coming down the homestretch, we start looking to next year in the Roundtable. Everyone who knows me knows I have had a man-crush on Ubaldo Jimenez since he came up, and now Adam Ronis, Tim Dierkes and Rob McQuown tackle my prediction that Ubaldo Jimenez will be a top seven fantasy pitcher in 2010. Will I be right?
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