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Free site dedicated to all fantasy baseball enthusiasts, featuring forums, strategy advice, player rankings, cheat sheets, sleepers and humor, all in a friendly cafe atmosphere.Sun, 11 Oct 2009 06:21:49 -0500http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4hourly1Comment on Dead Weight: Pitchers by kab21
http://www.fantasybaseballcafe.com/2009/tips_dead_weight_pitchers.php?cpage=1#comment-35
kab21Sun, 11 Oct 2009 06:21:49 +0000http://www.fantasybaseballcafe.com/2009/tips_dead_weight_pitchers.php#comment-35Ervin Santana deserves honorable mention in the bust category. Fortunately I only got him on one team. Also fortunately an HM stud after studs Jair Jurrjens balanced that out.
I agree - load up on pitchers in the middle rounds.Ervin Santana deserves honorable mention in the bust category. Fortunately I only got him on one team. Also fortunately an HM stud after studs Jair Jurrjens balanced that out.
I agree – load up on pitchers in the middle rounds.
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chris8Fri, 09 Oct 2009 19:06:10 +0000http://www.fantasybaseballcafe.com/2009/tips_waiver100709.php#comment-34Doh! "Pogo'd" would have been much better!
(I blame the editors) ;)Doh! “Pogo’d” would have been much better!
(I blame the editors) ;)
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silverZFri, 09 Oct 2009 18:34:53 +0000http://www.fantasybaseballcafe.com/2009/tips_waiver100709.php#comment-33Great work guys. Helped me make a couple key pickups/trades.Great work guys. Helped me make a couple key pickups/trades.
]]>Comment on Wednesday’s Wide World of Waivers: End of Season Review by ayebatter
http://www.fantasybaseballcafe.com/2009/tips_waiver100709.php?cpage=1#comment-32
ayebatterFri, 09 Oct 2009 16:22:19 +0000http://www.fantasybaseballcafe.com/2009/tips_waiver100709.php#comment-32"Tom has pogoed his way to victory", although I think Pogo'd would have looked better in print.
Nice work this season, both of ya. !!“Tom has pogoed his way to victory”, although I think Pogo’d would have looked better in print.
Nice work this season, both of ya. !!
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silverZThu, 08 Oct 2009 20:01:50 +0000http://www.fantasybaseballcafe.com/2009/tips_dead_weight_hitters.php#comment-31Good stuff.Good stuff.
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(by Chris Routledge)
Welcome to the final waiver column of 2009. Hopefully you’re reading this as champion of your league, and if a suggestion or two from this column helped, so much the better! For myself, I won one league (a 16-team dynasty) finished runner-up in a couple more, but finally relinquished my H2HWS title after four straight years of success. C’est la vie …
Anyway, as we settle back to enjoy the post-season (once again without my beloved Mets, although at least this year I knew they were done well before the final day!), here’s a final review of the waiver wire selections from Tom and myself, picking up from where we left off (June 10th). [More]Fantasy Baseball Cafe
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(by Cary James)
It’s the end of the fantasy season, so let’s take stock of this season’s draft busts and see how they will influence your draft next season. I contend that paying early for starters or closers is too risky a proposition. For every Roy Halladay or Mariano Rivera, there are Ervin Santana’s or Brad Lidge’s waiting to blow up. Let’s take stock and see what we learned. [More]
(by R.J. White)
You probably didn’t notice this, but there’s a starting pitcher available in most leagues that has a 0.00 ERA over the last month — and no, it’s not someone that hasn’t played. This guy has a 1.71 ERA and 0.76 WHIP since the All-Star break, posting over a K an inning in the process. Intrigued? I’d be too. These numbers are a bit skewed, as he’s only made two starts over his 31.2 post-All Star innings, but it’s plain to see: give Robinson Tejeda the ball, and he’ll get people out. [More]
(by R.J. White)
I hope all you Cafe members are destroying the non-Cafe members in your leagues. You can still reach us at fbcmailbag@gmail.com with any questions, even this late in the season. [More]
(by Cary James)
Everyone has their favorite fantasy hitters. Now that the 2009 regular season closed up shop, I’d like to look ahead to 2010 to help us all avoid drafting the next Carlos Beltran or Lance Berkman. [More]
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Dead Weight: Hitters Everyone has their favorite fantasy hitters. Now that the 2009 regular season closed up shop, I'd like to look ahead to 2010 to help us all avoid drafting the next Carlos Beltran ... [More]
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