Proof that Rotoworld is as clueless as the others...

[rlee]

People can knock Rotoworld all they want. I make it my first internet stop of the day with my morning coffee. I even get up 15 minutes early so I can check them out before I leave.

Rotoworld, you have helped me innumerably over the last three years that I have found the Wonderful World of Fantasy
Baseball

[chief knockohoma]

Rotoworld rocks!

I suppose i could get mad at them for influencing me to trade away Garrett Atkins last year in the midst of a championship run.

I had him on my ML roster and they kept saying over and over how he was such a bad defensive player that he was no longer in the Rockies plans...well, looks like they were wrong...

but I'm the fool for acting too hasty and not them....

So they made a minor factual mistake about which hand.

Who cares?

[nsulham]

Rotoworld is my second stop everyday after the Cafe and I don't know what I'd do without it

[pedrosanpedro]

For sure Rotoworld is a big part of my fantasy daily dose.... quality stuff, up to date, and FREE (thanks guys!)! I guess if one doesn't like it, one doesn't need to look at it. As for erroneous posts, it happens, and I always cross reference with other sites anyway (there's lots out there), so misinformation and incorrect posts won't sabotage my draft.

[Rotoworld]

Thanks for the kind words guys - much appreciated.

Also to the person that said "jack of all trades - master of none". Matthew Pouliot does fantasy baseball about 15 hours a day 7 days a week 365 days a year. He has no football, basketball responsibilities. If there was anyone I would trust - it would be him.

Good Luck in 2005...
-Rick

[Pedantic]

This isn't a thread about Rotoworld so much as it is a thread about Yanks04's hatred of Brown. So instead of trying to play semantics, just say what you really mean: Brown is junk and you don't think anyone should be recommending him as a fantasy pitcher. Deny it all you want, but that's the unabashed truth right there. Skip the petty issues and get to the point. And while you're at it, why not save some time and tell us what you think about Vazquez, too?

P.S. Nothin' personal, Yanks, you have my respect for a number of other occasions, but good Lord, man, just out and say it.

[TheRock]

Thanks for the kind words guys - much appreciated.

Also to the person that said "jack of all trades - master of none". Matthew Pouliot does fantasy baseball about 15 hours a day 7 days a week 365 days a year. He has no football, basketball responsibilities. If there was anyone I would trust - it would be him.

Good Luck in 2005...
-Rick

I've called Pouliot a stinkin' genius more than once on this site. I tend to agree with most everything he says.

What I really appreciate about the guy is he has always answered me if I send him an e-mail. And in a timely fashion. Only "expert" I know I can rely on if I want to get an "expert" opinion on something. Pretty classy I thought.

[wrveres]

I've called Pouliot a stinkin' genius more than once on this site. I tend to agree with most everything he says.

What I really appreciate about the guy is he has always answered me if I send him an e-mail. And in a timely fashion.

you too ??

dang, I thought I was special

[Surfs up]

If Rotoworld indeed made a mistake oh well. You shouldn't be deciding on what players to keep and go after totally by what writers from all of these sites say anyway. There is so much information avalible to you that you should come to your own conclutions about players.
I read the site several times a day.I think its great stuff. I also read others site.
Not everybody on this site is an expert. You don't see any bashing if somebody disagrees with a post. They just state their opinion.
Cut them some slack. Keep the nasty comments to yourself.

[Pacman]

Not really sucking up here, Cafe folks, but bottom line, I learn more by reading all the varying opinions on a good topic in HERE than I do by any singular "expert" article on any fantasy site.

There are folks in here who are AS knowlegable about fantasy baseball as any paid expert (if not more).

If you're wondering whether to use an early second-round pick on Carl Crawford, or use the pick on a stud starting pitcher, you find some debate on the topic in here, and you get EVERY side of the issue. You read intelligent thoughts on taking Crawford, you get conflicting but also intelligent thoughts on going with the arm. You also get humor that is lacking in 99% of "expert" articles.

I read the experts too, but when I have a key decision to make about my beloved fantasy squad, this is the singularly most valuable Internet stop I can make.