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2012 Undervalued Fantasy Stars: WR
So you know the sleepers at halfback and quarterback so you’re set right? Nobody is going to see it coming and you’re going to run away from the competition because you already have the inside scoop, right? Nope, sorry you are still need the dude flanking you on the outside. That’s right it’s time for the fantasy sleeper [...]
Tweet2012 Undervalued Fantasy Stars: QB
No one makes you look smarter than when you get a guy late that performs like a first round pick so let’s cut to the chase. Who is this years fantasy sleeper at the quarterback position, the head of the snake? You guessed it, Sam Bradford, the St. Louis Rams second year starter! Okay, you [...]
Tweet2012 Undervalued Fantasy Stars: RB
’12 Undervalued QB ’12 Undervalued WR As we speed through the best sleepers at each position before the season opener between the Green Bay Packers and New Orleans Saints, it’s important to site the best indicator for forecasting a fantasy diamond in the rough. The past. Let’s take coaching for example. It has long been [...]
TweetIntroducing Your 2012 Undervalued Fantasy Stars (1/4)
Every season the best of the best players are scooped up in the high rounds. You know the Marshall Faulks, the Ladanian Tomlinsons and more recently the Adrian Petersons and Chris Johnsons. Those guys are a nice luxury to have and often do much of the heavy lifting for your fantasy league. The one thing [...]
TweetHang Onto Your Hat! Its Fantasy Baseball Playoffs
So you’ve made it through a long fantasy regular season and perhaps you’ve had an easy-as-pie, automatic-pilot, breeze of a time coasting through your league schedule. On the other hand, maybe you’ve slogged tirelessly through the ups and downs, the bumps and bruises, good times and the bad just to finally scrap tooth and nail [...]
Tweet“Hollwood Heartbreak” Fantasy Quotient: Los Angeles Dodgers
*See how the Dodgers Quotient stacks up against N.L. West Division rivals: Giants, Diamondbacks , Rockies It hasn’t been an easy season to endure for Dodgers fans. To say the least. They have watched as their talented club has toiled in the middle of the N.L. West pack. Legal financial problems also cast a [...]
Tweet“Hitless in Seattle” Fantasy Quotient: Seattle Mariners
Seattle Mariners’ starting pitcher Michael Pineda throws against the New York Yankees during the first inning of their MLB American League baseball game at Safeco Field in Seattle, May 27, 2011. REUTERS/Anthony Bolante (UNITED STATES – Tags: SPORT BASEBALL) *See how the Mariners measure up against A.L. West rival: Angels Quotient Anaheim, Rangers Quotient, A’s [...]
TweetFantasy Quotient: Milwaukee Brewers
See how the ‘Crew stacks up against N.L. Central foes: Chicago Cubs , St. Louis Cardinals, Cincinnati Reds Milwaukee Brewers outfielders, from left, Nyjer Morgan, Ryan Braun, and Corey Hart walk through left field after defeating the Boston Red Sox 4-2 during an MLB Interleague baseball game at Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts June 18, [...]
TweetFantasy Quotient: Cincinnati Reds
See how the Reds stack up against N.L. Central foes: Chicago Cubs , St. Louis Cardinals Cincinnati Reds shortstop Edgar Renteria (16) makes the play on a ground ball off the bat of New York Yankees’ Freddy Garcia (not pictured) as Reds Brandon Phillips (R) looks on during the sixth inning of play in their [...]
TweetFantasy Quotient: Florida Marlins
*See how the Fish stack up vs. N.L. East rivals: Philadelphia Phillies, New York Mets, Atlanta Braves Florida Marlins interim manager Jack McKeon (R) speaks with first baseman Gaby Sanchez before their MLB inter-league baseball game against the Los Angeles Angels in Miami June 20, 2011. The Marlins named 80-year-old McKeon as interim manager on [...]
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