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Fantasy Baseball 2010: Top 30 Shortstops
The shortstop position in fantasy baseball was already shallower than a kiddie pool, and now a tricky thyroid might make it even harder to find a decent shortstop in drafts and auctions...
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Rot Your Brain: Fantasy Baseball's Top 30 Second Basemen
Second base is not a fantasy position solely for stolen bases, runs, and batting average. Those days died long ago. Do not be shocked at all of the second basemen with above-average fantasy values this year...
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Rot Your Brain: Fantasy Baseball's Top 30 First Basemen
The first base position in fantasy baseball has more firepower than the New Orleans Saints offense. There is no excuse for your fantasy team not to have a first baseman that can hit 30 home runs and drive in 100 runs...
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Rot Your Brain: Fantasy Baseball's Top 30 Catchers for 2010
Pitchers and catchers have reported for duty in Florida and Arizona, which means it is time to stop thinking about Heidi Montag’s plastic surgeries and start thinking about fantasy baseball...
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Some Saints Make It Hard To Root for New Orleans
Many people are saying that the New Orleans Saints, at least for one weekend, are replacing the Dallas Cowboys as "America’s Team...
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Three Reasons Rex Ryan Should Be Applauded for a Job Well-Done
New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan is a blowhard, looks like he is pregnant, and hardly has the prediction skills of Joe Namath. But the first-year leader proved that not only can he coordinate a defense, he can coach the whole team...
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NFL Divisional Playoff Predictions: Tough Roads Ahead for No. 2 Seeds
One step closer to the Super Bowl, so why quit predicting when I am on a roll? After going 4-0 with my wild-card predictions, I have conferred with the football advisors I trust the most—me, ...
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Playoff Predictions for the NFL's Wild-Card Weekend
After watching ESPN’s documentary on the life and times of Jimmy "The Greek," I have become inspired to rub my Drew Brees bobblehead doll (don’t have a crystal ball) and predict which teams will get out of the first round of the NFL playoffs..
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Three Reasons the San Diego Chargers Won't Win the Super Bowl
A month ago, most of the NFL experts had the Indianapolis Colts and New Orleans Saints playing in the Super Bowl. Two weeks ago, most of the same NFL experts had the San Diego Chargers and Philadelphia Eagles playing in the Super Bowl...
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Rating the AFC Wild-Card Contenders
The AFC wild-card race is tighter than Anderson Silva’s Muay Thai clinch, and the field is more crowded than a Sarah Palin book signing...
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Chad Ochocinco's Signature Celebration Should Be for Chris Henry
Even if you are not a Cincinnati Bengals fan, this might be a good week to cheer for a Chad Ochocinco touchdown. The man formerly known as Chad Johnson has blessed us with some of the greatest, ...
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And the NFL's Most Valuable Player Award Goes to...Who?
Voting for the NFL’s Most Valuable Player is going to be harder than voting on which Kardashian is the most annoying...
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Even Geniuses Make Mistakes: The Bill Belichick Story
Nobody is perfect, not even the most intelligent people in the world. Robert De Niro has made a couple bad movies, like Stardust and Hide and Seek...
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Fantasy Football By The Numbers: Preseason Predictions Shot Down
Fantasy football owners and pundits, including this one who fits in both categories, sometimes make mistakes. Fantasy football owners get ideas in their heads. The ideas make sense on paper...
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Fantasy Football By the Numbers: Worry About Delhomme, Graham, Edwards
It only took one week of NFL action to gray the hair of fantasy football owners. You should always take a deep breath after the first week of fantasy football and remember that it is only one week...
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RBTN: American League Zeroes Now National League Heroes
You want to bolster your fantasy baseball team’s pitching staff? Just pick up the same scrubs off the waiver wire that National League teams are and you will do just fine. The National League is inferior to the American League, plain and simple...
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Rotisserie By The Numbers: Fantasy Football Receivers 26-50
So you are planning on going heavy on quarterbacks and running backs in your fantasy football draft? No problem! There will still be some decent wide receivers in the middle and late rounds that you can load up your roster with...
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Rotisserie By The Numbers: The Top 25 Receivers in Fantasy Football
We have rated the runners and the throwers. Now it is time to rank the receivers! Receivers are to fantasy football what outfielders are to fantasy baseball – the talent pool is deeper than Jerry Jones’ pockets...
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Rotisserie by the Numbers: Fantasy Football Running Backs 26-50
You will need more than two good running backs to win your fantasy football league this year. If you think drafting Adrian Peterson in the first round and Brandon Jacobs in the second will wrap up a playoff spot for you, think again, Vermeil...
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Rotisserie by the Numbers: The Top 25 Fantasy Running Backs
Quarterback might the most important position in the NFL, but running back is the most important position in fantasy football. If you have no running backs, then you have no chance of winning your fantasy league...
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RBTN: The Top 40 Fantasy Football Quarterbacks
Are you ready for some football—fantasy football, that is. There is a no shortage of soap opera storylines at the quarterback position this season in fantasy football...
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RBTN: Chad Gaudin and Carl Pavano Have Fantasy Value!
Chad Gaudin is 4-10 with a 5.13 ERA and 1.53 WHIP. Carl Pavano is 9-8 with a 5.37 ERA, a 1.38 WHIP, and is, well, Carl Pavano. These two pitchers cannot possibly help fantasy baseball teams down the stretch, right? Actually, they can...
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Rotisserie By The Numbers: Trading Deadline Fantasy Winners and Losers
Even the struggling economy could not slow down the buyer’s market at baseball’s July 31 trading deadline. You know the fantasy baseball rule: switching teams usually means a player’s fantasy value ticks upward...
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Jeff Francoeur, Adam LaRoche, and Julio Lugo Thriving on New Teams
Fantasy baseball rule No. 276: A player’s fantasy value normally goes up when he is traded. Fantasy baseball rule No. 384: Try not to draft too many Baltimore Orioles pitchers or Kansas City Royals hitters...
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Rotisserie By The Numbers: Better Values for Hossa and Pronger
You could never tell that the world economy is suffering through a major financial crisis with the way some NHL teams are spending their money. But 40-goal scorers and No...