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Jan
Posted by alangyo in H2H. Tagged: carter capps, cory burns, esmil rogers, fantasy baseball, jake mcgee, junichi tazawa, kelvin herrera, rhiner cruz, roto, tommy hunter. Leave a comment
For players in deeper leagues that find it useful to have a reliever with 70+ K upside or a real outside shot at saves, the below represent some of the best options out there.
Rhiner Cruz, Houston Astros: To say the Astros’ pen is light on potential is an understatement. There is enough with Jose Veras to see him being a solid or even above average reliever. However, once he shows this ability, he’ll be on the trading block quickly. Some foresee the emergence of Sam Demel, but they might be off target in their dark horse saves candidate. Instead, folks should look and remember the name Rhiner Cruz (who was the first overall selection in the 2011 Rule-5 draft)….
Read the full article at The Fantasy Fix: http://www.thefantasyfix.com/2013/01/deeper-league-relief-finds-for-fantasy-baseball-american-league/
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Aug
Posted by alangyo in H2H. Tagged: A.J. Burnett, albert lang, alex rios, alexi ogando, Angel Pagan, baseball, charlie morton', chris iannetta, Chris Tillman, chris young, Dustin Ackley, Emilio Bonifacio, Eric Young, erik bedard, esmil rogers, fantasy baseball, fantasy sports, Gavin Floyd, head to head, Jason Bartlett, Joe Mauer, Kyle Blanks, mike carp, mlb, roto, will venable. Leave a comment
Players get hot and cold over a seven-day period, it’s as sure as the samples are small.
That is why Katy created the Hot ‘N’ Cold All-stars.
‘Cause you’re hot…you’re yes…you’re in…you’re up
Kyle Blanks – It seems every Katy Perry All-stars includes a smattering of Padres. Blanks, a one-time love of mine, is now back in Katy’s good graces, following a seven-day stretch which saw him go 10/23 with two bombs. Those were his first two round trippers this year and he had previously been 3/29. So it’s not as if Blanks is suddenly a solid batting average guy. That said, he was torching the minors and should have no problem batting around .250 with some good pop. He’ll definitely be a factor in deep leagues and could even play his way onto 12-team rosters.
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