Damon to the Tigers

Detroit has reportedly signed Johnny Damon to a 1 year 8 million dollar deal. I’m not exactly surprised, but I don’t think the Tigers are going to get the production Damon had in 2009- at least from a power numbers standpoint. The one thing I do see coming in handy is guys feeding off of [...]

Are Scott Boras and Money Ruining Baseball?

Ah Scott Boras. The sports agent fans love to hate. Personally I don’t really understand why. Scott Boras is a sports agent, and his job is to get his clients the most money and the best deals he can so why the outcry? Well, I tend to believe Boras is hated because he makes the [...]

Fantasy Baseball Planning Part II

Last week, I posted Fantasy Baseball Planning Part I, where I laid out some of the tools and methods to use for a fantasy draft. In Part II, I’m going to go a little more in depth. Positional Scarcity If you’ve looked at a list of players at all this offseason, you’ve noticed that there [...]

Top 50 Fantasy Relief Pitchers

Tony Andracki Bringingheat.com Lead Journalist 1. Jonathan Papelbon BOS Relief pitchers is one of the toughest positions to rank, because preseason, it’s near impossible to tell who will be best when the clock strikes midnight because so many things factor into the final decision—ERA, saves, strikeouts, wins, etc. It’s too hard to decipher whether a [...]

Top 5 lead-off men in MLB

What makes a good lead-off hitter is an open-ended debate. What remains the most universally important trait is reliant on purely getting on base as much as possible. Whether the player does this through incredible patience or stressing more on stellar contact abilities, it needs to be done in order to be effective. What’s more [...]

The Right Call

So, I was watching Baseball Tonight a few days ago, and the analysts were discussing something very interesting: technology. Now, I’m going to preface this by saying I generally don’t like Baseball Tonight or ESPN’s baseball coverage in general very much. However, I don’t have MLB Network and anything baseball related is helping me endure [...]

Spotlight on San Diego’s Everth Cabrera

The Padres have some young talent brewing in southern California. Keep in mind this team does not really have playoff dreams in 2010, there are still plenty of things to enjoy in the new year. Outside of the ever-fantastic Adrian Gonzalez, fans can keep their eyes set on the 23-year-old starting shortstop (and former “rule [...]

Top 100 Fantasy Starting Pitchers

Tony Andracki Bringingheat.com Lead Journalist 1. Tim Lincecum SF After two straight NL Cy Young awards, Lincecum is clearly the No. 1 fantasy pitcher. The long-locked little big man has been nothing short of a monster in the fantasy world. His ridiculous strikeout totals are only upstaged by his microscopic ERA and he will rack [...]

The Curious Case of the White Sox DH

This summarizes the current DH situation for the Chicago White Sox for the 2010 season.

The MLB’s Most Underrated Lineup

Tony Andracki Bringingheat Lead Journalist The Baltimore Orioles. Yes, seriously, the team that went 64-98 last year and finished as the 11th ranked American League team in runs scored. The O’s are the definition of an up-and-coming offense. With two of the top young guys in the game—24-year-old center fielder Adam Jones and arguably the [...]

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