We all know who Roy Halladay is. In case you have been living in a cave the past few years, Roy is arguably the best pitcher in baseball. While he may not win the NL Cy Young Award this year (there is some stiff competition), he has shown that he is a class act and truly appreciates everyone around him.
Back on May 29th Roy pitched a perfect game in Florida against the Marlins. ...
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The Saint Louis Cardinals needed a three bagger, and today they filled that hole by acquiring Pedro Feliz from the Houston Astros. In order to nab Feliz, the Cards sent Carpenter to the Astros. No, not Chris Carpenter, that would be lunacy in its finest form. This Carpenter is David, a minor league pitcher.
Word out of Cincinnati, Atlanta, San Diego and Philadelphia was hard to ...
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Welcome to Super Two's Day, where your favorite prospect gets the nod because the calendar has finally flipped enough times. Not only do we get to see Stephen Strasburg, er, Jesus make his MLB debut today, but we also get to see Mike Stanton get the call for the Marlins. Huge day in the NL East, to be certain, but an even bigger day in your fantasy league. Those of you who took m...
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Wow, it has already been 24 days since our last update on Mike Stanton. Since then, Stanton his a small slump, but busted out in a big way. His current numbers are a massive 17 homers, 1.146 OPS, .306 AVG, 44 RBIs and 33 Runs. Sure, he has also sports a 37:45 BB:K ratio, but with on OBP of .440 it obviously has not been an issue in AA. The reason for today's update is that ...
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According to Bill Ladson, who covers the Nationals for MLB.com, Stephen Strasburg could make his debut in the Bigs when the Pirates come to National Park June 8th through the 10th. Ladson says that a "team source" supplied the information, but it does not seem to be confidential to the team. Just take Nyjer Morgan's take on dude possibly making his first start against Morgan's former t...
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Remember last week when I told you about Mike Stanton? In an effort to bring you top of the line content, here is the follow up that was promised.
Stanton is the top prospect in the Marlins system. There are a lot of reasons why, his power numbers the most obvious. Stanton is a big boy at 6'5", 230lbs. He is also fast as all get out. There is a reason that Pete Carro...
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