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(by Brett Roberts) posted on July 28, 2010
Sleeper: Marcus Thornton (SG-NOH)
The 45th overall pick in the 2009 draft received his opportunity to start last year and made the most of it. [More]
(by Michael Stephens)
Welcome to The Can of Corn, hosted by Nate Davis and Michael Stephens! Just when you were starting to think you’d gotten rid of us, we’re back! After a couple of weeks of unavoidable commitments that made recording impossible, the guys at the Cafe’s own fantasy baseball podcast have returned with a fervor the likes of which hasn’t been seen around here lately (we promise)! This week’s show is filled to the brim with up-to-the-minute injury news and player updates, rookie developments and even vulture save candidates in the coming weeks (along with your favorite weekly segments like The Hot Corner, Battle of the Wits and Tools of the week, of course), so don’t miss out on the longest, and best, show of the 2010 season! It’s time to grab your glove and head for the outfield, because here comes The Can of Corn! [More]
(by Joseph Malizia)
How many carries is too many? Last year, one of the most hotly debated issues was whether or not to take a risk on a RB who carried the football more than 350 times. The prominent examples last year were Adrian Peterson of the Minnesota Vikings and Michael Turner of the Atlanta Falcons. Peterson went on to have a fantastic year, scoring 18 total TDs on another 314 carries. Michael Turner started out like gang busters until an ankle injury cut his season short in Week 10. Was it related to his 350+ carry season? Perhaps, however I would like to propose that another factor was in play — the additional grind that goes along with participating in the NFL playoffs. [More]
(by Thomas Allen)
Do you know who has the second-best save percentage in the NHL right now? It’s not Luongo or Brodeur, but the Atlanta Trashers’ Johan Hedburg instead at .933 in 13 games, starting for what I think is one of the worst defensive (and best offensive) teams in the league. Hedburg is 7-3 this season and is tied for fifth in the league with a 2.15 GAA. As Kari Lehtonen remains out and has not resumed skating, Hedburg is competing for the job with a goalie 14 years his junior, Ondrej Pavelec. Pavelec has allowed three or more goals in 10 of his past 13 appearances and four or more in seven of those games. [More]
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