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(by R.J. White) posted on May 16, 2012
The insanity continues. We’ll get to our new closers over the past week in a minute, as well as other interesting ninth inning news, but if you stop and review the Safe and Safe … For Now lists, you’ll see that J.J. Putz has made his way from the former to the latter. Putz was one of the best closers in the league last year, but the 35-year-old is hardly the beacon of good health. He made things interesting for himself by giving up six runs over his last three appearances before a scoreless ninth inning Tuesday in a non-save situation. A 12/0 K/BB ratio looks like everything is fine, but you can’t ignore an 8.18 ERA. He only has four scoreless outings in his last eight appearances. Speculators should be spending quality time with David Hernandez, who has impressive all-around numbers himself. [More]
(by murphysxm) posted on May 16, 2012
Last article I tackled the AFC, today it is time to switch leagues and take a look at new faces in new places in the NFC. There’s a lot to talk about and there will probably be a need down the road for updates, but here are the teams that made the biggest splashes so far. [More]
(by Adam Laforet)
One more fantasy hoops season is in the books. It was a pretty crazy ride too – injuries aplenty, crazy out of nowhere players, and a lot of general fantasy weirdness. For some managers it’s time to go into hoops hibernation until October when redraft leagues start gearing up for next year, but for others, and here we’re talking about managers in keeper and dynasty formats, it’s time for the fantasy hoops off-season. Those managers will be glued to the NBA draft and avidly dissecting every player movement while mulling over their keeper lists for next or bidding for fantasy free agents. In the spirit of this second fantasy season I thought I’d take a look at the final player standings and some of the questions that raises for extended-format fantasy managers. [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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