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(by R.J. White) posted on February 2, 2012
The third base position provides a few elite blue-chippers at the top, some rebound candidates a little later, and plenty of potential sleepers in 2012. Our goal, as we have in the last few weeks, is to identify some of the better sleeper candidates at the position. [More]
(by Doug Adams)
Fantasy football is kind of like real estate: you buy the old fixer-upper and you sell it at its highest point. The most common mistake in fantasy football is that guys fall in love with their sleepers just to be the guy who said “I drafted him!” (Eye roll from the room.) Yeah, no one really cares. Here are some guys I say you should let go to get the disappointing veteran with upside or above-average player with weak schedule going ahead. [More]
(by kooljae88)
Eric Gordon (SG-LAC) – Eric Gordon is technically a post-hype sleeper, since many thought he was going to breakout last year. However, due to inconsistency and lingering injuries, he wasn’t able to get into any rhythm. In his rookie season, he was showing serious signs of a breakout sophomore campaign, averaging 16.1 points and 1.7 threes made per game. Therefore, those of you who drafted Gordon expected a serious leap in production. [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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