Fantasy Hockey: Slap Shots
By Daniel Dobish | Categories: Fantasy Hockey,NHL
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This is always an exciting time of year to be a writer, but as a Fantasy player, it can be hectic and disappointing. We're heading toward the NHL trade deadline, and sometimes owners can be left with a big hole when a player is rested with his old team, and then takes a day or two to report to his new club. It can turn a four-game week into a one- or two-game week, crushing owners in head-to-head cumulative formats. Click here to read the rest...
Fantasy Soccer: EPL Review Rankings
By Nate Pigott RotoExperts.com | Categories: Soccer
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In the 2007/08 Barclay's Premier League season, Arsenal's Cesc Fabregas scored seven goals and assisted on 20 others. His production the following season was similar, although injuries kept him off the field for a significant amount of time. Then last season he had a breakout goal-scoring year with 15 goals to go with 15 assists. He had become the complete package as an attacker in the midfield, which usually equates to Fantasy dominance. Click here to read the rest...
Fantasy baseball players short on patience … for shortstops?
By Nicholas Minnix | Categories: Finger Nickin' Good
You're staring at Troy Tulowitzki, Hanley Ramirez and a bunch of players many fantasy baseball players aren't too keen on ... so why settle?
The Daytona 500 Speedweeks
By Eric McClung | Categories: NASCAR
The Daytona Speedweeks is the name given to the period leading up to the Daytona 500 at Daytona International Speedway. Speedweeks consist of several races across different levels of motorsports, highlighted by the action of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series.
The extra track time the drivers get prior to the main event offers fantasy owners a window into making selections for the season opener. With a total of four restrictor plate races on the schedule, those that excel during Speedweeks will have an early advantage in those contests. Click here to read the rest...
The Combination of New Coaches and Labor Issues Makes Young Quarterbacks In Demand
By TheBigLead.com - Jason Lisk | Categories: NFL
The law of supply and demand dictates that a thing’s value increases if the demand is greater. The number of bidders raises the price. This year’s quarterback class will probably be a further indicator of that, as eight teams have new head coaches, and seven of them are first timers. New coaches like to have [...]
NFL Labor Negotiations: This One Shouldn’t Be About Winning or Losing
By TheBigLead.com - Jason Lisk | Categories: NFL
The hard negotiator sees any situation as a contest of wills in which the side that takes the more extreme positions and holds out longer fares better. He wants to win; yet he often ends up producing an equally hard response which exhausts him and his resources and harms his relationship with the other side. [...]
Finally, The Rock has come back! Jhonny Peralta, too?
By Tim Heaney | Categories: Rounding the Bases,Snap Judgment
The most electrifying man in sports entertainment is back. Another not-so-electrifying baseball player should be back in your heads.
KFFL’s Fantasy NASCAR Roto Shootout review
By Eric McClung | Categories: Fantasy NASCAR
KFFL.com recently hosted a six-team fantasy NASCAR expert draft that will be played out over the 2011 Sprint Cup season. Our Fantasy Experts Roto Shootout league uses a 10-category rotisserie scoring system that includes wins, top-fives, top-10s, Sprint Cup Series points, average finish, laps led, laps completed, poles, average starting position and DNFs, as a negative statistic. Below you'll find the results of the event and answers to some post-draft questions each participant were asked. Click here to read the rest...
Jason Whitlock Has Opened A Cut With Hall of Fame Selectors
By TheBigLead.com - Jason Lisk | Categories: NFL
Jason Whitlock does not think too highly of the Pro Football Hall of Fame selection process. Before the vote, he foreshadowed his displeasure if Willie Roaf did not get in this year. After the selections came out, he took the process to task. It would have probably died right there with 24 hours, written off [...]
Your thoughts on the CBA situation
By Cory J. Bonini | Categories: Misanthropic Musings
It has been a crazy-busy week for me, so I'll keep this short and sweet. The NFL Collective Bargaining Agreement is on the verge of expiring, as you all know by now, but how long will it take for the owners and NFLPA to reach a mutual understanding? According to reports, the two sides are [...]
NFL Labor Negotiations: It’s All About the Money, Time$ A Billion
By TheBigLead.com - Jason Lisk | Categories: NFL
With the conclusion of the Super Bowl, the attention has turned to whether we will have a football season next year. This week, the news centered around the NFL ownership negotiators cutting short a scheduled 7-hour negotiation session, after the NFLPA initially offered a 50/50 split of “all revenue.” At this point, it appears that the [...]
Fantasy Hockey – Slap Shots
By Daniel Dobish | Categories: Fantasy Hockey
For more fantasy sports coverage, visit RotoExperts.com.
The big news this week is that Pittsburgh Penguins C Sidney Crosby (concussion) is hopeful of returning to action this season, but he is uncertain if that will happen. Click here to read the rest...
Adrian Peterson’s Pursuit of the Best RBs Ever
By TheBigLead.com - Jason Lisk | Categories: NFL
Today’s topic is brought to courtesy of “Reggie Dunlap”, who I judged to have the closest prediction the Super Bowl final score (GB 33, PIT 27) in the comments to my prediction post last Friday, where I offered to write on a topic of choice to the person who picked the score correctly in the [...]
Spring training gives way to unrealistic optimism
By Keith Hernandez | Categories: Foul Territory
Spring training is almost upon us! Although this is always a great time to be optimistic about the upcoming season, take spring news (and performance) with a grain of salt.
The answer to your Michael Young problem? And Grady Sizemore’s road to recovery
By Nicholas Minnix | Categories: Finger Nickin' Good
You shouldn't vow to avoid Michael Young and Grady Sizemore, but note that their cases invoke some trepidation
