So, back to the drawing board we go. The strategy of paying the same value per player in this format did not work out for Sunday's games and isn't something I am going to look to emulate moving forward.
Going 9 Baseball's George Kurtz takes a look at the latest news and notes around the American League and National League in this week's "Clearing The Bases"
"Trolley Dodgers, Pinstriped Yankees, and Wearing Red Sox: How MLB Teams Got Their Names" is the first illustrated book that builds on the idea that kids (and adults) can learn a lot from the names of teams.
So, back to the drawing board we go. The strategy of paying the same value per player in this format did not work out for Sunday's games and isn't something I am going to look to emulate moving forward.
We are trending in the right direction. I came in 73rd out of 404 entries last night. I managed to convince myself that Tim Lincecum was a better value than AJ Burnett and got burned there.
The final full week of April is here which signals a call to action for fantasy owners. The good owner has been patient thus far, making moves for his injured players and resisting the urge to dump any player off to a poor start
Experts have told me that early round picks in your fantasy baseball drafts should be the easiest. You should spend the least amount of time because all of the players are great players and should produce similar numbers.
Have you ever heard of Murphy’s Law? It’s the old adage that suggests “Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong”. That summarized my team quite nicely in week three.