Archive: armida

Going 9 Fantasy Baseball: Strafford: Roster Trends

While making a move this early isn’t highly advisable, it is important to see if other owners in your league may have hastily sent some one packing or if a hole on your team could be filled.

Going 9 Fantasy Baseball: Jay Ferraro: SiriusXM Recap

This week's show officially launched the start of draft month on SiriusXM Fantasy Sports Radio. Mark Healey and myself chatted with Dan Strafford, Mark Ferraro and Eno Sarris from Fangraphs.com on Saturday's show

NEW Gotham Baseball: The 2012 Early Season Issue

Going 9 content partner Gotham Baseball is proud to announce the release of its latest issue, The 2012 Early Season Issue, featuring stories about the Past, Present and Future of New York's Game.

FCP Baseball Report: Gary Armida: O’s Embrace Biomechanics to Develop Bundy, Org

Gary Armida takes a look at how the Orioles are trying to find a way to compete in Baseball’s toughest division.

Winter Summerland

This year's Winter Meetings in Orlando had a little bit of everything.

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Going 9 Fantasy Baseball: Kurtz: Clearing The Bases: NL Notebook

Going 9 Baseball's George Kurtz takes a look at the news and notes around the National League.

Five Hall Of Famers To Serve As Judges For Mint Design Competition For Commemorative Coin

Five of the game’s greatest players

Going 9 Fantasy Baseball: Kurtz:Clearing The Bases” AL Notes

Going 9 Baseball's George Kurtz takes a look at the latest news and notes from the American League

Going 9 Fantasy Baseball: Armida: Playing For Keeps: Lesson in Patience

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

Going 9 Fantasy Baseball: Sanders: NL Only Week 3 Recap

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.