It's a head scratcher, but I don't veto anything unless I think people are cheatin...
It's a head scratcher, but I don't veto anything unless I think people are cheating the system. If it's a custom league, I'd keep an eye on the two teams and see if any other iffy trades happen. Then I'd pull the veto trigger finger.
Team A trades Braylon Edwards, Team B trades Chris Johnson. Team A would be left with Ra...
Team A trades Braylon Edwards, Team B trades Chris Johnson. Team A would be left with Randy Moss and Larry Fitzgerald as his top two WR. Team B would be left with Westbrook and Lynch as his top two RB.
The niners don't have a great D and they were all over Hasselback and Seattle last wee...
The niners don't have a great D and they were all over Hasselback and Seattle last week too. I'd go with Palmer even though he's struggled. The Giants D is good, but I think you go with the talent here. If Seattle looked decent last week I'd say Hasselback, but there was no ray of light there.
I'd do it. The bigger difference in quality here is Fitz over Smith. Fitz has more h...
I'd do it. The bigger difference in quality here is Fitz over Smith. Fitz has more help to take the pressure off him with Boldin. I really like Slaton to wind up in the top 10 overall by the end of the season. Drew still needs to prove he can be the feature back without Taylor in town.
With so many guys either coming from nowhere, resurecting their careers, and having huge r...
With so many guys either coming from nowhere, resurecting their careers, and having huge rookie seasons....the question isn't who will be the sleepers this year, but who will keep it up from last year? There will be some sleepers sure....but more fantasy team's success will hinge on taking the right guys from last year's breakout players and not taking the wrong guys. Fantasy owners who know not to get too crazy about guys like Rowand, Chris Young (Pitcher), and JJ Hardy will have the edge over the guys who get lucky on a sleeper or two.....seeing how it's easier to find sleeping giants after the draft than it is to get rid of underachievers.
I think he and Tavares will be dead even. I'd stick with Tavares since you already ha...
I think he and Tavares will be dead even. I'd stick with Tavares since you already have him. He's had a year to get used to Denver and has plenty of pop behind him in the lineup too.
Llyon has been named the closer in Arizona. I think people tend to shy away from him beca...
Llyon has been named the closer in Arizona. I think people tend to shy away from him because they saw what Pena did last season and think he'll eventually supplant Llyon as the closer this season. I don't think so though. I think the D-backs are afraid that changing Pena's role could cause his performance to suffer. As long as Llyon doesn't have a Lidge type break down, I think he stays the closer for the season.
Asking for more than Capps for Billingsly is very fair. Billingsly is one of the great up...
Asking for more than Capps for Billingsly is very fair. Billingsly is one of the great up and comming pitchers out there right now, and he's on a team that will get him wins. Capps did well last year, but Pittsburgh won't get him many save opps....just like they struggled to last year. You may even want to look elsewhere and get a better closer out of the deal.
