PLAYERtrack Podcast #11: Week 1 Review
by: Rob Reed
| April 22, 2009, 5:39pm
Rob's first live show of the season, getting the cobwebs out... he looks at the first week of baseball and the latest news in baseball, along with analysis of the most popular player profiles viewed here at playertrack for week one.
Comments, critiques, suggestions are appreciated... as well as any fantasy questions... ask away.
R.I.P., Nick Adenhart
by: Rob Reed
| April 9, 2009, 8:48am
ESPN is reporting that hours after pitching a stellar, six inning shutout, Angel rookie Nick Adenhart was killed in a hit-and-run auto accident.
R.I.P., Nick. He was 22-years old.
PLAYERtrack Tutorial Video #1: The NIX Tool
by: Rob Reed
| April 7, 2009, 9:51am
The PLAYERtrack NIX tool is an invaluable method of sifting through players who have already been drafted, making your next player choice a speedier process.
My money league results....
by: Rob Reed
| April 4, 2009, 7:26pm
This was the strangest draft that we have ever had, and that says a lot being as most of us have been playing together for some 12 years or so... This was so strange, in fact, that one team took on an ALL closer strategy. No kidding.
I should have immediately caught on when one of the owners of that team asked me at the start: "do we have a minimum innings pitched requirement?"
Closers became a huge commodity, so when I finished my 8 active pitcher draft and only had a $6 Heath Bell as my lonely closer (he was a... [read more]
Rob's first live show of the season, getting the cobwebs out... he looks at the first week of baseball and the latest news in baseball, along with analysis of the most popular player profiles viewed here at playertrack for week one.
Rob looks at the first few days of the baseball season in week one, and looks for some value on the waiver wires...
This was the strangest draft that we have ever had, and that says a lot being as most of us have been playing together for some 12 years or so... This was so strange, in fact, that one team took on an ALL closer strategy. No kidding.
