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It's Time For The Seattle Mariners To Trade Millwood

It's Time For The Seattle Mariners To Trade Millwood

It's Time For The Seattle Mariners To Trade Millwood

On Saturday, Kevin Millwood spun a gem against the Colorado Rockies, with a 2-hit complete game shutout in hitter-friendly Coors Field. The 16-year Mariners’ veteran seems like he has found his old self and his trade value will not get any higher.

The Mariners are in a rebuilding year and won’t be in the postseason for the tenth straight year. Millwood doesn’t factor into the Mariners’ long-term plans because the club has a plethora of young arms down in the minors. They will trade Millwood as the July 31st trade deadline approaches.

By The Baseball Page
Tuesday, 22 May 2012

Fantasy Baseball: Should You Consider Brian Dozier?

Fantasy Baseball: Should You Consider Brian Dozier?

Fantasy Baseball: Should You Consider Brian Dozier?

I know the Minnesota Twins don’t exactly inspire confidence in fantasy circle as baseball’s worse team. Even fantasy staples Joe Mauer and Justin Morneau aren’t performing at the levels you’d expect. The only player to truly deliver this year has been Josh Willingham.

By The Baseball Page
Tuesday, 22 May 2012

Fantasy Baseball- Week 7 Waiver Wire Pickups: Hitters

Fantasy Baseball- Week 7 Waiver Wire Pickups: Hitters

Fantasy Baseball- Week 7 Waiver Wire Pickups: Hitters

The ever-increasing numbers of players on the DL means that managers need to be on the waiver wire as often as possible. Staying active is instrumental in keeping an edge in your league and with names of hitters like Matt Kemp, Evan Longoria, Pablo Sandoval, Kevin Youkilis, Juan Uribe, and Mark Reynolds, all residing on the disabled list, here are some options to consider...

By The Baseball Page
Monday, 21 May 2012

Saves: The Outdated Statistic

Saves: The Outdated Statistic

Saves: The Outdated Statistic

I played baseball growing up, all throughout high school, and eventually even college. Until my junior year, I was the speedy Center Field/Leadoff Hitter type. The first day of practice my junior year, my coach decided to turn me into a submarining closer, because we did not have a closer. I got pretty good at it, and enjoyed the nuiances associated with being a closer. The one thing I really enjoyed were the pressure packed 7th(games are only 7 innings in high school) innings, and of course earning saves.

By The Baseball Page
Friday, 18 May 2012

Fantasy Baseball: Why Are People Lukewarm on Jonathan Lucroy?

Fantasy Baseball: Why Are People Lukewarm on Jonathan Lucroy?

Fantasy Baseball: Why Are People Lukewarm on Jonathan Lucroy?

While Milwaukee Catcher Jonathan Lucroy doesn’t have as many at bats as some of the elite catchers in the league, his ownership in fantasy leagues (less than 30.0 percent of Yahoo! and 15.0 percent of ESPN leagues) is a bit puzzling. . After all, he is hitting .323, which puts him ahead of all those elite catchers in that category.

By The Baseball Page
Tuesday, 15 May 2012

Will Eduardo Nunez Haunt the Yankees?

Will Eduardo Nunez Haunt the Yankees?

Will Eduardo Nunez Haunt the Yankees?

With the Mariners in town to play the Yankees this weekend there are a ton of common stories to talk about. You could remember the rivalry of the late-90s or perhaps the 2001 Seattle team that won 116 games but was extinguished by the Yanks in the ALCS. The most obvious storyline seems to be the recent Jesus Montero-Michael Pineda deal.

By Mike Silva
Sunday, 13 May 2012

Should Brewers Fans Start to Panic?

Should Brewers Fans Start to Panic?

Should Brewers Fans Start to Panic?

It has now been 31 games and very little has changed.  The Brewers are having tremendous problems.   Offensively they still have not broken loose, and on the mound they still have troubles.  Whether it is a lack of depth in games by the rotation or a lack of closure by the bullpen.  They are underperforming.  So is it time to panic now? 

 

By The Baseball Page
Friday, 11 May 2012

Trading Kevin Youkilis

Trading Kevin Youkilis

Trading Kevin Youkilis

Last week I wrote about trading Kevin Youklis and now the media is following my lead.

By Mike Lavery
Thursday, 10 May 2012

"God Protects Fools and Drunks!"................

"God Protects Fools and Drunks!"................

"God Protects Fools and Drunks!"................

 

Last night Texas Rangers slugger Josh Hamilton hit 4 home runs. Hamilton thumped the Baltimore Oriole pitching staff adding a double to his 4 home runs of the night to set the American League's single-game record for total bases with 18. Texas won last night's game 10-3. 

By Larry Upton
Wednesday, 9 May 2012

Hamels Loses Battle With Harper

Hamels Loses Battle With Harper

Hamels Loses Battle With Harper

 

Cole Hamels thinks he’s “old school”.

True "old school" baseball player, Bryce Harper, being congratulated after stealing home against Cole Hamels

By The Baseball Page
Tuesday, 8 May 2012