Fantasy

The streak is over, Chris Sale failed to strike out double digit batters last night.  He was able to pick up the win as the Red Sox put up 9 runs, despite not having a home run.  This has to feel like a good series for Boston as they now look to sweep the team […]

What a performance by Clayton Kershaw last night.  He went 9 innings striking out 10 and only allowed 1 run.  Unfortunately Kershaw was unable to pick up the win because Lynn also pitched lights out.  The game went 13 innings and there was 7 total hits in the game.  That had to be one of

Not too many stories coming out of the league last night.  As we know, Trout is having a monster year to the point where it’s being asked if teams should walk him with bases loaded.  At this point in the season, I would have to agree and walking Trout with the bases loaded isn’t a

ALL RISE, Court is now is session.  If you haven’t seen it by now go and watch the play Aaron Judge made last night.  The kid can do it all, he is Superman. Some how he is making acrobatic plays in the outfield while he is bigger than New England Patriots Tight End, Rob Gronkowski.

I’m back… huge shoutout to Mario for stepping in for me while I was gone. I haven’t watched a lot of baseball over the last two days, but coming back I can see nothing has changed.  Chris Sale is a freak that can’t get any run support from the guys behind him.  The most earned

I’m back in the batter’s box one more time before he returns to action tomorrow and, like yesterday, I will be basing my picks on the results of my pitcher breakdown spreadsheet – which, I’m proud to say, nailed Sam Gaviglio as a huge bargain play. In addition, the spreadsheet houses my baseball picks, which

I’ll be pinch-hitting today for Colin and, really, returning to my former role – I wrote the MLB DFS columns here on XN Sports, last year. This year, I have been honing my pitcher breakdown spreadsheet – just released on Monday – which I use as the foundation of my daily fantasy baseball lineups. Every