The Fantasy Baseball All-Patriotic Points League Team: Pitching

In my blog, Pathological Hate, I have mentioned my Head-to-Head Points fantasy baseball keeper league and I’m not ashamed to periodically update on the progress of my keeper team, although maybe I should stop updating because my team has been terrible despite being only a game below .500. But I’m not here to talk about my crummy […]
Who is Max Scherzer?

Scherzer’s quietly been one of the American League’s best pitchers since his arrival in Detroit, but he’s hidden behind even greater things like Miguel Cabrera’s bid for a second Triple Crown, Justin Verlander’s mediocrity, and Jose Valverde’s uncertainty.
Daily Fantasy Baseball Lineup for June 17

After putting together a successful lineup to end the last workweek based around quality starting pitchers and lower-cost hitters, I’m going to start the new workweek in a similar fashion. I’m spending nearly half of my Star Fantasy Leagues daily lineup budget on pitching tonight and relying on hot, cost-effective hitters to carry my offense. […]
World Series Game 4 Preview: Giants Sweep, or Tigers Claw Back?

This one is difficult. Either the Giants will complete a four-game sweep of the 2012 World Series, or the Tigers will make it somewhat interesting with a win. It won’t get truly interesting unless the Tigers win the next three games. Unfortunately for the Tigers, that will take a lot of work, and a lot […]
ALCS Game 4: Detroit Tigers Ride Max Scherzer’s Arm To World Series

After enduring a rain out on Wednesday night, the ALCS resumed on Thursday afternoon with CC Sabathia and Max Scherzer squaring off for what would be the deciding game of the American League Championship series. The only thing that could have helped the Yankees was another rain out as Detroit went on to win 8-1 behind the […]
ALDS Game 1: Oakland Swings and Misses

Yeah, yeah, Verlander Shmerlader. We get it. He’s lights out, but tonight’s Oakland lineup made themselves ripe for the picking. In tonight’s 3-1 win against the A’s, Justin Verlander struck out 11 over seven innings, allowing only one run on a Coco Crisp solo shot in the first inning. It should be noted the A’s […]