March 19, 2010
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About Mike SilverMike is currently working in Public Relations for the Colorado Rockies' AAA affiliate, the Colorado Springs Sky Sox - much in part to his experiences at The Hardball Times. A lifelong Red Sox fan from New York, Mike is a recent graduate of the UMass-Amherst Sport Management Program, and enjoys everything baseball, especially statistics and physics. He can also be found at Firebrand of the American League (firebrandal.com) and Statistically Speaking (Statspeak.net). If you would like to contact Mike, he can be reached at mjasilver AT gmail DOT com.Choose year: 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 Mike Silver's ArticlesClick here to view an RSS feed of this writer's articles. 2009Player Profile: Nolan ReimoldDecember 30, 2009After a surprisingly productive 2009, what can we realistically expect from Nolan Reimold in 2010? Player Profile: Troy TulowitzkiDecember 24, 2009Tulo put up quite the season in 2009. But, with 2008 a recent memory, can fantasy owners trust his latest performance? Player Profile: Adam JonesDecember 16, 2009Adam Jones made big strides in 2009, but what is he capable of in 2010? Player Profile: Tommy HansonDecember 09, 2009With an impressive rookie season under his belt, Tommy Hanson is prepped to post a great 2010 season. Player Profile: Ricky Nolasco and sticking to your gunsDecember 02, 2009One of the biggest mysteries in 2009, every indicator points to a big turnaround for Nolasco in 2010. But will he be as big a sleeper as the rebound candidates of yesteryear? Player Profile: Rick PorcelloNovember 18, 2009One of the best pitching prospects in the 2007 June draft, Porcello did nothing but impress in 2009. However, despite all the success, is he ready to contribute to your fantasy team? Player Profile: Ben ZobristNovember 11, 2009After a blistering 2009, what can fantasy owners expect out of Ben Zobrist in 2010? Player Profile: Jay BruceNovember 04, 2009After a down year, what is next for everyone's favorite hitting prospect, Jay Bruce? Player Profile: Clayton KershawOctober 28, 2009With two solid years under his belt, it's time to take a look at Clayton Kershaw and what he can do for fantasy owners. Player Profile: Billy ButlerOctober 21, 2009Now at the end of his third season in the majors, Billy Butler has shown great strides at the plate over the last few years. What does the future hold for the Royals' first baseman? Player Profile: Carlos GonzalezOctober 14, 2009After passing through three organizations in twelve months, Carlos Gonzalez seems to have found a home in the confines of Coors Field. Still, with one failed big league trial in 2008 and questions about his work ethic, is Gonzalez is a good bet for the future or not? Player Profile: Colby RasmusOctober 08, 2009The results are in for the first weekly THT Player Profile Fan Poll, with Colby Rasmus tallying 62 of 162 votes (38.27 percent). While his voting fans win themselves a player profile, Rasmus gets to take home 15 minutes of public scrutiny. Player Profile: Garrett JonesSeptember 30, 2009With over 300 plate appearances logged on the 2009 season, there is still a great deal of debate as to what kind of player Garrett Jones is. Should we view him as the next great Quad-A reclamation, or the next Shane Spencer? Player Profile: Clay BuchholzSeptember 23, 2009Since his no-hitter in 2007, Clay Buchholz has been a mixed bag of inconsistent and occasionally brilliant. Going forward, is he to be trusted, or have his last few weeks been an aberration? Player Profile: Freddy GarciaSeptember 16, 2009While expecting value from injury-prone players is always a dicey proposition, starting pitcher Freddy Garcia seems to be defying the odds as he continues to put together a solid season. While his arm may not hold up over the long run, he seems safe to play over the closing weeks of the fantasy season. Player Profile: Jonathan SanchezSeptember 09, 2009Jonathan Sanchez continues to mystify and frustrate owners with his huge strikeout rates and equally large walk rates. However, the Giants starter may have turned a new leaf this year as he has become one of the most unhittable pitchers in baseball. Player Profile: Brett AndersonSeptember 02, 2009The Oakland Athletics' rookie pitchers have certainly been a surprise and none have seen as much success as 21-year-old lefty Brett Anderson. Get the skinny on Anderson in this installment of THT Fantasy Focus. Player Profile: Miguel MonteroAugust 26, 2009Miguel Montero has surprised this season, posting a .290 batting average with good power. Despite the success, there are conflicting opinions on who Miguel Montero really is. With all the questions out there, The Hardball Times Fantasy Focus provides the answer. Player Profile: Elvis has entered the buildingAugust 19, 2009With an advanced approach at the plate and excellent speed, Elvis Andrus is a great option at shortstop for an affordable price. Player Profile: My street accident, B.J. UptonAugust 12, 2009B.J. Upton has very little value for single-season leagues as he sits at a crossroads for his career. Does he become the next Carl Crawford or Mike Cameron? Click here to return to the home page. | ||||