November 22, 2008
Shipping Soon The 2009 Hardball Times Annual will be in the mail next week. Make sure you order it directly from ACTA today. 
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Friday, April 04, 2008Fantasy Risers and Fallers? I’m skepticalPosted by Matthew CarruthFoxSports has an article up by Roger Rotter naming some players rising and falling in fantasy value over the first half-week of games. My problems with this are that nearly every players is a starting pitcher, so you're first of all basing this valuation on one start. That's bad enough, but furthermore, the recommendations are based on the results of said lone start. It would be one thing to make a scouting-based recommendation, that would be passably valid since you can draw some conclusions about mechanics or repertoire from one start. The thing you can never do is tell how good a pitcher is going to be based on him allowing one run over seven frames. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||