Month: April 2007

By Dalton Del Don – Senior Writer Whether you’re in first or last place, some roster tinkering is almost a necessity this time of year. Don’t rest on your laurels, as your bench can never be deep enough. Also, don’t give up if your squad is floundering, there’s no need to panic. You don’t need…

By Robby Wellington – Staff Writer While it is far too early to start worrying about your players’ stats over the first few games, one category that merits monitoring early on is stolen bases. Unlike other hitting categories, stolen bases are all about effort and opportunity; David Ortiz could probably swipe 40 bags if he…

By Dalton Del Don NL MVP – Albert Pujols I know, what a boring pick. Still, Albert the Great has only won one MVP award thus far in his career, which is hard to believe. He’s likely to be pitched around more frequently this year, and he bats in the weakest lineup off all other…

By Dalton Del Don – Senior Writer 1. Cleveland Indians 88-74 Overview: Over the last two seasons, the Indians are 40-62 in one-run games. Part of this was bullpen troubles, as they had the worst save conversion rate in the game last season. In fact, Cleveland relievers converted just 24-of-47 saves. The 2006 Indians bullpen…