Posts Tagged Curtis Granderson

Fantasy Outfielder Rankings

We finally move out of the infield, and into the fantasy outfielder rankings. While most infield positions don’t offer too much depth, the outfield offers a lot of bargains to players who wait. If you need speed late in a draft, you can find cheap steals in Michael Bourn or Juan Pierre. If you want power, you can usually find Jason Kubel or Jay Bruce pretty late. Even if you need a little bit of both, you can take a chance with Alex Rios or Nate McLouth. Since most leagues start 3 outfielders per team, Matt and I have each ranked the top 35 outfielders. Let’s jump straight into it.

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Super Bowl Thoughts…Fantasy OF Rankings, The Wire and more…

Cwik and I are at it again for our latest podcast

Here are the topics we used our breath on…

1. Super Bowl Thoughts??? Does it tarnish Manning’s legacy? Is Brees the best QB? Etc etc etc…

2. What’s up with Johnny Damon?

3. Fantasy OF Rankings…thoughts? Sleepers and risers

4. Some top prospect lists are out. Who are some guys you are targeting in drafts? Who do you like short term/long term?

5. Recap of the Wire…talk about some of our favorite shit

6. Cwik’s take on Arctic Monkeys, my thoughts on Talking Heads

 

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AFC, NFC Championship Game, Fantasy Rankings and more…

Cwik and I talked about the following topics on our latest podcast…

1.AFC/NFC Championship preview. Who is the most important person in Saints-Vikings game

2.Padilla/Blanton/Piniero sign, any of these significant?

3.Matt Forte has surgury. How much did injuries factor in his season?

4. Conan O’Brien offered to play for Washington Generals. Would you watch?

5.Mock Draft notes and thoughts

6.Pop culture notes. I have a great movie suggestion and Chris picked up a new album.

 

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Yankees Get Their Man

Granderson Will Shore Up the Yankees Outfield

Granderson Will Shore Up the Yankees Outfield

Finally, the first big blockbuster of the MLB off-season has taken place. The rich get richer, the poor get poorer, and the Tigers shed some payroll. In a three team trade, the Yankees have acquired Curtis Granderson to shore up their outfield. Meanwhile, the Tigers managed to acquire Max Scherzer, and a bevy of prospects for Edwin Jackson. The Diamondbacks come out of the deal with Jackson and Ian Kennedy. While many analysts were quick to jump on the Yankees bandwagon, I think the AL Central just got a lot more interesting.

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