OF Fantasy Rankings (1 – 40)
Following the format of fantasy guru Nikolai Ballevski, who posted his C and 3B rankings last week, these rankings are for 7×7 leagues, including Chris Carruthers’ CC rankings for each player. Stay tuned for numbers 41-80 at some point in the (hopefully) not-too-distant future. All players have OF eligibility according to Yahoo, with additional eligibility indicated in brackets. CC Projection format: AVG/OBP/SLG/HR/R/RBI/SB...
Doc Calls It Quits
One of the most dominant players of this generation walked away from the game yesterday, as Roy Halladay announced his retirement from baseball after a 16-year major-league career. As a Jays fan who discovered baseball in the late 90s, I was lucky enough to follow Halladay’s career from start to finish. For almost a decade he was the bright spot on team without much else to be excited about. No matter how bad things were with the...
Toronto Gets a Catcher
Step out of the spotlight Dan Johnson, you’re no longer the biggest news of the Blue Jays’ offseason. With last night’s 11:59 PM non-tender deadline looming, Toronto signed catcher Dioner Navarro to a two-year $8 million contract and opted not to tender a contract to J.P. Arencibia, effectively ending his time as a Blue Jay. Arencibia was projected by MLBTR’s Matt Swartz to earn $2.8 million in his first arbitration season. Navarro, ...
Who’s On Second?
Entering the 2013 offseason there seemed to be something of a consensus among Jays fans regarding positions that would have to be addressed in order for the team to field a competitive roster in 2014. The team’s starting pitching ranked 26th in fWAR (6.9) and 29th in ERA (4.81) last year, while their catchers (-1.1) ranked 29th in fWAR and second basemen (-2.1) ranked dead last. These three areas thus represented an obvious starting...
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