Nicholas Minnix of KFFL.com reports on the Tout Wars Mixed pennant race:
I hate Marco Scutaro.
I was ahead of Fred Zinkie in batting average by 0.004 points heading into the baseball regular season’s final full week of games. Marco Freakin’ Scutaro made my stomach turn at the very beginning of it when he collected six hits in eight at-bats in Monday’s twin bill between the Boston Red Sox and Baltimore Orioles. Continue reading “Tout Mixed: The abnormal, exceptional average”
Tim Heaney, of KFFL.com, shares the frantic, lamenting thoughts over his mixed Tout Wars squad…
9/19/11, 5:30 p.m. PT: My name is Tim Heaney. With 10 days to go, I sit in third place, behind my colleague Nicholas Minnix and MLB.com/FantasyBaseball.com’s Fred Zinkie, in 2011 Tout Wars mixed, a league in which I held the lead for a few long stretches.
I have $0 left in my Free Agency Acquisition Budget.
And I’m resting much of my title hopes on two of my newest acquisitions: Craig Gentry and Tony Campana.
Yup, Charlie Sheen would roast me over this. Continue reading “Tout Wars Mixed: What’s that they say about third place?”
Anyone else going to spend the next 10 nights staying up late and fretting over their fantasy baseball team? Well, that’s what I’m going to do whether I want to or not!
Nick Minnix of KFFL.com reports on the Tout Wars Mixed pennant race:
There’s no better place to be than on top. In roto baseball, anyway. Unless you’re on top and you have a sinking feeling. It won’t take much for everything that my competition – Fred and Tim – needs to happen … to happen. I picked up five points this past week, not a bad time to do it, but I entered Monday sitting on the most precarious four-point lead you can imagine. I’m just hoping that each of these dudes is second-guessing himself (and experiencing an unsettled stomach) as much as I am. Continue reading “Tout MIXED, Minnix says: “No better place to be than on top…””
Brian Walton tells the story of how his big lead in Tout NL vanished, and then some, but he’s not conceding.
Lawr Michaels looks at the many ways first-half hope turned into second-half pain, one of which is spelled G-I-O.
The A’s first baseman earned the top Mixed League bid this week with a speedy rookie center fielder following right behind him! Nick Minnix is starting to pull away, can anyone use their remaining budget to catch him?
A disappointing rookie showed signs of life over the past seven days and earned this week’s top bid. In a tight race, several contending teams used small bids to bolster their rosters for the coming week – this race is going to be close all the way to the finish!
