Kuzul

The 2012 Fantasy Baseball season is a month-and-a-half old. Since the opening series in Japan, fantasy owners have been over-analyzing statistics to determine which players they want to start for their team. While fantasy teams appear flawless on draft day, weaknesses begin to emerge as the season goes on. Injuries happen and players can slump at any time. Sometimes the best place to turn to is the waivers to fix a problem on your team.I've compiled a list of eight players who should be available on the waiver wire. If you are dealing with injuries or just need to drop an ice-cold player, look for the following names to help your team out. Catcher: A.J. Ellis (Los Angeles Dodgers)Now, A.J. Ellis is not a name that is going to bring about a ton of fantasy excitement, but he's riding a bit of a hot streak recently. He's belted two home runs ...

Well unfortunately, my fantasy football season is now over. But that's OK, because now I can focus on the more important things. Like the Boston Red Sox, and the epic collapse they had not even three months ago. Remember? It was late in September and the Red Sox had a series against the Baltimore Orioles to end the season, and all they had to do was win two out of three games to make it into the postseason. Am I jogging your memory now?Jonathan Papelbon comes in to close the last game of the year...against the Orioles. He lets up an inning-ending pop fly to send the game into the top of the 10th...and then Carl Crawford lets the ball hit the Earth.Yeah, I think you know what I'm talking about now.Now I'm not trying to relive this traumatizing moment that all of Red Sox Nation was forced to experience. But I ...

Hey, it's only three games into the season. Hey, Texas is a good team. Hey, they're a new ball club this year, they need to adjust. All solid points, that Red Sox fans are quick to fall back on to explain the early season set back the Sox faced this weekend in Texas. But no matter how many arguments Sox fans can cook up to explain this three game skid to open the season, the fact still remains that the Red Sox were outscored 26-11 by the Texas Rangers, and their pitching gave up 11 home run balls this weekend. A pathetic start to the season. But hey, the Red Sox don't play well in Texas anyway, right? Now, I'm not trying to say that the Red Sox season is doomed to be a giant let down for all of Red Sox Nation, but I am saying that this opening series mirrored a lot of ...