Monthly Archives: October 2011

We all know that this year’s class of free agent hitters is a little bit top heavy, with Albert Pujols, Prince Fielder and then basically everybody else.  Teams need to ask themselves if they want to throw money around in … Continue reading →

Centerfield is a position that many teams are looking for help, at least so it seems.  There are very few true impact players at the position, and that rings true to this season’s potential free agents class (though it’s possible … Continue reading →

We all know that starting pitching is at a premium in professional baseball.  How else do you explain some of the ridiculous contracts handed out to pitchers who are mediocre at best ($55 million for Gil Meche anyone)?  That’s not … Continue reading →

There are only limited options for a top tier starting pitcher available this offseason.  Assuming CC Sabathia opts out of his contract and Yu Darvish is posted, there are three starting pitchers that teams will be lusting for.  The only … Continue reading →

We are now two years removed from the 2009-2010 offseason, giving us a much better idea of the contracts that worked and the ones that didn’t.  Just because someone struggled in year one of the contract (i.e. Carl Crawford recently) … Continue reading →

It’s not a deep class of free agent pitchers this season, but that’s not to say that there aren’t options.  Let’s take a look at the best ones and where they may land: 5) Roy Oswalt The Phillies hold a … Continue reading →

The 2011 season had some of the most brilliant pitching performances we have seen.  Instead of just one pitcher stepping up and pulling away from the pack, there were at least four pitchers who deserve consideration for the NL Cy … Continue reading →

Prince Fielder is in an interesting position as he prepares for free agency.  Just look at the positives working in his favor: He will be just 27-years old at the start of the 2012 season, right in the prime of … Continue reading →