Showing posts with label Víctor Martínez. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Víctor Martínez. Show all posts
Thursday, July 25, 2013
Thursday, May 2, 2013
When a suicide squeeze goes wrong . . .
. . . try to find a creative way to avoid the tag, like this high school player:
V-Mart, on the other hand, isn't quite as creative:
V-Mart, on the other hand, isn't quite as creative:
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Good News/Bad News -- 4/10/2013 edition
Good news:
Today's Free MLB.tv Game of the Day is a day game! Mark Buehrle and the Blue Jays face Rick Porcello and the Tigers, who have the oft-injured V-Money back in their lineup.
Bad news:
Today's Free MLB.tv Game of the Day is a day game! Mark Buehrle and the Blue Jays face Rick Porcello and the Tigers, who have the oft-injured V-Money back in their lineup.
Bad news:
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
I suppose this was inevitable . . .
IsVictor Martinez is day-to-day after cutting his right thumb on a bat rack. He received eight stitches.
— James Schmehl (@jamesschmehl) April 9, 2013
Sunday, March 17, 2013
And the winner is . . .
| Round | Pick | Player | Position |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | (5) | Joey Votto | 1B |
| 2. | (16) | Giancarlo Stanton | OF |
| 3. | (25) | CC Sabathia | SP |
| 4. | (36) | Jay Bruce | OF |
| 5. | (45) | Max Scherzer | SP |
| 6. | (56) | Mat Latos | SP |
| 7. | (65) | Asdrubal Cabrera | SS |
| 8. | (76) | Jose Altuve | 2B |
| 9. | (85) | Mark Trumbo | 1B,3B,OF |
| 10. | (96) | Joe Nathan | RP |
| 11. | (105) | David Price (k) | SP |
| 12. | (116) | John Axford | RP |
| 13. | (125) | David Ortiz | 1B |
| 14. | (136) | Justin Upton (k) | OF |
| 15. | (145) | Josh Reddick | OF |
| 16. | (156) | Josh Rutledge | 2B,SS |
| 17. | (165) | Alexi Ogando | RP |
| 18. | (176) | Marco Estrada | SP,RP |
| 19. | (185) | Chris Perez | RP |
| 20. | (196) | Kevin Youkilis | 1B,3B |
| 21. | (205) | Nick Markakis | OF |
| 22. | (216) | Victor Martinez (k) | C |
Friday, March 8, 2013
Pioneer Skies 2013 Keepers
In the 11th round, Pioneer Skies keeps:
In the 14th round, Pioneer Skies keeps:
In the 14th round, Pioneer Skies keeps:
Monday, April 25, 2011
The Problem With Catchers

Catcher. The most important defensive position excluding the pitcher. Heck, even good pitchers can look great with a good catcher. No one on the field knows the opposing offense better and no one else controls the tempo of the game like a catcher. Good catchers are invaluable and great catchers are priceless... Except in Fantasy Baseball...
Why you might ask? Let me answer that question with a question, or rather a statement followed quickly by a question.
Name today's great catchers. Go ahead, just do it.
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