Showing posts with label russell martin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label russell martin. Show all posts

Thursday, March 5, 2009

Manny

The Manny situation is finally over. It was a pretty stupid few weeks where both sides tried to get their way. Anyways, back to the fantasy world. No matter where Manny goes he is going to hit and he's going to hit as a premium fantasy hitter. So, his signing doesn't change his fantasy status.

People who bat around him will benefit greatly from his amazing ability to hit. Players like Kemp, Ethier, Furcal, Martin, and maybe even Hudson will find some extra runs and a few better pitches to hit. The value of those guys increase. Make sure to keep those guys on your fantasy radars especially since drafts are quickly approaching.

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Monday, April 21, 2008

Martin and Doumit

R. Martin of the Dodgers is coming back strong after a slow start to the season. In the past week, Martin has batted .300 with 5R, 2HR, and 2RBI. For all those owners who panicked and traded or dropped him should be kicking themselves. Owners, this was the best fantasy catcher in baseball...you don't go jumping overboard with 2 weeks of poor play. Owners who received Martin in a trade for low value, start counting the days because a championship is on its way.

R. Doumit of the Pirates is a catcher you should keep an eye out for. He's batting .320 and has added 4HR's in the past 10 games. Owners who weren't able to grab any of the top five catchers...this is a great guy to grab now to enjoy his hot streak. In 2007, Doumit had 252AB's and hit 9 HR's. If he can stay healthy he can be a productive catcher in all fantasy formats.

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Thursday, April 17, 2008

R. Martin

R. Martin of the Dodgers is finding his swing again. He's hit safely in the past two games, which includes a homer. Owners of Martin who panicked by dropping him or trading him for lower than true value should be kicking themselves in their asses. Martin is the top fantasy catcher and starting a season cold doesn't justify a drop/trade, unless the trade brings in fair market value in return.

Owners, he's back!

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