2012 Fantasy Baseball Daily Dirt for 6-2

Making his second start since returning from the disabled list, Arizona Diamondbacks starter Daniel Hudson went eight innings against the San Diego Padres, allowing two runs with three strikeouts to pick up his second win of the season. This week is probably the last week you may be able to pick up Hudson cheap in [...]

2012 Fantasy Baseball Daily Dirt for 6-1

Johan Santana pitched the first no-hitter in the history of the New York Mets, walking five and recording eight strikeouts against the St. Louis Cardinals. The start marks back-to-back complete game shutouts for Santana who lowered his ERA to 2.38 for the season. While the shutout win is nice, racking up 134 pitches on a [...]

2012 Fantasy Baseball Daily Dirt for 5-31

Outfielder Matt Kemp of the Los Angeles Dodgers hit the disabled list and will be out of action for four week with a strained hamstring. The team called up Alex Castellanos from Triple-A to take Kemp’s place on the roster. Castellanos, acquired in a trade last July from the St. Louis Cardinals for Rafael Furcal, [...]

The Daily Dirt for April 13th

Here is a look at at the latest fantasy baseball news from around the major leagues on Wednesday night.

The Chicago White Sox bullpen is a mess after blowing another lead Wednesday before eventually losing 7-4 to the Oakland A’s. Chris Sale allowed three hits without recording an out, followed by Jesse Crain who allowed [...]

The Daily Dirt from Saturday

The first week of the baseball season just re-affirms the rule of not wasting a high draft pick on a closer because of the good chance you can find saves late in the draft or through free agency. The leader in the clubhouse with week one almost complete, Jon Rauch of the Minnesota Twins who [...]