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Monday, February 6
by Jay Jaffe
Does history give any clues as to how the Mets will perform with a lower payroll?
by Steven Goldman
The relief locusts have overrun the pinch-hitters' habitat.
by Geoff Young
While it may be easy to root for certain ballplayers, we have to be open to honest assessments of their abilities.
by R.J. Anderson
Edwin Jackson settles for a one-year deal, Casey Kotchman lands in Cleveland, and Todd Coffey joins the Dodger bullpen
by Derek Carty
Counting on a player to transition from teeny bopper to Bash Brother at age 27 isn't a good fantasy strategy.
by Ken Funck
Voting results for The Hall Of Famously Weak Arguments are in.
by Daniel Rathman
Will more players follow Brad Penny's lead in playing overseas for more money?
Friday, February 3
by Kevin Goldstein
The future of the Giants' farm system will largely depend upon the team's most recent draft.
by Steven Goldman
Josh Hamilton may be his own worst enemy, but coming in a close second are those that would scourge him for weakness.
by Corey Dawkins and Rebecca Glass
What if you could only place two players at a time on the disabled list? The history, inside.
by John Perrotto
As the bidding on Yoenis Cespedes begins in earnest, take a look back at some prior prospects from Cuba who tried to make the major-league leap.
by Larry Granillo
Evidence of rampant PED use in 1937.
by Jason Collette
A look at how players coming off injuries can wind up being bargains for fantasy owners
by Rob McQuown
Josh Hamilton leads off this week's Keeper Reaper, followed by Craig, Campana, and Vernon Wells
by Daniel Rathman
Casey McGehee could prove to be a valuable pickup for the Pirates.
Thursday, February 2
by Kevin Goldstein
When the Angels make room in the outfield, there will be a new Kingfish in town.
by Jason Parks
Will Myers hit? Can Bubba Starling star? Could Cheslor Cuthbert chisel his way to The Show? Why they might, and why they might not, is just a click away.
by Ben Lindbergh
Why have two of the top 30 position players since 1950 been ignored by BBWAA voters and bloggers alike?
by John Perrotto
As spring training approaches, we still aren't sure how many teams will qualify for the playoffs this season.
by R.J. Anderson
A look at multiple middle reliever signings; IL MVP Russ Canzler's move to Cleveland; Juan Pierre joining the Phils; and new homes for Livan Hernandez, Ryan Theriot, Carlos Guillen, and others
by Derek Carty
Is the Verducci Effect a red-flag warning, or is it another myth to scare teams and fantasy owners?
by Mike Petriello
Cueto, Strasburg, Fister, and Floyd crack this week's edition of the Keeper Reaper
by Kevin Goldstein
The signing of Edwin Jackson brings back some memories of the prospect that once was.
by Daniel Rathman
To prevent cases of false identity, Major League Baseball needs to look more at the system, not the players.
Wednesday, February 1
by Jay Jaffe
Taking a look at whose season of ineptitude may have cost his team a spot in the playoffs.
by Kevin Goldstein
When confronted with the chance to take Yoenis Cespedes or a big-leaguer, who do big-league scouts and execs choose?
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A look at some of the most underrated baseball films in cinematic history.
by Jonathan Bernhardt
Pitching and defense carried the Angels last season and will aid them again in 2012, though a couple new bats might make the difference in the division.
by Jason Wojciechowski
Jason experiences fear and loathing in Oakland.
by Steven Goldman
A litany of thwarted hopes, Livan Hernandez, Jack Quinn, and other mutterings.
by Michael Jong
Carlos Santana, Miguel Montero, Yadier Molina, and Sean Rodriguez make the Reaper's cut this week
by Jay Jaffe
In which old school and new school find some common ground on Clubhouse Confidential.
by Ben Lindbergh
Are the super-agent's statistics damned lies? And is he any more credible if he's technically telling the truth?
by Daniel Rathman
If Davey Johnson has his way, NatsTown could be even more fun if Bryce Harper joins the team on Opening Day.
Tuesday, January 31
by Jason Parks
Genuflect, genuflect, genuflect to Mike Trout and his supernatural powers.
by Ben Lindbergh
Why the next big step for baseball teams might not be learning something new, but making better use of the information they already have.
by Geoff Young
Though Seattle is riddled with major glitches, it addressed a "blue screen of doom" type of malfunction by acquiring a bat this offseason.
by Alan M. Nathan
Finding out whether knuckleballs actually flutter, with the help of our friendly neighborhood physicist.
by R.J. Anderson
In all the commotion of Miguel Cabrera's position change, it's important to remember just how good a hitter he is
by Larry Granillo
A look at a few "official" Topps cards from 2012 honoring great animal moments of the past.
by Michael Street
What to make of fantasy players shifting across the diamond? Michael looks at the fallout of the Fielder signing, plus potential position moves by Miguel Cabrera, Mark Trumbo, and the already-certain moves of Hanley Ramirez
by Daniel Rathman
Did the Brewers make a major mistake in trading Brett Lawrie to the Blue Jays last year?
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