Fantasy Baseball Risers, Fallers: June 28, 2021
Phil Backert highlights the top fantasy baseball risers and fallers of the past week, from Astros shortstop Carlos Correa to Cubs third baseman Kris Bryant.
Read morePhil Backert highlights the top fantasy baseball risers and fallers of the past week, from Astros shortstop Carlos Correa to Cubs third baseman Kris Bryant.
Read moreStan “The Fan” Charles shares his weekly MLB power rankings, and there’s plenty of movement in the top 10.
Read moreCampbell University head baseball coach Justin Haire is proud of Cedric Mullins’ success, but he’s not surprised his professionalism and hard work have paid off. “When Cedric came in, … you knew it was special,” Haire said.
Read morePhil Backert highlights four waiver-wire targets who could give your fantasy baseball team a boost, including Brewers infielder Kolten Wong.
Read moreJohn Means will not make another start in the first half of the season as he recovers from a strained left shoulder, though he is expected to start throwing side sessions in the coming days. “I would expect him at some point after the All-Star break,” Brandon Hyde said.
Read moreFather’s Day can be a tough time for those who have lost their dads, like Orioles prospect Jahmai Jones, whose father, former NFL LB Andre Jones, passed away in 2011. “I know he’s watching over me,” Jones said. “… Just because he’s not in the stands doesn’t mean he’s not always with me.”
Read moreOrioles prospect Cadyn Grenier has long been tired of his reputation as an all-glove, no-bat player. “All I can do is try to go out and continue to improve every day and basically prove what they’re saying is wrong.”
Read moreSome recent MLB mock drafts have Boston College outfielder Sal Frelick going to the Orioles at No. 5. “It’s really surreal,” Frelick said. “… I kind of had some injuries throughout college … and to kind of put that all together and see where I am today is super special.”
Read moreThe Orioles’ outfield has been hit by injuries, as Anthony Santander deals with a left ankle ailment and Austin Hays with a left hamstring issue. “I give those guys credit, they want to be in the lineup,” manager Brandon Hyde said, “… and I’m trying to manage it the best that I can.”
Read moreJim Henneman weighs in on MLB’s decision to crack down on pitchers using a foreign substance to get a better grip on the ball, and he says baseball has a history of ignoring rules that already exist — and then making it a big deal when there is an emphasis on enforcing them.
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