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Posted by Mike Caprio July 10, 2009

Likely outside of our 5 pre-season prediction participants, no one cares—but since there are at least 5—and I said I would, here is an update on how each of us is faring at the break. Click here if you’d like to see our post back on Opening Day.

AL East: Since most of us had the Yankees, Red Sox or Rays winning the East or Wild Card

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Posted by Mike Caprio June 5, 2009
In the “post-steroid” baseball world, we’ve seen some interesting things—unusual increases in obscure injuries, bulky players slimming down to a “shadow” of their former self, and a power vacuum …

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Posted by Mike Caprio June 3, 2009
Philadelphia Eagles running back Brian Westbrook will undergo “minor” surgery to “clean out” bone spurs in his right ankle according to ESPN’s Sal Paolantonio & John Clayton.   Westbrook’s agent …

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Posted by Mike Caprio May 27, 2009

 
The St. Louis Cardinals did reasonably well over the first month of the season without power-hitting third baseman Troy Glaus.  However, with injuries to outfielders’ Ryan Ludwick and Rick …

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Posted by Mike Caprio May 14, 2009
For those who are still “locked-in” to Fantasy Baseball, you may have missed a great article by ESPN’s “Professor” John Clayton on his picks for NFL Sleeper Teams in …

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Posted by Mike Caprio May 8, 2009

 
I was walking along the Seine River in Paris yesterday when my Blackberry exploded with ESPN Alerts, Twitter updates from Will Carroll (@injuryexpert) and text messages from my buddies …

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Posted by Mike Caprio May 1, 2009
Thanks to loyal fans like you, the Keeper League GM community continues to grow.  As such, we wanted to “re-brand” the site with a new logo.
If you have a …

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Posted by Mike Caprio April 14, 2009

 
When Tom Glavine booked his ticket to Birmingham to see Dr, James Andrews this afternoon, the clock officially started on the “Tommy Hanson Call-Up Watch”. 
The Braves have some less desirable options …

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Posted by Mike Caprio April 9, 2009
Long-time Angels pitching prospect Nick Adenhart was killed this morning in a hit and run collision, along with two others, after pitching six scoreless innings in a no decision at …

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Posted by Joseph Buccellato April 8, 2009
National League

 80.5    Milwaukeee Brewers
OVER - I think the loss of Ben Sheets is a good thing for the Brew Crew. Now they can utilize starters who will actually start. …

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Posted by Mike Caprio April 7, 2009
I was watching the MLB Network this morning and Harold Reynolds pointed out, and highlighted in slow motion, the reaction of Tony LaRussa in the Cardinals dugout when Jason …

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Posted by Mike Caprio April 6, 2009
Last night was “technically” opening day, but with 28 of the 30 teams watching on television, today is the one that counts.
That being said, the contributors and friends of …

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Posted by Mike Caprio April 1, 2009
 
 
Our Fantasy Football expert Joe Buccellato yucked it up with Chris “Mad Dog” Russo today, discussing the possibility of the Seattle Seahawks acquiring Jay Cutler in a deal that includes …

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While most ardent Fantasy Baseball GM’s won’t start to turn the page from football to baseball until two minutes after the Super Bowl, the Keeper League GM is already laying the groundwork for their roster.

Well…

I’ve been participating in a special format of Fantasy sports since 2002.  This format, known in most circles as Keeper Leagues, forces owners to think long-term about their franchises in the same way a professional General Manager would try and balance short term needs vs. the future of the franchise.

There are literally hundreds of Fantasy Sports Blogs out there, addressing annual draft order, injuries, for Roto, H2H and Points leagues