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5/20/07

Batting

  • Jarrod Saltalamacchia 2-2.  With the release of Craig Wilson, 'Salty' could benefit with increased playing time.  His average is sitting at .286 after Saturday's games with 3 bb's and 2 k's since joining Atlanta at the beginning of May.

  • Jeff Franceour 3-4 with his 7th home run.  His average now sits at .302 on the year, but he's has regressed back to his old habits this month with only 3 bb's and 12 k's.

  • David Ortiz 3-3, with a walk.  He's now sitting on a .314 average.

  • Mike Lowell 4-5 with his 8th home run.  He's keeping pace with Ortiz so far.

  • Coco Crisp 2-4 with his 8th double.  He ended the day with a 6 game hitting streak intact.

  • J.D. Drew 1-3 returning from a back injury.

  • Chipper Jones 3-5 with his 12th home run to continue his hot hitting.

  • Kelly Johnson 3-6 with his 7th double, 3rd triple and 6th home run.  Johnson has had a great season so far, average is nothing special, but he's a great OBP, and will put up good power/speed numbers. 

  • Brandon Phillips 2-4 with his 7th home run.

  • Victor Martinez 3-5 with his 8th double.  Power numbers are solid, and he's now hitting .328.

  • Travis Hafner 1-4 with his 8th home run.  A slow start, for him, but he's heating up lately.  He could be in for a big week.

  • Reggie Willits 1-4 with his 10th stolen base.  Will Garret Anderson have a job when he comes back?  Willits is exactly what they need at the top of this lineup.

  • Mike Napoli 2-3 with his 3rd home run.  He now has a 9 game hit streak and 3 doubles and 2 home runs in the last 6 of them.

  • Jim Edmonds 2-4.  His 3rd multi hit game in his last 5, but his power is still non-existant.  Slugging is .284 on the year.

  • David Eckstein 3-4.  He's now 11 for his last 19, but has only 1 extra base hit and no stolen bases during that time.

  • Albert Pujols 1-3 with 3 walks.  He's quietly heating up - 8 for his last 16 with 4 walks.

  • Curtis Granderson 2-4 with his 15th double.

  • Magglio Ordonez 2-4 with his 21st double.  This year's Jermaine Dye?

  • Ivan Rodriguez 2-4 with his 4th home run.  We are pulling for him to get to 10 walks this year, he currently has 2 - in 150 AB's.

  • Jack Cust 1-2 with his 8th home run, 2 bb's and a strikeout.  He did it again!

  • Elijah Dukes 2-3 with another leadoff home run.  He now has 8 on the year.  He also walked once, to give him 21 on the season.  A solid number for the rookie.

  • Jeremy Hermida 1-3 with his 2nd home run.  Grab him if available.

  • Ichiro Suzuki 2-5 with 2 more steals.  The surge continues.  His average sits at .327 to go along with 11 steals.  He has had multi hit games in 7 of his last 8 games.  One week ago he was hitting .286 with 4 steals.

  • Khalil Greene 2-4 with his 6th home run.  His power numbers have been great this year - he could be in for a big 2nd half.

  • Tadahito Iguchi 3-4.  He's on a mini-hot streak, hitting in 4 straight games and he's 7-11 during this time.

  • Michael Barrett 2-4 with his 7th home run.  Home runs in 2 straight games, and he has hit safely in 11 of his last 13 games.

  • Endy Chavez 4-5.  He's now 7 for his last 12 with a double and a home run.  Despite that he's not worth owning outside of NL-only leagues.

  • Jose Reyes 1-5 with his 24th and 25th steals.  He's on pace for close to 100 steals this year. 

  • David Wright 2-2 with 2 home runs, 3 walks and his 9th steal of the season.  It's safe to say that his power has returned. 

  • Carlos Delgado 2-5 with his 8th double.  He has hit safely now in 11 of his last 14 games and his power should come around shortly.  August/September are typically his best months of the season.

  • Jorge Posada 4-5 with his 5th home run.  He's now hitting .386 on the season!

  • Alex Rodriguez 2-4 with his 16th home run.  This is only his 2nd home run of the month.

  • Lyle Overbay 2-5 with his 6th home run.  This was Overbay's 2nd consecutive game with multiple hits and his average is over .250 for the first time this season.

  • Robinson Cano 2-5 with his 2nd home run.  He now has a modest 4 game hitting streak.

  • J.J. Hardy 2-4 with his 14th home run.  See Cust, Jack.

  • Torii Hunter 2-4 with his 10th home run.  He's having a great season.

  • Stephen Drew 3-6.  He's now 5 for his last 9.  Grab him while his stock is low, although he won't hit for much power at this point of his career.

  • Connor Jackson 2-5 with his 2nd home run.  He has homered in 2 of his last 5 games. 

  • Xavier Nady 3-5 with his 5th double.  He's also 5 for his last 9.

  • Hunter Pence 2-4.  The streak continues.

  • Todd Helton 2-3 with his 5th home run.  Is his power coming back?

  • Ryan Shealy 3-4 with his 2nd home run.  He's now 8-16 since returning from the DL.  Grab him before anyone else notices this.

  • Alex Gordon 1-4 with his 3rd stolen base.  He's quietly hit safely in 5 of his last 6 games.

Pitching

  • John Smoltz 7 IP, 3 hits, 1 bb and 7 k's to lower his era to 2.85 with a very solid 3 to 1 k/bb ratio.

  • Fernando Cabrera 0.1 IP, 3 walks and 3 earned runs.  What happened here?  Time to cut the cord if you still have him. 

  • Matt Cain 6.1 IP, 6 hits allowed, 4 walks and 9 k's.  A three run home run by Jack Cust (in the 1st) ruined his night. 

  • Dan Haren 7 IP, 3 hits, 2 walks and 6 k's.  His ERA rose to 1.74 and he out-dueled Matt Cain.

  • Alan Embree 1 IP to pick up his first save.  Calero got the hold.

  • Jeremy Guthrie 7 IP, 4 hits, 0 walks and 10 k's.  This might be looked back on as the best game of his career.  During his major/minor league career, he has never struck out more than 6.6 per 9.

  • Shaun Marcum 6 IP, 4 hits, 1 walk and 6 k's.  His 2nd consecutive solid start - he's allowed 4 hits now in 12 innings as a starter.  Control had been an issue during his time at the major league level - but it was always very strong during his minor league career.

  • Scott Baker 8.1 IP, 6 hits, 0 walks and 5 k's.  Baker always had very good minor league numbers, but he won't be a huge strikeout guy. 

  • Wandy Rodriguez 6 IP, 4 hits, 2 walks and 7 k's.  His 2nd consecutive solid start.

  • Taylor Buchholz 7 IP, 5 hits, 2 walks and 4 k's.  He's been up and down all year.

5/19/07

Batting

  • Ty Wigginton 2-5 with 2 home runs.  He now has 8 home runs on the year and looks like a good bet to match last year's total of 24.  His plate discipline has actually been worse this year than in 2006.

  • Jeremy Hermida 2-5 with his first double of the season.  This actually dropped his average all the way down to .471.

  • Aaron Boone 2-3 with his 2nd home run of the year.  He'll get time this weekend as Miguel Cabrera shifts to DH.

  • Hanley Ramirez 1-5 with his 15th steal.  He batted in the 3rd spot again.

  • Grady Sizemore 4-5 with 3 runs and 3 RBI's.  He also hit his 7th home run of the year and stole his 15th base. 

  • Gary Sheffield 2-5 with his 7th home run.  He's been warming up slowly with hits in 8 of his last 11 games.

  • Carlos Guillen 3-4, raising his season average to .324.

  • Ryan Zimmerman 1-4 with his 4th home run of the season.  He's quietly starting to heat up a bit.

  • Brian Roberts 4-5.  He's approaching .300 (sitting at .294 now).

  • Tori Hunter 2-4 with his 9th home run and 8th stolen base.  30/30 candidate in his walk year?

  • Aaron Hill 1-4 with his 7th home run.  This represents a new career high for Hill - who had a total of 9 home runs in 907 AB's coming into the season.  He's had a fair amount of doubles int he past, but nothing to suggest this kind of increased power.

  • Hunter Pence 1-3 with his 5th double.  You can't stop him....  Six game hit streak.

  • Nelson Cruz 1-4 with his 2nd home run. 

  • Michael Young 2-4

  • Adam LaRoche 2-4 with a double.  He now has 3 multi hit games in his last 4 games played.

  • Chris Young 1-1 with his 6 SB was pulled early with a strained groin.

  • Troy Tulowitzki 2-4, his 2nd multi hit game in a row.  He is also working on a 4 game hit streak.

  • Garrett Atkins 2-4, first multi hit game in over 2 weeks.

  • Mike Sweeney 2-3, 2nd straight multi hit game.

  • Reggie Willits 2-4 with his 9th stolen base.  He's now hitting .371 and has had three straight multi-hit games.

  • Casey Kotchman 2-4 with his 7th double.  He now has hits in 6 of his last 7 days. 

  • Russell Martin 2-3 with his 12th double.  He's now at .326 for the year.

  • Dan Johnson 2-3 with 3 walks, 4 runs scored and his 5th home run.  His first extra base hit since May 11th.

  • Bobby Crosby 1-3 with 2 bb's.  8 game hitting streak - is he finally turning things around?

  • Jack Cust 2-3 with 2 bb's and a strikeout.

  • Travis Buck 3-5 with a double and home run.  Buck's numbers look like someone that is going to have a very good 2nd half.  This year's Nick Markakis?

  • Ichiro Suzuki 2-4 with 3 stolen bases.

Pitching

  • Byung-Hyun Kim - 5.1 IP with 5 k's.  He started for Florida last night, so you can eliminate him from the closer mix for now.

  • Andrew Miller - 6 IP with 4 hits allowed, 3 walks and 2 strikeouts in his first career start.  Can't ask for much more from someone who was pitching in College a year ago.  He's a good long term keeper, but is just keeping the seat warm for Jeremy Bonderman until he returns from the DL.

  • Ted Lilly - 7 IP with 6 hits, 2 walks allowed and 6 k's.  His ERA now stands at 2.68 on the year with 54 k's and 10 walks.  This is the breakthrough season we all gave up on about 3 years ago.

  • Oliver Perez - 7 IP, 5 hits allowed, 2 walks and 5 k's.  He now has 5 wins and an ERA of 2.90 to go with 48 k's in 49.2 IP.  What's not to like?

  • Boof Bonser - 7 IP, 3 hits allowed, 1 walk and 11 k's.  He's been pitching very well for the past month - his first few starts really inflated his ERA, which now stands at 3.91 to go along with 67 k's in 57.2 IP.  Walks are a concern, but he's a great pickup.

  • Jon Lieber - 7 IP, 6 hits, no walks and 7 k's.  He's been successful as a starter this year.

  • Eric Gagne - 1 IP with 2 strikeouts, and his 2nd save.  Most importantly, he didn't get hurt!

  • Jeff Francis - 7.1 IP, 7 hits allowed and 6 k's.  All in less than 80 pitches.  Third consecutive solid start - ERA has dropped 1.59 in that time.

  • Barry Zito - 4 IP, 6 hits, 7 bb's and 7 ER's.  Welcome home!

  • Chris Young - 6.2 IP with 6 hits allowed, 1 bb and 5 strikeouts.  He now has a 2.89 ERA on the season to go with a 7.2 k/9 and bb/9 of 3.6.  Unless he improves his control the ERA won't remain under 3.

5/18/07

Batting

  • Ryan Garko 1-3 with his 5th home run. 

  • Jermaine Dye 2-3 with his 6th double and 7th home run. 

  • Bobby Abreu 0-4, but leading off for the 2nd straight game.

  • Mike Sweeney 2-3 with 6th double breaking out of a 2-21 slump.

  • Felipe Lopez 3-4 with his 8th double and 2nd triple.  Lopez has had a rough season so far.

  • Chipper Jones 1-4 with his 11th home run.  Only Chipper's 2nd game back from the DL, but he's picked up right where he left off with extra base hits in both games.

  • Aramis Ramirez 2-4 with his 10th home run. 

  • Ronny Paulino 1-3 with his 3rd home run.  His 2nd home run in the past 3 games.  He did have a .470 SLG in AA and AAA, so he could be a 15 home run candidate if he gets 500 AB's.

  • Jeremy Hermida 2-3 with a walk.  He's now hitting .500 since he returned from the DL.  Grab him if he's available - before it's too late.

  • Hanley Ramirez 2-4 with his 14th stolen base.  He batted 3rd last night for the 4th time this year.

  • Pat Burrell 2-4 with 8th double and 5th home run.  He's starting to heat up.

  • Gabe Gross 2-2 with 2 home runs.  Gross is an interesting candidate if he ever gets a full time job - unfortunately he can't hit lefthanders.  Much like Geoff Jenkins.  If anything, this might complicate the Brewers corner OF positions even more. 

  • Chris Young 2-5 with his 10th double.  Multiple hits in 6 of his last 9 games.  He's a potential 5 tool CF.  He won't be underrated for much longer.

  • Randy Winn 3-6 to extend his 16 game hit streak.  He is also 8 for his last 15. 

  • Delmon Young 2-5 with his 5th and 6th home runs of the season.  He'd showed signs of breaking out recently - and it looks that is now full steam ahead.

  • Brendan Harris 2-4 to raise his average to .358, he's now 9 for his last 14.

  • Reggie Willits 3-3 with 2 runs.  The rookie is now hitting .366 on the season.

  • Ichiro Suzuki 2-5.  He's all the way up to .320 now.

  • Adrian Beltre 3-4 with 2 doubles.

Pitching

  • Johan Santana - 7 IP, 4 hits, 2 bb's and 11 k's. 

  • Fausto Carmona - 9 IP, 4 hits, 2 bb's and 4 k's.  Outdueling Santana and lowered his ERA to 2.55.  Sell high - his k/bb ratio is 20/14.  He's more Chien Ming-Wang than Johan Santana.

  • Ben Sheets - 7.2 IP, 5 hits allowed, 1 walk and 8 strikeouts.  His first game with more than 5 strikeouts this season!

  • Tim Lincecum - 7 IP, 2 hits, 1 walk and 10 strikeouts while out-dueling Roy Oswalt.  Welcome to the majors - it looks like it took 2 starts for Lincecum to adjust to major league hitters.  He could have comparable numbers to what Fransisco Liriano put up last year.

  • Scott Kazmir - 4 IP, 3 hits allowed, 6 walks and 9 k's.  Control has been an issue for Kazmir this year, but this was his worst start so far.  Ninth straight game with over 100 pitches.

  • Brad Lidge 1 IP and 2 hits allowed while taking the loss.  It wasn't a save opportunity, but he was pitching in the 12th inning of a tie game.  This won't inspire any confidence in his manager at a time when rumors were circulating that he might be taking back the closer's role sometime soon.

  • Bartolo Colon 7 IP, 9 hits, 3 bb's and 1 strikeout.  He's now 5-0, but his strikeout numbers have been very inconsistent.  Not worth the risk to me, sell high.

5/17/07

Batting

  • Bobby Abreu 2-4 with his 2nd home run of the season.  For the former 30 home run hitting outfielder, we can only hope this is the start of something.  For the record, he was hitting behind Josh Phelps in yesterday's lineup.

  •  A.J. Pierzynski 2-4 with his 7th home run.  He's hitting in the 3-hole lately and could pickup additional RBI opportunities there.

  • Mark Teixeira continues his hot hitting with a 3-4 night including his 6th home run.

  • Elijah Dukes 1-4.  This is noteworthy since he was at the top of the Devil Ray lineup.

  • Brendan Harris 3-5 to raise his average to .352.  He has limited speed/power potential, but he is also 7 for his last 10 with middle infield eligibility.

  • Delmon Young 2-4 with 2 runs.  After a horrible 2 weeks, it looks like Young is finally turning it around with his 2nd 2-hit night in a row.

  • Grady Sizmemore 2-4 with 2 stolen bases.  He is now 6 for his last 9.

  • Esteban German 1-3 with his 4th stolen base while getting the start at DH.  They are finding ways to get him into the lineup.

  • Ryan Shealy 2-4 in his return from the DL.  Keep an eye on him - he had 134 minor league home runs.

  • Jack Cust 1-3 with his 7th home run.  Who thought he'd have more home runs that Albert Pujols, Ryan Howard or Lance Berkman on May 17th?

  • Ichiro Suzuki 2-4.  His average rose from .286 to .317 in 2 days.

  • Reggie Willits 2-5 with his 8th stolen base to raise his average to .344.  Willits is a Juan Pierre type, having hit 14 home runs and stealing 129 bases during his minor league career (414 games).

  • Ryan Zimmerman 2-3 with a double and his 3rd home run.  Zimmerman has been disappointing so far this season, hopefully this game gives him a jump-start.

  • Hunter Pence continued his torrid pace, going 4-4 with his 4th home run.  Berkman, Lee and Pence give Houston it's best lineup in years - now they just need to replace Biggio/Ausmus.

  • J.J. Hardy 1-4 with his 13th home run!

  • Brad Hawpe 2-4 with 2 home runs.  This gives him a grand total of 3 on the season.  Unfortunately his numbers look like a platoon player - .469 OPS vs. LHP and .829 vs. RHP. 

  • Adam LaRoche 3-4 with his 4th home run.  Don't look now, but he's 6 for his last 11 with 3 extra base hits. 

  • Miguel Cabrera 2-4 - breaking an 0-13 skid.

  • Jeremy Hermida 2-3 with a bb.  He was a top sleeper back in 2006, he could finally be getting on track.

  • Kevin Kouzmanoff 3-3 raising his average to .163.  He's no2 5 for his last 7.

  • Damion Easley 2-4 with his 6th home run and 2 strikeouts.

  • David Wright 2-4 with his 10th double and 8th stolen base.  He's 14 for his last 36 with 7 extra base hits and 5 stolen bases.

Pitching

  • John Danks - 7 IP with 7 k's, 2 walks and 7 hits allowed.  Another solid start for Danks, who could improve as the season continues.  Control has occassionally been the major area of concern with Danks, but he has yet to walk more than 3 hitters in a game this year and hasn't allowed more than 4 runs. 

  • C.C. Sabathia - 8 IP, 5 hits, 1 bb and 5 k's to run his record to 6-1.  He's one of the top pitchers in the AL and you won't be able to buy low on him for much longer.

  • Kiko Calero - 0.2 IP, 2 hits and 1 walk while blowing his first save post-Street.

  • A.J. Burnett - 9 IP, 3 hits, 2 bb's and 10 strikeouts.  This is his 4th straight start with more than a strikeout per inning. 

  • Bob Wickman - 1 IP, 0 ER.  First game back from the DL.

  • Cole Hamels - 8 IP, 2 hits, 1 bb and 11 k's.  At the very least, he's the top pitcher in the NL East.

  • Kevin Gregg - 1 IP and his 2nd save of the year. 

  • Jorge Sosa - 7 IP, 1 hit, 3 bb's and 5 k's.  He's now 3-0 on the year.  Sell now.

  • Randy Wolf - 5 IP with 7 k's and 1 bb.  He's is now averaging 10.5 k/9 on the season.

5/16/07

Batting

  • Curtis Granderson 2-5 with his 6th stolen base.  He is quietly putting together a solid year - and is a good 4th OF in mixed formats.

  • Justin Morneau 2-5 with 2 home runs.  He now has 11 on the year.  He didn't get hot until June in 2006 and still won the MVP.  Should end up over 40 home runs this year.

  • Jason Kubel 2-4 with his 1st home run of the year.  He does have 9 doubles, and has started to heat up lately with a 1.076 OPS in the last week.

  • Grady Sizemore 4-5 with his 6th home run.  Good way to break out of a slump.

  • Josh Barfield 3-5.  He has had multiple hits in 5 of his last 10 games - a good buy low candidate.

  • Esteban German 1-5 to extend his modest 5 game hit streak.  He has only 1 steal during this stretch, but with Mark Grudzielank and Alex Gordon struggling he might force his way into the lineup.

  • John Buck 1-3 with his 7th home run.  The breakout season continues.

  • Ichiro Suzuki 5-5.  All the sudden he's over .300 again.

  • Kenji Johjima 2-4 with his 5th home run.  Continues to exceed expectations.

  • Richie Sexson 0-4.  Again.

  • Delmon Young 2-3 with 2 bb's.  He's down to the 7th spot in the lineup after a rough couple of weeks.  Hopefully this is the start of a hot streak.

  • Nelson Cruz 1-4, starting in place of Sosa.  He's been playing full time since 5/8, keep an eye on him - his minor league numbers show a solid speed/power combo.

  • Carlos Lee 4-4 with 2 home runs.  He now has a 1.145 OPS for the month.

  • Hunter Pence 3-3 with his 4th double and 3rd home run.  I think he's here to stay.

  • Carlos Ruiz 2-4 with his 2nd home run.  He hit 19 home runs combined between AAA and Philadelphia last year to go along with 47 walks and only 64 strikeouts.  A solid young catcher.

  • Connor Jackson 2-4 with his 1st home run of the season.  He's had a rough start, hopefully this is the start of something.

  • Hanley Ramirez 3-4 with another stolen base.

  • Jeremy Hermida 1-4 with his 1st home run.  First game back from the DL - is he ready to break out after a rough rookie season?

  • Cliff Floyd 3-5.  He's a forgotten man, but he can be useful as a 5th OF if he starts getting regular AB's.

  • Rafael Furcal 4-5 for the 2nd straight day.  Still no steals though.

  • Russell Martin 2-3 with his 11th double.  Justifying our rank as the top fantasy catcher in baseball right now.

  • Albert Pujols 2-5.  Will this jolt his out of his season-long slump.  Homerless in May.

Pitching

  • Justin Verlander - 7 IP, 2 runs allowed, 7 k's and 0 bb's.   Verlander's k/9 ratio has picked up substantially from 2006.  He did show solid strikeout potential during his minor league career and I'd expect him to end up with around 150 k's this year.  Another interesting stat from Tuesday - 120 pitches thrown.  Verlander has thrown under 98 pitches only once this season.

  • Fernando Cabrera 0.1 IP, 3 hits, 1 bb and 2 home runs - making Borowski's job look much safer.  Has allowed a run in 5 of his last 6 outings.

  • Ramon Ortiz 1 IP, 7 hits, 1 bb and 6 ER.  The Twins are debating whether to recall Kevin Slowley, Matt Garza or Scott Baker to replace Sidney Ponson.  Maybe they should call up all of them?

  • Joakim Soria 0.2 IP, 2 hits one walk and he took the loss.  Not a good sign, as Dotel may return by the end of the month.

  • Jesse Litsch's major league debut - 8.2 IP, 4 hits allowed, 3 walks and one strikeout.  Litsch was an unheralded prospect coming into the season, but his 0.96 ERA at AA earned him a quick promotion.  He's a control guy as his minor league stats show (8.1 K/9 and 1.4 BB/9) so keep a close on him and don't expect a dominant rookie season.

  • Daniel Cabrera 8 IP, 3 hits, 5 walks, 6 k's.  In 4 of his last 5 starts, he's walked 4 or more batters and he hasn't struck out more than 6.

  • Felix Hernandez 3.2 IP, 7 hits and 3 walks to go along with 5 k's.  He's lucky he only gave up 3 runs, could have been much worse. 

  • Jamie Shields 8 IP, 6 hits, no walks, 5 k's.  Another solid start - is he the real ace of the staff?

  • Brendan McCarthy 7 IP, 6 hits, 3 walks and 7 k's.  His last 3 starts have been decent and the 7 k's represent a season high.

  • Randy Johnson 6 IP, 1 hit 9 k's.  He struck out 9 guys and threw under 80 pitches - that shows how dominant he was last night.  Try to buy low if you still can.

  • Adam Wainwright 2.2 IP, 0 k's, 8 ER.  Ouch - ERA shoots up over 6.

5/15/07

Batting

  • Casey Kotchman - 1-1 with 3 walks and a Grand Slam.  He's always had potential - could this be the start of a hot streak?  He also had 3 hits the night before.

  • Mike Napoli 1-4 with a double.  A home run the night before - is he finally coming around?

  • Julio Lugo 2-4 with 3 RBI and his 12th SB of the season.  A Red Sox with a possible 30 steal season?  Stop the press!

  • Troy Glaus 2-4 with 3 RBI and his 7th HR.   He's quietly hitting .324 on the season.

  • Jay Gibbons 2-4 with his 3rd home run of the year.  He's finally coming around - OPS of 1.326 in the last week

  • Bobby Crosby 2-3.  Don't look know, but Crosby is finally starting to come around - 5 extra base hits and 1.105 OPS in the past week.  He also has 5 steals on the season - only 3 from his career high.

  • Pat Burrell 1-4 with his 4th home run and 3rd in the past week.

  • Rafael Furcal 4-5.  Still homerless, and he somehow didn't score or steal a base.

  • Jim Edmonds 2-4 with a double - his 2nd of the season in 110 AB's.  Avoid him until he starts to produce at least SOME power.

  • Hanley Ramirez 2-4 with 2 SB's.  He's hitting .333 on the year with 12 steals now.  Jose Reyes light.

  • David Wright 3-4 with 4th home run.  He's finally coming around as well, with a 1.370 OPS in the last week to go along with 4 home runs and 2 steals.

Pitching

  • Jason Bergman - 8 IP, 10 k's and only 3 baserunners allowed.  (Bergman has an interesting track record.  In his minor league career, his strikeout rate below AA was 7.3 per 9 and in AA and above it was 9.2.  He doesn't look like a fluke, he's young, so he'll be inconsistent, but grab him while you can.)

  • Jeremy Accardo picked up his 2nd save in 1 IP, with 1 K, 0 runs.  (He's still unscored upon in 2007)

  • Chad Billingsley 2 IP with 3 K's.  Billingsley has been nasty over the past week with 8 K's in 4 IP and no hits allowed. 

  • Matt Lindstrom 1 IP, 4 runs in the 7th inning.  He doesn't seem to be at the top of the closer list for Florida.

 

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