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Los Angeles Angels Archive
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Lincecum, Hernandez Still Elite
March 23, 2012Here are the top starting pitching options following Roy Halladay, Justin Verlander, Cliff Lee, Jared Weaver and Clayton Kershaw.
6. Felix Hernandez, Seattle Mariners:
Hernandez unfortunately pitches for the team that scored the least runs in the league in 2011, so you can’t expect a lot of wins for King Felix. Having said that, he typically pitches very deep into the game, racks up strikeouts and wins just about every time the Mariners put up any runs.
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Halladay Top Fantasy Pitching Option
March 22, 2012To have a chance in your fantasy league, you’ll need a couple of pitching studs. Here are the best options as we head into the 2011 regular season.
1. Roy Halladay, Philadelphia Phillies:
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Top Five Fantasy First Basemen
March 15, 2012With the season nearing the starting point, fantasy gurus are wrapping up their fantasy drafts and anticipating which bashers will put up the biggest numbers. Here’s a look at the top five best fantasy hitters heading into the 2012 season.
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Phillies Back to Top in Preseason
February 22, 2012Baseball is just about to get rolling, making it the perfect time for speculation about how your team is going to do. Here’s a look at the top five teams on paper heading into the season.
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Top Five Most Improved Teams
February 21, 2012Championships are often won and lost in the offseason, and some teams reloaded for title runs while others struggled to fill their holes. Here’s a look at the five teams that seem to have made the right moves.
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Rangers and Angels Should Be Battle
August 5, 2011Though the A.L. West was a little all over the map earlier in the season, it looks like the cream has risen to the top, setting up a great divisional battle between the Texas Rangers and Los Angeles Angels, who currently sit just a game apart atop the standings. Though both teams have their flaws, it’s their well-rounded rosters that have them competing at a high level and helping them both pull away from the A’s and Mariners in the division. For the Angels, they’re led by their dynamic trio of starting pitchers that has really picked it up. Though Dan Haren and Jared Weaver, the latter being likely the Cy Young this season, have anchored the staff throughout the year, it’s been the resurgent Ervin Santana who has finally found a groove to help keep the Angels nipping at the heels of the Rangers.
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Cy Young Talk: C.C. vs. Weaver
July 27, 2011After winning a Cy Young already and establishing himself as one of the elite pitchers in baseball, C.C. Sabathia is taking up another notch this season. With a 2.56 ERA and 15-5 record on the season, Sabathia is not only holding the Yankees’ starting rotation together but one would think he would be in line for the Cy Young. But there’s a problem: Jared Weaver. While Sabathia has pitched well, Weaver has been the best pitcher in the game pretty much from the get-go this season, which has helped push him to a 14-4 record and 1.79 ERA. With numbers like that, it will be impossible to vote for Sabathia no matter how many wins he ends up tallying.
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Fantasy Spotlight: Jared Weaver
July 14, 2011Those who have been paying attention already know that Jared Weaver is an elite pitcher in this league. Though he doesn’t generate the type of fanfare as Roy Halladay and C.C. Sabathia, Weaver is putting together a fairly brilliant career, which he continues to add to as we head into the second half of the season. After Weaver led the A.L. in strikeouts last season, we probably should have been more in the know about his potential, though none of us were expecting the type of season he has put together so far.
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Closer Sleepers
April 7, 2011We’ve already seen one closer lose his job this season, as Fernando Rodney has yielded the Angels’ closer job to Jordan Walden, which prompted ESPN fantasy baseball expert Tristan Cockcroft to discuss some other potential sleeper options in the closer stables. Cockcroft notes Kansas City’s Tim Collins as a potential option if Joakim Soria were to be traded. “It’s not that Collins could overtake Joakim Soria, it’s that Soria has been a subject of trade rumors for a while now, and if the Royals look to trade him, they’ll need to look hard for a replacement” he writes. “AL-only owners might find Collins’ ratios and K’s helpful, and who knows, maybe he’ll be next in line.”
