One Day FREE Fantasy Contest – $350 in cash prizes
August 8th, 2012 | by Ray Flowers |
Oh it’s on folks.
Tired of looking at your roto fantasy baseball team in 8th place realizing that you have no chance to win your league? If that’s where you are right now I’ve got a way for you to reinvigorate your fantasy baseball experience for the 2012 season: play in a Daily Fantasy Baseball League.
You draft a team for one night.
You get a result.
You do it again the next night.
Simple as that.
DraftStreet.com is at the forefront of this new trend in the fantasy world and is giving us a great promotion: a FREE one-day fantasy league with $350 in prizes exclusively for BaseballGuys fans.
This league is set up with eight tiers of players. Simply go to DrafStreet.com, choose one player from each tier, and you have your club for the night. Speaking of that…
THE CONTEST IS FRIDAY, AUGUST 10th.
You can play around with your lineup until 7:05 PM EST that day at which point your final lineup must be submitted.
Sign up for the event for Free, and get your chance at the $350 prize pool, by clicking on the link that’s been set up.
By Ray Flowers
Tags: Draft Street, DraftStreet
By Jon on Aug 8, 2012
Hey Ray – I’m playing catchup in QS and K/9 in 10-tm roto lg. is it worth it to use one of my remaining GS on Straily today or too risky against that LAA lineup? Cheers!
By Steve on Aug 8, 2012
Ray,
What do you think of Kipnis for Middlebrooks?
I would move Michael Young into MI spot and Middlebrooks into CI spot.
This appears to be a trade of Runs/SBs for HR/RBIs… which I could use the help. Do you think Middlebrooks could also help in BA? I have Rios, Revere, and Span as my main SB producers plus Grandy and Alexei can swipe the occasional base.
Thanks for your thoughts!
By Ray Flowers on Aug 8, 2012
Jon – Tough matchup, but it’s in OAK and that helps. If you need K/9, I’d give Straily a shot.
By Ray Flowers on Aug 8, 2012
Steve – I know Kipnis has been sucking wind for a month now, but I don’t love the addition of Middle. In his last 24 games he has 22 Ks and just 2 BBs. That’s awful. He still has TERRIBLE discipline. Not at all surprising that his AVG is down to .279 last month, and that .295 OBP is pathetic. As I’ve been saying, literally for three months, Middlebrooks is not a .300 hitter. Given his approach, I’d expect his average to recede even further.