Welcome to the final scheduled day of the regular season. Best of luck to all teams fighting for the division title or at least a wild card berth. It should be a grand day for baseball.
On today’s agenda:
1. Rusney Castillo is flashing his tools
2. Thoughts on Daniel Nava
3. The daily five
On September 30th, the film “Serenity” will celebrate its 9th anniversary. The continuation of the TV series “Firefly,” Serenity is another Joss Whedon creation and both are well worth watching.
On today’s agenda:
1. A big day from Yasmani Grandal
2. Jason Hammel’s solid start and season
3. The daily five
Today is my last day shepherding the Roto Riteup through the 2014 season. While it’s fresh on your mind, please provide some feedback in the comments if you have ideas for what we could do better in 2015.
On today’s agenda:
1. Pitching Changes
2. Fun with arbitrary endpoints
3. The Final Fourteen Five
Let’s be honest — with the season winding down, there’s really not much to talk about here at the Roto Riteup. So, today we’re going to look mainly on recent trends and whatnot, focusing on hitters. Tomorrow with focus on the pitching side, so don’t get your panties in a bunch.
Sometimes late season trends can carry into the next season, and while it’s not a majority of the time, it’s still worth keeping watch over. You never know what kind of goodies you might find.
On today’s agenda:
1. Pitching changes
2. Fun with arbitrary endpoints
3. The Flapping Five
Yesterday marked the 15th anniversary of “The West Wing” debuting on NBC. How I overlooked that is a terrible mistake and I ask your forgiveness.
On today’s agenda:
1. Tyson Ross is done for the season
2. Gregor Blanco’s quiet production
3. A strong start from Tyler Matzek
4. The daily five
Welcome to the final Monday of the 2014 regular season! It’s been a wild ride and I wish you all the best here in these final days.
On today’s agenda:
1. Masahiro Tanaka’s return
2. Thoughts on Eric Hosmer
3. The daily five
Change of plans, Roto Riteup readers. You get stuck with me again today, but do not fear, Wiers assures me he will be finished with his killing spree come tomorrow.
Hopefully today is the day when you wrap up your league title, make the championship matchup, or finish your opponents off in roto leagues. Personally, I’m looking for good starts from Jacob deGrom and Alfredo Simon as my co-owner and I try to hold off a charge and leave with the cup in our hometown league.
On today’s agenda:
1. Ryan Zimmerman returns
2. Jose Bautista’s big day
3. Fun with arbitrary endpoints
4. The Falsetto Five
Happy weekend, baseball fans. Today’s Roto Riteup is filled with arbitrary goodness.
On today’s agenda:
1. Brandon Belt is back
2. Carlos Frias to start Sunday
3. Fun with arbitrary endpoints
4. The Falsidical Five
Good news, Roto Riteup readers! You get to read me today and tomorrow instead of Mr. Wiers, who I assume is meeting up with his fellow serial killers at a convention center in Florida.
On today’s agenda:
1. Giancarlo Stanton done for the year
2. Jered Weaver will start Saturday
3. Nolan Arenado’s 2014 may be done
4. Taijuan Walker starting today
5. The Friday Five
Today’s Roto Riteup is being brought to you in heartbreak central, aka Oakland, California. I saw the events of the game unfold…I don’t really want to talk about it anymore.
On today’s agenda:
1. Carlos Carrasco does it again
2. Thoughts on the Colorado Rockies catchers
3. Norichika Aoki is on fire
4. The daily five