>Setting up for Joakim Soria, Royals’ pitcher Leo Nunez makes a nice middle reliever sleeper option. He has 7 K’s and no ER in 6.2 IP and has allowed just 2 walks and 2 hits.
>The only way Barry Zito should be on your roster is if you are in a 20 team NL-only league. He fell to 0-4, walking 5 and allowing 5 hits in 6 innings.
>The Yankees and Red Sox combined for 30 hits and 24 runs. Every starter had a hit except for Jacob Ellsbury who went 0-5.
>Miguel Cabrera had a breakout game going 4-6 with 5 RBI.
>C.C. Sabathia has been atrocious. He lasted 4 innings giving up 8 hits, 9 runs and 5 walks.
>The White Sox’ 3-4 hitters, Jim Thome and Paul Konerko are still hovering under .200, yet they are 9-5.
>Go out and get Doug Brocail if he’s available. He got the save, not Jose Valverde, against the Phillies.
>The Rangers and Blue Jays played nearly five hours and left a combined 33 runners on base before A.J. Burnett gave up 2 runs in the 14th inning.
>Hanley Ramirez had his seventh multi-hit game in 14 games played.
>After starting the season 3-0, the Nationals are 1-10 in their last eleven.
>The real Corey Patterson is back and in a 1-19 slump.
>Carlos Gomez stole 2 bases bringing his total to 9.
>Jason Isringhausen got his 6th save, but gave up 3 hits and 2 runs. He has an injury history so just keep an eye on Anthony Reyes if he struggles more.
>Garrett Atkins was 4-5 raising his average to .321.
>The Padres managed just 3 hits off
>Maybe Chone Figgins really can hit. Dubbed a “one dimensional player” he is currently hitting .393.
>This is the second year in a row Felix Hernandez has started hot. Sell high while you can before he takes a dip.
>Rafael Furcal went 4-4 with a HR raising his BA to .407. Adam LaRoche went 1-3 raising his BA to .143.
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