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Happy Holidays out there to everyone who celebrates. Even if they don’t, their team is still looking for a major piece to help them improve for 2019. Here is a list looking at what their top wish might be, and an article to help you pass the time over the holidays. Arizona Diamondbacks- More Prospects…
NL Cy Young candidates Max Scherzer and Aaron Nola faced off Thursday afternoon at Nationals Park. Nola threw eight shutout innings, giving up five hits, walking one and striking out nine. He improved to 15-3 and lowered his era to 2.13. Nola impressed as he out dueled the best pitcher in baseball and got himself…
When they were children, today’s MLB players dreamed about hitting a home run in a sold-out ballpark. Now, those same children have made their marks as household names, along with snagging Gold Gloves and Silver Slugger awards along the way. Here is a look at some of the league’s best batters of 2018 so far.…
2017: 66-96 (fifth place in NL East) Last Postseason Appearance: 2011 Last World Series Title: 2008 2017 recap From 2007-2011, the Phillies made the postseason five times, won the 2008 World Series, and were two wins away from going back-to-back in 2009. From 2013-2017, Philadelphia has zero playoff berths, and is averaging around 69 wins…
With about a quarter of the MLB season in the books, it is time to continue our fantasy baseball weekly update. We will continue to notify owners about which players are hot, or cold, and whether they will remain trending in that direction. Previous weekly fantasy baseball updates can be found at thegamehaus.com/fantasy. Who’s Hot…
I present to you my 2017 fantasy baseball center field rankings. The top 25 center fielders have been grouped into four tiers, with the top and bottom player of each tier profiled below. Honorable Mentions: Jacoby Ellsbury (NYY), Curtis Granderson (NYM), Jason Heyward (CHC), Kevin Pillar (TOR), Kevin Kiermaier (TB), Leonys Martin (SEA), Travis Janikowski (SD),…
Opening Day is 44 days away, and Spring Training is already here. We are going to take a division by division look at each team and try to predict their 2017 season. Let’s take a look at the National League East. Philadelphia Phillies – Fifth The 2017 season will be another long one for the Phillies.…
The Game Haus presents you with its third installment of fantasy baseball tips and tricks: the value of versatility. Having versatility within your team is key, as it simplifies decision making and roster adjustments. Drafting a player with multiple eligibilities allows you to have flexibility when building the rest of your team. It also makes daily roster moves easier, as you can set…
Another week went by in the East, and it was another week full of surprises, fantastic pitching outings, and Braves win streaks. Alright, the last one is the first time that’s happened, but the Braves season-high five game win streak came at the expense of a divisional rival with a lot more to lose, the New…
This week saw a lot of divisional clashes within the East, providing ample opportunity for a lot of teams to move around in the standings. But nothing ended up shifting in the East this week, but the Marlins have finally caught the Phils and tied them for the third spot 3.5 games back of the…
The NL East continues to heat up with four teams within 2.5 games of the division lead. While the East may not have a bench clearing brawl last week, it did see some dominant pitching (namely Max Scherzer), and is shaping up to be one of the most exciting in the long run of division races.…
Four teams are within three games of the owning top spot in NL East after the first week in May. It may not have been exactly what a lot of people were expecting to happen, but this division is looking more exciting by the week. The East has gone from a team with four teams…
What a crazy week this was for the NL East. The Phillies of all teams went unbeaten, the Nationals got swept, there was almost a no-hitter, and Dee Gordon was suspended for PED usage. This division has seen the rift that the Nationals had formed just 2 weeks ago all but evaporate, as the Mets…
Week three of the NL East actually saw one team gain some ground on the Nationals, who shot out of the gate to an early divisional lead. This week had it all for the East: Jacob deGrom returned from emergency family leave, the Nationals engaged in a 16-inning barn burner, and the Braves continue their…
Over the next few weeks I’ll be looking at the NL East, diagnosing team offseason moves, and predicting how the team will perform in the division. I’ll be starting at the bottom of the division last season and work up from there, so we start today with the Philadelphia Phillies. The Phillies past few offseasons…
