The Big Hurt

Rick
Wilton
July 16, 2012 12:04 AM GMT
Now that the break is over, fantasy owners will be looking for key players to return from he disabled list. Today's column covers Tulowitzki. Crawford, Garcia, Gardner and others as we project when they will return and how well they will play in some cases.
Rick
Wilton
July 09, 2012 12:01 AM GMT
The big bat in the Marlins lineup, Giancarlo Stanton (OF, MIA) will be on the sidelines for up to six weeks due to a knee injury and the followup surgery. Read on to see if you should trade him way or he is a safe investment after he returns.
Rick
Wilton
July 02, 2012 12:02 AM GMT
Yankee starters C.C. Sabathia and Andy Pettitte will miss key time during the second half. Also, two promising starters, Clay Buchholz and Daniel Hudson are on the DL, and one is out for the year.
Rick
Wilton
June 25, 2012 12:02 AM GMT
The volume of injuries finally has slowed down to a normal level. Still, we are getting our share of elbow injuries, and yes, another couple of strained obliques ...
Rick
Wilton
June 24, 2012 12:02 AM GMT
Veterans Troy Tulowitzki and Adrian Gonzalez are key components to their major league teams and fantasy owners. What is the outlook for the rest of the season?
Rick
Wilton
June 18, 2012 12:03 AM GMT
While it is not a big name week for injuries, Josh Beckett and Brandon Beachy all have their owners on their toes looking for have was decent replacements.
Rick
Wilton
June 17, 2012 12:03 AM GMT
Up until last week, the theme for this major league season was the oblique injury, with a record setting number of this type of injury already having occurred. We get a reprieve if only for a week or so but I’m sure there are better ways to take our minds off these pesky side injuries. This week three high profile players battle elbow issues and all three eventually could be Tommy John candidates.
Rick
Wilton
June 11, 2012 12:03 AM GMT
Quality starting pitchers are hard to replace and with two new key injuries to Jaime Garcia and Carl Pavano, their owners are looking for any decent arms. Plus a bunch of retroactive moves this week.
Rick
Wilton
June 09, 2012 12:03 AM GMT
When I began covering injuries back in 1993, Tommy John surgery was not nearly as successful as it is now. Torn labrums, flexor mass injuries, modified Mumford surgery, microfracture knee surgery and others were rarely reported because they either didn’t exist or the journalist reporting on the injury did not report true name for various reasons. And oblique injuries? Very, very rare.
Rick
Wilton
June 04, 2012 12:02 AM GMT
Another fun week at the office watching the waiver wire and transaction wires run at full speed. Even with all the disabled list moves we've had, just a tad over 250 so far, this is not a record setting pace—yet.
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