Posts Tagged ‘Pedro Martinez’

To The Rest Of MLB: Don’t Group All Cubs Fans With One Drunken Idiot

An ugly incident occurred last night at Wrigley Field, when a full beverage was dropped on the head of Philadelphia Phillies’ centerfielder Shane Victorino as he made a catch in the fifth inning.
As a Cubs fan who was in attendance, but not in the bleachers, I stood up and booed when this occurred, as did [...]

MLB Power Rankings – August 11th

After a one week vacation, the Cubicle GM Power Rankings return with a vengeance.  There is a new team atop the ranks, as on the heels of a seven-game winning streak the New York Yankees have ascended to the peak of baseball.  A more surprising winning streak vaulted a team from the bottom, as an [...]

MLB Power Rankings – July 21

After a lovely All-Star Break, the Cubicle GM Power Rankings are fully refreshed and back in action.  With the return of Joey to the group, we have a full complement of contributors and an interesting set of rankings to discuss.
Amazingly, despite the two week period between rankings, most teams did not shift too far up [...]

The Next Member of the 300 Win Club?

With last week’s Randy Johnson 300th win story, came a slew of predictions around whom, if anybody, will be the next 300 game winner.   And while I threw my two cents in regarding our numbness to historic achievement due to the plethora of records broken over the last decade, I have yet to toss my [...]

Fantasy Baseball – Best Players of the 2000s

Over the last few weeks, CubicleGM has reviewed some post fantasy baseball draft thoughts, overvalued/undervalued, some of the differences between playing in a points league versus a roto league, a draft day diary, and even some thoughts from a fantasy baseball wifey.  Additionally, before those posts, Vlookup Vince powered up his Excel 2007 for a [...]

History Class – All-Time Fantasy Baseball Team: Pitchers

Welcome back, class. As a follow up to our last History Class post, today, we look at the best pitching seasons of all time, through the lens of a standard fantasy baseball scoring system.  Again, we start with every season since 1871, apply standard fantasy points to each season, remove all of the season before [...]