2023 MoFo Fantasy Baseball: Season and Trades

Rename the Trophy the Mark F Memorial Trophy.

I agree

Full disclosure, while I was thinking of a few guys when I said this, I was mostly thinking of Luis Robert, and he's been gangbusters so far.

Every single year I target a guy, don't get him, and he sucks. Or I try to trade someone and then end up being super grateful the other owner didn't accept. This is why I try not to get too excited or too down when I don't get "my guys." Because we're all wrong all the dang time.

Well that was a fun week. Watch out Tim, I am coming for you!

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Letterboxd

I made an accidental drop and requested to Yoda he be put back on my roster. No its not Trea Turner.

Received the request, he sent it right away after so no harm, no foul. Added Sean Murphy back to his roster.

Does this mean you're planning to intentionally drop Trea Turner?

GOD NO! Everyone would hear a death howl emanating from Florida if I accidentally dropped him.

I assume he's undroppable, right?

The Clown ain't clowning around...

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O'Neil Cruz out 10-12 weeks. Well that hurts.

Yeah, it sucks. Sucks for fantasy owners, for the Pirates, and just for baseball in general. Such a fun player, such a dumb way to get hurt. Blech.

Terrible that happened. Reminds me when Buster Posey broke his ankle his first season.


As for more positive news, I'd like to talk about it but don't want to jinx it

My pitching took a drubbing last night, but some nice signs of life from the offense across the board.

Welcome to April FBB, folks!

How long can Tampa go before they suffer their first loss, I wonder? It’s a really good start.

My pitching just been bad bad bad.

I would guess that fairly large group of SPs are on tilt due to adjusting to the pitch clock stuff along with their usual April rust. I am thinking it should all be worked out in a month or so.

Question: Is it 3 or 5 full starts before a RP gets an SP tag?

Three starts to gain SP eligibility. Five relief appearances to gain RP eligibility. Assuming the thing I just read isn't out of date or something.