There may be no better man to target for cheap swipes than Houston’s Michael Bourn, right. Welcome back to the 2009 RotoRob MLB Draft Kit. Over the next few weeks, we will be rolling out cheat sheets with analysis, essays and the classic Top 10 Lists that Fantasy Owners Always Wanted But Were ...

Here are the results of our third round in the slow mock draft. To see the past rounds and commentary follow the links to round 1 and round 2. Round 3 : Pick 1(25) - @crookedpitch - Prince Fielder - He’s not a 50 home run guy, but I wouldn’t count out 35-40 homers with 100+ RBI. Fielder ...

I think it’s safe to trust Mark Buehrle again. He’s sort of like the Jim Thome of pitchers: As nice as they come and so easy to root for, making it all the more frustrating when they’re bad. But Buehrle has been good and getting better lately. He had no-hit stuff for five innings against Pitts...

The right guys got the right message. I’ll get into the he said-he said silliness of White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen and hitting coach Greg Walker later. But the bigger story is that the right hitters got themselves right. For one night, anyway. Jim Thome, Joe Crede and Paul Konerko all homered. O...

Fifth inning, first and third, none out, White Sox up by two. Jermaine Dye, Jim Thome, Paul Konerko, pop-up, pop-up, pop-up. After the game, Ozzie Guillen, pop-off, pop-off, pop-off. Bottom of the 10th, and Matt Thornton throws a pitch that Gabe Gross—Gabe Freakin' Gross—ends the game with...

Whatever is supposed to go right for the White Sox is going exactly that way, even when players stink. Right, Paulie? Right, Jim? Right, Mark? Carlos Quentin continues his revival of the role of Joe Hardy. Alexei Ramirez barely scores on a sacrifice fly when he's probably the only guy on the roster ...

That's the Mark Buehrle I remember. Working fast, working smart. That's the Jermaine Dye I've come to know. Big hits, little hits, clutch hits. And these are the champion White Sox I remember. Winning late, running everywhere, fun to watch. And what a revelation Carlos Quentin continues to be, now t...

Home run production has declined significantly since 2006. If the trend continues, this year's total would decrease by nearly 1,000....

Jake Westbrook was the hottest Indians’ pitcher this spring. The good news for Westbrook is that it carried over to his first start against the White Sox for this afternoon’s 12:00 game. The bad news is that the Tribe offense was shut down by a better performance from starter John Danks,...