In my constant quest to further the collective fantasy baseball intellect the world over (does that sound too preachy?) I sometimes submit guest posts to other fantasy sites. One of those sites, Fantasy Baseball Crackerjacks, accepted a guest post I wrote on December 22, 2012 titled “You Should Let Someone Else Draft Jered Weaver.” I don’t like being repetitive if I can avoid it — by the way this is out 1,088th post here on Baseball Professor so I guarantee I’ve been repetitive dozens of times before this — so instead of rehashing everything I wrote about Weaver less than two months ago, I’ll include an excerpt from my previous ramblings.(Also if you haven’t checked out Fantasy Baseball Crackerjacks you should give them a try.)Last season Weaver spun 220 spectacular innings, fooling opponents to the tune of a 2.81 ERA, 1.02 WHIP, and .213 opponents batting average all while racking up 17 wins for the Angels. It was his second straight sub-3.00 ERA season and his third straight year ...
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February 18, 2013
