From Florio at PFT: Multiple league sources tell us that the Chargers have fined cornerback Antonio Cromartie $2,500 for complaining on Twitter about the quality of the food at training camp. As best we can tell, this is the offending tweet, from July 31 at 3:46 p.m.: “Man we have 2 have the most nasty […]

Thanks to the law, my day just exploded again. I don’t think it will take me out of blogging all afternoon, but things may once again be light today. A thousand pardons. For now: Brandon Webb has his owie fixed. Wanna win the World Series? Beat up on the cupcakes! See cathedral mountains, see the […]

All law and no blogs makes Craig a dull boy. Let’s try to remedy that today, shall we? Nationals 8, Pirates 4: The Laughingstock Series went four games, and nothing was decided. Adam Dunn went 3-for-4 and was a triple short of the cycle. He may as well have been eight unicorns, cold fusion and […]

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Incentives can keep owners interested and teams competitive late in the long fantasy baseball season.

The doctor diagnoses keepers.

The Cubs have a shot at back-to-back Rookies of the Year, thanks to the Blue Jays.

This just in: Kendry Morales is good. Mike Jacobs is not.

Volquez undergoes Tommy John surgery and might be lost for all of 2010 to the Reds.

Sorry folks, no ATH today, as I am spending the morning in beautiful downtown Cincinnati, Ohio arguing a case before the Court of Appeals for the First Appellate District of the State of Ohio (I’m assuming it’s the “first” because they started counting them south-to-north). It’s a complex case involving state constitutional issues, procedural matters, […]