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Dr. Stat counter Disclaimer: Week 13

The doctor is in! Here is my weekly space of the players most likely available your league and could be valuable to his team.

Hitters

Casey Blake: SS 1B/3B/perhaps and perhaps soon seller hot dogs, the Cleveland Indians

The man can do more to grow an impressive beard (one that is Gerard Butler in 300). Blake can hit! He batted .409 weeks ago and 344 in the last month, with 4 hours and 18 RBIs. It is a very useful player, even playing an entry shortstop last week.

Fantasy Diagnosis: He is hitting .422 with RISP this season a smoker. Unfortunately, sightings of orcas in Lake Erie are more common than the Indians in RISP. I keep waiting for Blake to walk to the plate, stroking his beard and say "ghostie the second." This game has would result in two things. One, who had imagined players on base and get more results. Two, who had lead the league in IRBI (Imaginary RBI). Never heard of him? Check out last months issue of obscure sports quarterly.

Marcus Thames: OF, Detroit Tigers

It hit 9 hours in June, including a section on 7 hits in a row were homers. In the last month, is batting .271 with 11 homers, 19 RBIs and 15 runs.

Fantasy: It's feast or famine diagnosis as May 30 was the last game that had an RBI, which does not come from a home run. If you have not picked it up, is in your best interest to be added and at least cope with their rising voltage.

Jeremy Hermida: DE, Florida Marlins

We had high expectations of him at the beginning of season, and he let us down big. He quietly on though, hitting .293 this month, thanks to a 12-game hit streak. Last week, hit .381 With 2 homers, 4 RBIs and 5 runs. His OBP and OPS are the highest they have been since mid-May.

Fantasy Diagnosis: It's too Hermida early to say that around the corner, so be patient with their expectations. If you do pick it up, remember two things. One, which is 60 points higher than against lefties rights. Two, he hits 90 points higher on the road than at home. Therefore, it is a man who wants to possess as a fourth outfielder and play the numbers and fighting.

Raul Ibanez: DE, Seattle Mariners

Unlike the guitar, there has been something I've wanted to play a lot this season. While his power numbers are down from last season, is in a nice groove, hitting .326 this month. He has 10 extra low (get it? Sorry I could not resist) hits multi-player gaming and 9 hits in June.

Fantasy Diagnosis: His 20 RBIs HR/100 days are gone, but he can being affected. Now if only Seattle was not so bad. I'd rather watch Oprah than hit against Beltre (.241) and Sexson (217). Not exactly music to their ears.

Josh Willingham: DE, Florida Marlins

After missing 50 games with a herniated disc, Willingham left from the disabled list on Tuesday. In 100 at-bats this season, is batting .320 with 6 homers, 17 RBIs, 16 runs and 2 stolen bases. He batted cleanup in the Marlins batting order, so should have plenty of opportunities to drive in runs.

Fantasy Diagnosis: Willingham had 26 homers and 74 RBIs in 2006, then 21 and 89 last year. He can hit for power and hits on an attractive place in the order. The question now is his playing well, and it is unlikely that it will play all the days immediately.

Pitchers

Zack Greinke: SP, Kansas City Royals

He has already won as many games as he did last year (7). He has 12 quality starts. Look at these numbers combined his last three starts: 20 innings, 2 wins, 4 earned runs, struck out 17, a base on balls. These are numbers such as ".

Fantasy Diagnosis: It is only left over 3 races 3 times in 16 starts. His K / BB + is 2.4. It is time for Greinke gave a place in your list.

Matt Garza: SP, Tampa Bay Rays

Two of his three starts since his little fight with Dioner Navarro on the bench have been excellent. She released a hit Thursday against Florida. It struck 18 in his last 2 outings, a speed test that we wonder about most of the season has returned.

Fantasy Diagnosis: Rays are scoring runs, and that Garza will have support in the days he fights. Its value has risen dramatically with his strikeouts and improved outputs. He is the player more likely that this column is still available, so I add, if he is.

Tim Wakefield: SP, Boston Red Sox

Yes old enough to be a lot of their parents, but guess what? Boston leads the pitchers in quality starts (11) and has spent 6 consecutive starts when was at least 7 innings. Their effectiveness is 2/31 BAA season in June and is the lowest it has been since 2002. On Wednesday, the knuckleballer out of mourning Randy Johnson in the oldest pitcher's duel in the history of Fenway Park.

Fantasy Diagnosis: The numbers say it all in baseball, and in this case is obvious. Wake is still a valuable fantasy pitcher. Not always the same for his K / BB, but I will start strong and usually have the run support to win the victory. If you are behind in his league in wins broken, forget the fact that almost 42 and pick it up.

Dave Bush, SP, Milwaukee Brewers

I am including Bush, because he had some questions about it in my weekly chat on Wednesday and many of you probably noted in your leagues. His latest starts 2 are impressive and tempting. We want to believe it is around the corner, but came back to hurt us last season as the pizza damaged (in an experience University had, never again). We have seen this before Bush exits, and we know what's coming. Owning it is like playing Russian roulette with your fantasy body launchers.

Fantasy Diagnosis: Call me a skeptic, but I remain unconvinced. Bush is the ultimate fantasy frustration. Va to assemble a good start in a row a few, and then implode as to pick it up. Save a little pain and prevent it. You will get a good start it here and there but he will burn on the road. If you must play the game Dangerous Dave Bush, taking into account the fact that his ERA on the road is more than double of his ERA at home.

Keep an eye on

Brian Buscher: 3B/1B, Minnesota Twins

Buscher get who the hell you're talking? Prize this week. Most fantasy players have probably never heard about this rookie Twins. In 13 games since being called up from AAA Rochester, who hit .342 with 1 HR, 14 RBI and 10 runs. Their numbers are out and even cool as you play more, but 14 RBIs in 44 at-bats, deserves our attention.

Eric Stults: SP, Los Angeles Dodgers

Two openings. 15 entries, including a complete game. 10 hits. 1 earned run. 2 walks. 8 strikeouts. 'Nuf said.

Joel Zumaya: RP, Detroit Tigers

Always known as "injury doubt that Guitar Hero," among baseball fans, Zumaya, finally emerged from the disabled list and released on 20 June. In 2.2 innings, allowed 2 runs, walked 5 and struck out 2. By not having thrown all season, which obviously has some rust to shake and strains work. If he can stay healthy and return to his form of 2006 (97 Ks in 83.1 IP), which will be an excellent fantasy option. Even better, it will be online to Todd Jones succeed as Detroit's closer.

LONG SHOT OF THE WEEK

Adam Lind OF, Toronto Tiles

Toronto has been one of this guy for several years. He is 25 and has been up and down in the last two seasons. New manager Cito Gaston has Lind made it clear he will play on an almost daily basis. In the last four games, which is 5.14, with 2 homers and 4 RBIs Ks 0. With regular playing time, Lind could easily become a good option in deep leagues during the second half of the season.

About the Author

Dr. Stat is one of the fantasy experts on RootZoo.com. He offers a weekly hour chat to help you with trades, pick ups, keepers, or anything else you may need help with that meets the standards. He loves giving fantasy baseball advice.

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