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  • Mr. Replay > Nothing Up My Sleeve
           by John Dunfee (6/27/2007)
    • Mr. Replay provides his thoughts on a weekend of baseball at RFK Stadium.

  • Mr. Replay > Trading Time
           by John Dunfee (6/7/2007)
    • Periodically, I try to post an article reminding everyone to stay patient. The season is long, and baseball is by nature a streaky game. Even this far into the season, there are players underperforming compared to their long-term trends. Now is an interesting time to trade for them.

  • Mr. Replay > Do You Dare to Sell High?
           by John Dunfee (5/17/2007)
    • Fausto Carmona has been a revelation for the Cleveland Indians (and fantasy owners) thus far. While it's exciting to have a young sleeper doing well, now is as good a time as any to see what you can get for him in a trade.

  • Mr. Replay > The Non-Pronk Shift
           by John Dunfee (5/10/2007)
    • Much has been made of the Pronk Shift for Travis Hafner over the last few weeks, but in the end, the team that had the most success stopping him didn't use the shift at all. Mr. Replay considers why that might be, and what it might mean for Hafner's fantasy owners.

  • Mr. Replay > The Need for Speed
           by John Dunfee (5/3/2007)
    • One of the most common strategies in fantasy baseball is to be contrarian -- to zig when everyone else zags, so to speak. This year, that thought led me to draft teams that are long in an attribute I once ignored: speed.

  • Mr. Replay > Catching On: Ranking the AL Catchers
           by John Dunfee (3/15/2007)
    • This week, Mr. Replay looks at the scarcest offensive position in most leagues -- catcher.

  • Mr. Replay > Ranking NL Relievers
           by John Dunfee (3/9/2007)
    • Mr. Replay continues looking at closers this week, focusing this time on the National League. 

  • Mr. Replay > Ranking AL Relievers
           by John Dunfee (2/22/2007)
    • Mr. Replay looks at closer situations in the AL.

  • Mr. Replay > Position Scarcity
           by John Dunfee (2/15/2007)
    • Mr. Replay ruminates on how to determine whether a given position is truly scarce on draft day.

  • Mr. Replay > The Worst Two Weeks of the Year
           by John Dunfee (2/7/2007)
    • This is a tough two weeks for a lot of sports fans. But don't worry - pitchers and catchers report very soon, and everything will be right with the world again.

  • Mr. Replay > Playing Out the String
           by John Dunfee (9/28/2006)
    • Mr. Replay ruminates on the final week of the season, when all of the endless transactions of the season are finished and there is nothing left to do but watch the excruciating results come in.

  • Mr. Replay > Every Little Bit Helps
           by John Dunfee (9/2/2006)
    • August 31 doesn't bring the fireworks of the trade deadline, but trades like the ones involving Phil Nevin and David Wells this week can still have an impact.

  • Mr. Replay > Another Season Slipping Away
           by John Dunfee (8/27/2006)
    • Mr. Replay looks at some things that can go wrong as another fantasy season winds down.

  • Mr. Replay > What Happened to Coors Field?
           by John Dunfee (8/17/2006)
    • Mr. Replay ruminates on the suddenly fantasy-worthy Rockies pitching staff.

  • Mr. Replay > Cleveland Closer?
           by John Dunfee (8/3/2006)
    • Mr. Replay tries to make sense of the Indians bullpen.

  • Mr. Replay > Something to Talk About
           by John Dunfee (7/28/2006)
    • Mr. Replay ruminates on what deals have already gone down, and what deals may still be coming.

  • Mr. Replay > We're All on the Same Team Here
           by John Dunfee (7/21/2006)
    • Mr. Replay considers the fantasy implications of last week's trade between the Nationals and the Reds . . . and wonders why it really happened.

  • Mr. Replay > A Familiar Feeling
           by John Dunfee (6/22/2006)
    • Mr. Replay explores what the future may hold for the Cleveland Indians, from a fantasy perspective.

  • Mr. Replay > The Wandering Soriano
           by John Dunfee (6/15/2006)
    • Mr. Replay considers where Alfonso Soriano might play the rest of the summer, and comes up with . . . Washington.

  • Mr. Replay > Absolutely FAABulous
           by John Dunfee (6/8/2006)
    • Mr. Replay explores the FAAB and waiver position waters as we move toward the trading deadline.

  • Mr. Replay > Better Late Than Nevin
           by John Dunfee (6/1/2006)
    • Mr. Replay takes a look at the Cubs short-term replacement for Derrek Lee:  Phil Nevin.

  • Mr. Replay > Partaking of Pirates
           by John Dunfee (5/18/2006)
    • The Pirates are providing an interesting opportunity for young players and fantasy owners so far this year.

  • Mr. Replay > Calling the Spamalopes
           by John Dunfee (5/11/2006)
    • Mr. Replay explores how trading has changed with the advent of internet-based leagues.

  • Mr. Replay > Scary Position Scarcity
           by John Dunfee (5/4/2006)
    • Mr. Replay explores the differences in position scarcity between mixed leagues and NL only leagues.

  • Mr. Replay > The Killer Bs
           by John Dunfee (4/27/2006)

    • Aaron Boone, Casey Blake, and Ben Broussard all had difficult seasons last year for the Cleveland Indians.  All three are playing well this April.  Mr. Replay looks at the likelihood of that continuing. 
              

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