Strasburg wept.
And so did his keeper league owners.
The right-hander who seemed sent from above -- the one you mortgaged the first half of this season on just to be sure you drafted him in your keeper league -- appears to be headed for Dr. Lewis Yocum's operating table. (Think of him as the Nationals' personal Dr. James Andrews.)
Hopefully you were preparing for this possibility from the firs...
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 Jacoby cannot be relied upon in 2010.
I was thinking about the fact that if the Red Sox knew then what they do know now, we would own Chone Figgins.
I realize he plays Third Base, and we need Beltre to hit some homers. He can also play First Base though, where he would be just as effective as any other option the Sox have. He could play at second with Pedroia at SS and Scutaro on the b...
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 An ACL injury will most likely end the season and maybe a career for Jones, who hasbeen rumored to be considering retirement after this season. We all know how hard it is for great athletes to actually throw in the towel, but for now we tip our baseball caps andapplaud a future hall-of-fame player.
Not to mention what he offered the Braves, th...
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 [This article was written by Double G Sports contributing writer, Stephen Barron Jr.]
Giants camp opened this weekend and will continue through the month. The big news is that every member of the roster has signed. There are no holdouts and team unity seems high. The photo released of the training camp shirt (pictured in this post) shows the team state of mind and attitude. After the second h...
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 The struggling New York Yankees have let the AL East get a little to tight. They are now tied with the Tampa Bay Rays for the division lead.
The Yankees have gone just 5-5 in their last ten games while the Rays have been hot. Tampa has won nine of their last ten including taking two of three from the Yankees.
It's been a variety of issues for the Yankees of late. One game the lineup won't produce...
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 Yankees manager Joe Girardi was impressed enough to say he may have found a replacement in the starting rotation until Andy Pettitte returns from injury.
Dustin Moseley did enough to earn another start after throwing six innings of one run ball in his first starts since last April. The righty has battled back through an arm and hip surgery.
While he said he "felt calm from the get-go," Moseley ad...
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 The night started out promising for the Phillies as they brought up Triple-A pitcher Andrew Carpenter to replace the struggling Kyle Kendrick. Many thought Carpenter could possibly be the very short term solution to the rotation problem. However, he was more like the short term problem.
The game started out like a game typically does, no scoring in the first. &n...
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 [This article was written by Double G Sports New York Giants writer Stephen J. Barron Jr.]
As the hot summer sun makes us wishing for the fall that can only mean football is around the corner. The New York Giants will be kicking off camp this season after finishing the season 3-5 and missing the playoffs with a loss to the Carolina Panthers in the final game at Giant Stadium.
As camp open...
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 by Andrea LaMont
The trade deadline quickly approaches, and with 17 teams within five games of leading their division, and 18 teams within four games of a playoff spot, we expect to see trades that will decide the fate of major league teams as well as offer the fantasy owner new options. Here are some potential trades I believe would have an impact ...
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 Double G Sports is proud and honored to announce the newest member to our team. Darnell Stapleton will be joining Double G Sports as a football writer.
Stapleton will be a great asset to DGS as he is a New Jersey native that has exceptional football experience and expertise. He will mainly be contributing to our site by writing about the Rutgers Scarlet Knights football program.
The offe...
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