R.A. Dickey (SP)

Mets starting pitcher R.A. Dickey made his regularly scheduled start on Thursday against the Reds, and did not seem bothered after being hit on the wrist by a pitch during his last start. Dickey struck out a season high eight batters in the game, while walking just one in six innings. He gave up four runs, three of them earned, on five hits. Despite the quality start, he did not pick up the win, as...

New York Mets SP R.A. Dickey allowed five hits and four runs (three earned) while ...

Mets starting pitcher R.A. Dickey is in the starting lineup for Thursday's game against the Reds after getting hit on his right wrist during an at-bat Saturday against the Marlins.

New York Mets SP R.A. Dickey (wrist) said Sunday, May 13, that he felt fine ...

New York starter R.A. Dickey is doing fine on Sunday one day after getting hit on the right wrist during an at-bat against Ricky Nolasco in Saturday's game. Dickey was in immediate pain but remained in the game to run and even pitched two more innings. “I was thankful it hit me on the meatier part of the wrist,” Dickey said to the New York Post. “I got feeling back in my hand pretty...

New York Mets SP R.A. Dickey (wrist) endured a quick scare Saturday, May 12, against ...

New York Mets SP R.A. Dickey worked allowed one run and four hits over eight ...

R.A. Dickey baffled the Diamondbacks with his knuckleball, pitching shutout ball into the ninth inning to lead the New York Mets over Arizona 3-1 Sunday.

New York starter R.A. Dickey had an outstanding pitching performance on Sunday afternoon in a win over the Diamondbacks. Dickey was able to last 117 pitches into the ballgame as he went eight full innings in the win. Dickey, who improved to 4-1 on the season, actually pitched to two batters in the ninth inning and could not retire them. The only run scored against him came after he left the mound....

New York Mets SP R.A. Dickey allowed one run on four hits in eight innings ...

With many pitchers getting hurt early on, you have to stay on top of the ones who are healthy and could get you over the hump. Scott White has some pitchers in mind who could be helpful replacements or add depth to your rotation.

In this week's Wired, D.J. Short welcomes Jarrod Parker back to the big leagues while discussing the closer situation for the White Sox.

The countdown is finally done; the 2012 fantasy baseball season has arrived. It’s always hard to cut a guy before the games even start, so maybe this will serve as more of a watch list for a couple weeks. Don’t hesitate to play with your roster a little bit already though. My theory early is that I’m going to shoot for high-upside guys. These aren’t elite guys, but rather players that have...