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I am a Chicagoan working in Finance. I like Finance, but I love baseball. I have loved sports, especially fantasy sports and statistics, since I was a little kid. I'm a huge fan of the Cubs, and a big-time fantasy baseball and football player.
Articles From Carmen
 | #BryceWatch/#MannyWatch is almost over! That means that mock drafts can officially begin. This is secretly (or not so secretly) one of my favorite times ... by in FantasyWed, Jan 16 |
 | Now that NFL Wild Card Weekend is over and Bears heartbreak is in full force (sorry Mike Tagliere), we can continue our hard-hitting coverage ... by in FantasyTue, Jan 8 |
 | Post-holiday gloom. It's definitely a thing. There are way too many leftover cookies, the house is a mess, and fantasy football playoffs just wrapped ... by in FantasyMon, Jan 7 |
 | Enigmatic. Annoying. Super talented. Wasted talent. He's in a lot of love-hate relationships, in the same vein as the Yankees or Cowboys. Maybe it's ... by in FantasyFri, Dec 28 |
 | The Winter Meetings are a lot like visiting your grandparents. Stick with me.
Have you ever called your grandparents up, and out of respect for ... by in FantasySat, Dec 15 |
 | For all the hullabaloo about two generational talents, another generational talent was moved that isn't quite being heralded as such. While Manny Machado and ... by in FantasyTue, Dec 11 |
 | In the midst of the Mariners' fire sale, it seemed that every player outside of Mitch Haniger was going to be traded. Well, that ... by in FantasyMon, Dec 10 |
 | James Paxton's second most-life changing event in 2018 has occurred. Yes, second. Remember this?
The Eagle Whisperer was traded to the Yankees in exchange for Justus ... by in FantasyFri, Dec 7 |
Latest News From Carmen
 | Logan Forsythe went 1-for-3 with a two-run scoring single on Sunday against the White Sox. The Twins won 5-4. |
 | Francisco Lindor went 1-for-4 with a walk on Sunday against the Royals, hitting a solo homer and scoring twice. The Tribe won 2-1. |
 | Trevor Bauer relieved Carlos Carrasco in Sunday’s season finale against the Royals, tossing the final four innings of the game. He shut the Royals out, allowing just two hits and striking out two. The Tribe won 2-1, giving Bauer the save. |
 | Carlos Carrasco went five innings (as planned) in the season’s finale against the Royals, allowing just one run. He permitted three hits and two walks while striking out six. The Tribe’s 2-1 win improved Carrasco’s record to 17-10. |
 | Jorge Polanco went 3-for-5 with three singles on Saturday against the White Sox. He drove in a run and scored twice in the 8-3 victory. |
 | In his final visit to the mound in 2018, Kyle Gibson posted a quality start against the White Sox on Saturday. He scattered three hits and three walks over six innings of work, which led to just one run coming across the plate. The 8-3 victory boosted his record to 10-13. |
 | Michael Brantley went 1-for-4 on Saturday with a run scored against the Royals. The Royals defeated the Tribe 9-4. |
 | Yan Gomes received stitches on his thumb after getting struck by the barrel of a bat Saturday against the Royals, Jordan Bastian of MLB.com reports. He is expected to be ready for the ALDS on Thursday. |
 | Jose Ramirez went 3-for-4 on Saturday, hitting a solo shot and double. He finished the day with two runs and an RBI in the 9-4 defeat at the hands of the Royals. |
 | Brad Hand tossed the final inning of Saturday's 9-4 defeat against the Royals, walking two batters and striking out one. |
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