Bronson Arroyo

Spot starts is a daily series that I will be starting up here at Fantasy Baseball Flash, to help fantasy baseball owners in daily leagues determine which pitchers they may want to roster for a spot-start that day. Owners in leagues that have inning maximums should be careful of their limit. Using spot-start pitchers is a highly effective way to get good numbers out of one pitching spot. Today’s spot start is: Gil Meche, Kansas City Royals . Over Meche’s last three starts, he is a stellar 3-0 with a 1.33 ERA. Even more than that, his strikeout to walk ratio shows great dominance ... Read Full Story

Jay Bruce went deep twice and Bronson Arroyo tossed a five-hitter as the Reds swept the Astros with a 6-1 victory Wednesday at Great American Ball Park. Related Posts Gomes working to stay in big leagues Reds embarking on important trip Volquez posts positive throwing session Harang feels fine after gutting out win Read Full Story

After a rain delay Wednesday, Bronson Arroyo promptly gave up nine runs, including a slam. The Reds lost to the Brewers, 15-3, despite homers by Brandon Phillips and Jay Bruce. Related Posts Reds hope to avoid DL stint for Gonzalez No joke: Reds’ staff leading turnaround Shortstop Janish pitches in blowout Janish finding ways to stay sharp Read Full Story

Bronson Arroyo is not one of those pitchers who likes to fly ahead of his teammates on days before he pitches in another city. The right-hander said he prefers to stay with his teammates. Related Posts Reds throw away game in 14-inning loss Weathers closing in on pitching milestone Rosales hoping to stick around with Reds Volquez, Phillips light it up for Reds Read Full Story

There was an article in today's Daily News about the possibility of the Yankees trading for Bronson Arroyo. Arroyo is currently 4-6 with a 5.55 ERA with the Reds, and he's allowed 104 hits in 86 innings pitched. What Brian Cashman and the Yankees need to do is stay away from this bum, he's garbage. The Yankees have better options within the system; there is no need to trade for a mediocre pitcher from the NL. In the short term the Yankees have Dan Giese , Sidney Ponson , and Jeff Karstens , who I feel can all do a better job than Arroyo. ... Read Full Story