The first two weeks of the 2007 Fantasy Baseball season are about to come to a close.  That means that now's the time to put the last 2 weeks behind you and turn your attention to week three.  While the first 2 weeks of the 2007 season have been frustrating to many as rain, sleet, and snow have postponed many games, comfort can be taken in the fact that those games will be made up at a later date.  Those mid-summer makeup games will come in handy during the stretch run of your fantasy season.  That is of course if you can keep your head above water until then.  If the weather and cold starts has your head spinning already, just remember the season is a marathon and rabbits don't necessarily make good long-distance runners.  All you can do is make the most of every free agent move and put the right guys on the field.  Fortunately the GNUru is here to help with your week 3 lineup decisions.
 

Week 3 - GNUru Batter Banter

While you certainly cannot analyze a player based on just 2 weeks of play, you can determine who is hot and who is not.  While your not going to sit an Alfonso Soriano (.232 AVE) for the hot hitting David DeJesus (.326 AVE, 2 HR), looking at who is doing well can help you decide between a Lyle Overbay (.184 AVE) and a Ty Wiggington (.417 AVE, 2 HR, 6 RBI). 

Who's Hot

Also of interest are the teams that play a full schedule of games and those that play a light schedule:

Week 3 - GNUru Rotation Ramblings

With an abundance of rainouts, snow outs, and the utilization of 4-man rotations, predicting who will make 2 starts this week is better left for Miss Cleo.  That said, here who is slated to make 2 starts during fantasy week 2. Take caution before relying on a lesser pitcher who is supposed to make 2 starts.  Go with the proven veteran where possible!

Probable Week 3 Double Starters

With an uncertain slate of double starters, it's important to note which pitchers have gotten off to hot starts.  In weekly head-to-head (H2H) leagues, it's often the better strategy to avoid weak double starters and go with pitcher with proven track records (or at least look to be in mid-season form.  Here is a list of which starting pitchers have impressed early and warrant rotation consideration.

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