Archive for the ‘Tommy Everidge Fan Club’ Category

Tommy Everidge Links…

Posted: 18th August 2009 by Brandon Craver in MLB, Tommy Everidge Fan Club
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Here are a few good links if you want to check out the latest news on Tommy Everidge. I know there are a lot of local people out there searching for stuff on him so here you go. I will update this page as more news comes out about Tommy so check back every now [...]

Everidge Hits 1st Major League Homer!

Posted: 8th August 2009 by Brandon Craver in Fantasy Baseball, Fantasy Sports, MLB, Tommy Everidge Fan Club
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I’ve noticed that a lot of people are interested in what Tommy is doing at the MLB level so I’ve decided to start a Tommy Everidge Fan Club on my site for fans and friends of Tommy Everidge to keep up on how he is doing. I’m not sure how large the Tommy following is [...]

Sooner Rather Than Later: MLB Up & Comers Part 1

Posted: 6th August 2009 by Brandon Craver in Fantasy Baseball, Fantasy Baseball Review, Tommy Everidge Fan Club
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These are a few guys to keep an eye on as the second half of the season winds down. They may have already been called up or they might be on the verge of being called up. Either way, you need to keep them in mind. These guys might be worth rostering especially if you [...]

Tommy Everidge MLB Debut

Posted: 28th July 2009 by Brandon Craver in Fantasy Baseball, Fantasy Baseball Review, Fantasy Sports, MLB, Tommy Everidge Fan Club
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I know a 1 for 6 night with a double and 1 RBI doesn’t sound like much of a debut for a rookie and that is exactly what Tommy Everidge did in his MLB debut with the Oakland Athletics. But, if you take into consideration the circumstances, it was a pretty impressive double. Two outs [...]

Keep An Eye On Him…

Posted: 9th July 2009 by Brandon Craver in Fantasy Baseball, Fantasy Baseball Review, Fantasy Sports, MLB, Tommy Everidge Fan Club
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Most of you have probably never even heard of this guy but he is quietly working his way into the future plans of a MLB team. He was drafted in the 10th round of the 2004 Draft out of a small school by the name of Sonoma State, located in Rhonert Park, Ca. He was [...]