This article references David Holmberg, Homer Bailey, Jason Marquis, Johnny Cueto, Mike Leake, Paul Maholm, SP, Tony Cingrani and more! Looking for pitching depth at the bottom of their rotation, the Reds have signed veteran left-hander Paul Maholm to a minor league deal with an invitation to spring training. With two vacant spots up for grabs on the pitching staff, Maholm will be one of several competing for a starting slot.Maholm pitched in Pittsburgh in his first seven seasons, before becoming a journeyman of sorts, having pitched for three different teams in the past three years. Most recently, he was a member of the Dod[...] Keep on reading: Paul Maholm Lands in Cincinnati on Minor League Deal

The man, myth and legend Ray Flowers joins Justin Fensterman and Trevor Ray on "The Fantasy Beat" to give his take on the young 2013 fantasy baseball season. The guys talked about hitters and pitchers who have garnered a lot of attention over the last few weeks. Brandon Crawford, Josh Rutledge, Michael Cuddyer, Paul Maholm, [...]

I get questions all day from folks. Many of them come from people who are panicked about the struggling the players they own, while some come from folks who overestimate the value of the players on their roster leading them to think they've got the championship in the bags. In the following piece I'll [...]

Normally in my Player Profile series I like to write about players who are being over drafted because of unwarranted hype, or I focus on players that can be hidden gems of production because people are underestimating their value. Today I'll do something different. I'll write up a player who has never thrown an official [...]

Paul Maholm‘s name likely elicits, let's see, a yawn? Before you lock that thought into your head as to what your reaction should be when the Braves' lefties name as mentioned remember this: Maholm had a better ERA than Homer Bailey, Chris Capuano, Mark Buehrle, Wandy Rodriguez, Jeff Samardzija, Josh Johnson, Adam Wainwright and Ian [...]

It's Friday, and that means a couple of things. One, it's about time to cut loose and have some fun. Two, I'll be giving some plays for Friday and Saturday that would seem to be in prime position to succeed. Today, I'll give some advice on how you might choose to fill out your lineup [...]