Jayson Werth (Related Stories)

Jayson Werth stories from the SI Vault • T.I.P.S. says Jayson is Werth itBy Brad Rysz, May 13, 2009For those who play in head-to-head leagues, the action is

Jayson Werth stories from the SI Vault

• T.I.P.S. says Jayson is Werth itBy Brad Rysz, May 13, 2009For those who play in head-to-head leagues, the action is intense and your daily decisions are of the upmost importance. Most of my fantasy baseball experience is in head-to-head leagues, and I often get asked what strategy I utilize the most. While I typically prefer hitting to pitching, my best advice has less to do with your players, and more to do with your daily submissions.

• Phillies focused on ultimate goalBy Ted Keith, October 22, 2009When it ended, there were no massive dog piles, no exuberant displays of over-the-top-excitement and no outward sign that their second consecutive National League pennant signified anything more than what they had said it would be all week long: just another step on their journey to what they, and a growing number of others, are envisioning as a second straight World Series championship.

• Phils' Werth has emerged as a star after injury nearly ruined his careerBy Joe Lemire, October 27, 2009Most days from May to August in 2006 Jayson Werth pushed his boat off shore, aimlessly floated and dropped a hook into Lake Springfield, bottom fishing for carp and the occasional bass. "There's not a whole lot to catch in that lake," admits Werth, now the Phillies' starting right fielder. "I was just killing time, really."