Casper the Friendly Ghost: Fantasy Baseball Players Hidden on the Waiver Wire AND Have Your Wedding Event at Red Rabbit Farm on Orcas Island

Casper the Friendly Ghost: Fantasy Baseball Players Hidden on the Waiver Wire AND Have Your Wedding Event at Red Rabbit Farm on Orcas Island:- Casper the Friendly Ghost: Fantasy Baseball Players Hidden on the Waiver Wire With the trading deadline having already passed in most fantasy baseball leagues, as a fantasy owner, you are now forced to look to the waiver wire for any additions to your roster. Sure, there may be a few underperforming veterans available (Alex Rios, anyone?), but more than likely the only players that can add any value to your squad will be young rookies with a hunger to succeed or prove they belong on a big league roster. Finding these types of players is not always easy. Sometimes, these players have a ghost-like quality which leaves them hidden on your league's waiver wire. Have no fear! With a little investigation (and perhaps some chain rattling), we can root these players out of hiding and onto your fantasy baseball roster. Casper Wells (SEA) - The namesake of this article's title, Wells seemed to appear out of the fog that is the Mariner's roster. After a trade which brought him (along with Charlie Furbush) from Detroit for Doug Fister, Wells has emerged as quite the find for the Mariners. After languishing as the 4th (even 5th) outfielder on the Tigers, Wells' 6 HR since the All Star break are good for 2nd in the AL during that span. Let him emerge forth onto your roster as well. baseball tournament 2012 Lucas Duda (NYM) - Duda's power in the minor leagues appeared to put him into a position to battle for the right field spot on the Mets roster in 2012 (or at least the 4th OF spot). However, an injury to Ike Davis brought Duda out of hiding to take over at first base (and the cleanup spot in the batting order). The rest of the season will go a long way to solidify Duda's role on the team for next season. With Carlos Beltran traded, Duda may have to spend some time in the instructional league in the offseason learning RF but in the meantime you should consider floating him into your line up. baseball tournaments John Mayberry, Jr. (PHI) - After spending 2 seasons in Triple-A, Mayberry profiled as the fourth outfielder for the Phillies in 2011. However, with injuries and poor performance from players such as Raul Ibanez and Domonoc Brown, Mayberry has had an opportunity to surprise everyone with his play. Manager Charlie Manuel has gone so far as to say Mayberry has earned a place in the line up even when Ibanez returns. "That's how you win jobs", Manuel said. "He's a good-looking hitter." Have Your Wedding Event at Red Rabbit Farm on Orcas Island Imagine having a wedding on a Northwest island that is known for its farm fresh food and culinary talent. Next envision the most highly acclaimed chef on the island as your personal chef for your very own wedding event. That's what you get when you hold your special occasion at Red Rabbit Farm run by Chef Christina Orchid and her husband Bruce. seattle catering For nearly 30 years, Christina Orchid was the chef and owner of what many consider to be Orcas Island's finest restaurant. Christina's was heralded and cherished by many including Nancy Leson, author of Seattle Time's Food Blog, All You Can Eat. Nancy claimed that dining at Christina's was the first restaurant experience to knock her off her feet after moving to Seattle in 1988. I ran into two members of Edible Seattle's editorial staff, Angela Murray and Jill Lightner, who both raved about how Christina was one of the first to popularize the concept of a farm to table dinner. The staff at The New Leaf Cafe, one of Orcas Island's nicest restaurants, told us how much that they all look forward to having their annual staff retreat at Red Rabbit Farm. Bruce and Christina are now enjoying semi-retirement and the only way to taste their food is through select private catered events, Farm to Table dinners, and cooking classes through their stunning farmhouse at Red Rabbit Farm. After visiting their farm, we knew immediately that we wanted Christina to serve food for our event. We envisioned a smaller and more intimate dinner at Red Rabbit Farm and we decided to have them host our rehearsal dinner instead of the entire wedding. seattle wedding catering