I'm back!

Try going two days without an Internet connection. Add to that, no TV. I’m not embarrassed to say that a house feels empty without a TV on. I suffered several painstaking days feeling excommunicated from the world and from my teams, as I spent the entire week moving into my new home.

I feel guilty for neglecting my teams. It’s hard to make time for scouring the waiver wire when you’ve just spent half a day assembling a closet system (unsuccessfully). And I wasn’t thinking about add/drops or trades as I used the wrong color paint for touchups.

The timing has been terrible too...although I guess there’s never a right time to completely uproot and bubblewrap your life. Not only do I have three fantasy baseball teams, but I was in a close battle for a fantasy basketball championship. Somehow I prevailed without Chris Bosh, and without my full attention. Honestly, I can’t even remember which scrub I added in his place. I would look it up, but I’m saving my energy to get the paint out of my hair.

Needless to say, I’ve been a little distracted. I have just re-introduced myself to my teams. Two are going to be just fine. One is already on life support. I’ll save that for another blog.

Here are a few players I found who are available in most Yahoo leagues. When you’re done claiming them, feel free to help me unpack my boxes. Or better yet, surprise me, and mow my yard. I won’t mind.

Jaime Garcia – The starting pitcher for the 20-inning Cards-Mets game, Garcia pitched seven scoreless innings, surrendering only one hit and two walks. After Saturday’s contest, he lowered his ERA and WHIP to 0.69 and 0.77 respectively. As you guessed, he got a no-decision Saturday.

Casey Blake – The Dodgers third baseman is starting the season with a hot bat, boasting a .353 average, six RBI, three runs and one home run. Available in 42 percent of Yahoo leagues.

Casey McGehee – Undrafted in most leagues, McGehee has been a nice surprise to the Brewers and those who’ve claimed him. Batting .366 with 4 home runs and 9 RBI, McGehee is still available in 32 percent of Yahoo leagues. Eligible at second and third base.

David Huff – Only owned in 2 percent of Yahoo leagues, Huff notched his first career complete game on Thursday for Cleveland. Currently holds a 1.80 ERA with an 0.87 WHIP and five strikeouts.

Dana Eveland – While only the No. 5 pitcher for Oakland, he’s put together ace-like numbers so far with two wins, a 1.35 ERA and 0.98 WHIP. Also only owned in 2 percent of Yahoo leagues.

Tyler Clippard - Not a big fan of middle relievers, but take a look at Clippard as he’s getting a lot of opportunities with the Nationals. Clippard already boasts 8.2 innings, along with 9 strikeouts and an impressive 1.04 ERA and WHIP. Has only served 2 walks. Available in 72 percent of Yahoo leagues.

Have a question for Erin? E-mail her at erskelley@yahoo.com. Also, tune in to Erin's fantasy football advice on Sports Radio 610 every Friday morning during the football season.