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  • In fact, the hardest thing to do in Rotisserie is to recover from a high-priced starter who goes to pot, which is why we keep seeing more $1-$3 pitchers every year (see Rogers, Byrd, et al).

    USATODAY.com - Reflecting on beauts and busts 2002

  • Rotisserie is one of the most popular forms of fantasy baseball.

    USATODAY.com - Some guys to file away for use at a later date 2002

  • Instead, the fantasy game is known as Rotisserie League, after the New York restaurant La Rotisserie Francaise where, in 1979 Daniel Okrent, convinced a trio of friends to join him in this pretend game.

    WHY is the FOUL POLE FAIR? VINCE STATEN 2003

  • Tigers despite Phil Garner's insistence that Todd Jones is still the man is a reminder of how well the strategy of drafting setup men can work in Rotisserie baseball.

    USATODAY.com - Revisiting preseason's setup rankings 2001

  • The stolen base remains a key category in Rotisserie baseball, but not in real baseball.

    Whatever happened to the stolen base? 1997

  • Scott Brosius is one of the most versatile players in Rotisserie; Brent Gates is poised for

    Draft Day sleepers 1997

  • Napa-it's called Rotisserie and Wine, and will be the most casual of all the places.

    Serious Eats 2010

  • I just wish we had some recipes called Rotisserie Mage or Stuffed Wizard.

    WoW.com 2009

  • I just wish we had some recipes called Rotisserie Mage or Stuffed Wizard.

    WoW.com Nick Whelan 2009

  • The founders did get some degree of satisfaction, however, when Miriam-Webster decided to give a nod to "Rotisserie" in their latest edition.

    And Then There Was One 2008

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