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rightwingjedi
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Post subject: Rate my staff...so far Posted: Sun Mar 03, 2013 6:52 am |
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Joined: Sun Mar 14, 2010 5:20 am Posts: 1660 Location: In The Hole
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Slow email draft going and I decided to wait until rnd 9 to get my second SP after my rnd 5 selection of Darvish (I have a huuuuge man crush on him)
My staff so far and we are in rnd 18 of a 5x5 redraft with 9 rnd to go
Yu Darvish Josh Johnson Matt Moore Jon Lester Matt Harvey Alexi Ogando Ryan Dempster
I am targeting these guys coming up
Cashner, Bauer, Romero, Hultzen
_________________ 12 Man 5x5 Redraft
C- Salvador Perez 1B- Freddie Freeman 2B- Martin Prado SS- Alexei Ramirez 3B- Kyle Seager MI- Josh Rutledge CI- Logan Morrison OF- Justin Upton, Jason Heyward, BJ Upton, Norichika Akoi, Yasiel Puig U- Rickie Weeks U- Weekly Flavor
BENCH- Chase Utley, Bryce Harper, Juan Pierre, Josh Rutledge
P- Adam Wainwright, Patrick Corbin, Matt Harvey, Shelby Miller, Josh Johnson, Andrew Cashner Edward Mujica, Greg Holland, Jim Henderson, Jose Valverde
Bench- Jonathan Niese, Wandy Rodriguez, Brandon Beachy
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Mauddib
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Post subject: Re: Rate my staff...so far Posted: Sun Mar 03, 2013 8:57 am |
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It has some upside if guys like JJ and Lestor return to their old form. A little risky but it could really work out for you.
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TheHoffmeister
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Post subject: Re: Rate my staff...so far Posted: Sun Mar 03, 2013 9:48 am |
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Joined: Fri Mar 01, 2013 8:53 pm Posts: 17 Location: Atlanta, GA
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I'd be concerned about JJ and Ogando. JJ is the definition of fragile and moving into the AL East from the National League. That said, if he can stay healthy and make adjustment for the DH, he certainly has the stuff to have a really productive year. I worry about Ogando only because (a) he declined precipitously in the second half last year and (b) bouncing between the rotation/bullpen/rotation can really screw with a pitcher's head sometimes (See: Joba Chamberlain).
I wouldn't be worried about Lester at all. So far this spring, he's looked great. I really think he's on a mission this year to prove that last year was a fluke. Having Farrell (former pitching coach) back can only help him.
Everyone else looks solid.
Of the guys you are targeting, I've never been a Romero apologist, but moving into the SP5 role might take some pressure off of him this year and allow him to just pitch. Bauer will get his Ks, but I don't see a great ERA or WHIP in his future this season. No doubt about his abilities or his ceiling, but I think he's a year away.
Hultzen, like Bauer has got the talent to succeed, especially with an improved lineup behind him this year, but I think the ride will be a little bumpy.
Cashner is likely your safest bet, especially pitching in San Diego. I don't think he'll hurt you anywhere.
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