Standard 5 x5 league.

C: John Baker (18: 356)
1B: David Ortiz (7:125)
2b: Dan Uggla (4: 76)
3b: Casey Blake (12:236)
SS: Miguel Tejada (10:196)
CI: Chase Headley (14:276)
MI: Orlando Cabrera (11:205)
OF: Ryan Braun (1:5)
OF: Jayson Werth (2:36)
OF: Nelson Cruz (3:45)
OF Alfonso Soriano (6:116)
Util: Josh Willingham (15:285)
BN: Carlos Santana (24: 476)
BN: Willy Aybar (27: 525)
DL: Mat Gamel (22:436)

SP: Gavin Floyd (9:165)
SP: Aaron Harang (13:245)
SP: Joe Saunders (19:365)
SP: Ryan Rowland-Smith (20:396)
SP: Gio Gonzalez (16:316)
RP: J. Broxton (5:85)
RP: D. Aardsma (8: 156)
P: Michael Wuertz (17: 325)
P: Mark Lowe (30: 596)
BN: Manny Parra (21:405)
BN: Chris Tillman (23: 445)
BN: Derek Holland (25: 485)
BN: Brian Bannister (26: 516)
BN: Ian Snell (28: 556)
BN: Jamie Moyer (29: 565)

I'm not sure why you would take 3 outfielders in a league this deep. Since you're in a league this deep, I'm going to assume you've drafted like this before and know what you're doing. I wouldn't have done that. Floyd is your top starter? Ugh. And your hitting doesn't look good outside your outfield. I'm concerned for your team.

I'm happy with my hitting. I didn't plan to fill up the outfield so early, but I like getting 3 guys who should give me 30hrs and 20 steals in the first 3 rounds. My infield is a little longer in the tooth than I like, but in a league this deep, I like to have guys who I know what I'm getting from them. While they won't put up spectacular numbers and I sacrifice some upside, I shouldn't be getting hurt anywhere. Obviously, the pitching looks dreadful, but I've thrown together decent pitching stats in this league before with not much of actual substance. I will be looking to move some hitting for a pitcher or 2 before the year is out and hopefully one or two of the guys I've thrown up against the wall stick.