I’d rather take a known thing in Gallardo. Tons of Ks, top 15 pitcher. Who knows what moore will become. I want certainty.

assuming that everyone is starting the draft with round 7 , and that
the order of the 1st 6 doesn’t matter :
am in agreement with albert , except i’m switching out gallardo and
keeping both pineda and moore .

maybe lind will fall back to you in the draft , but , regardless , my next
4 or 5 picks (rds 8-12) would definitely be position players … and not
pitchers .
after that , i might look for my 1st closer , and then more hitters .

Fielder, Verlander, Kemp, Lawrie, Gallardo and then it is kind of a toss up. I’d take PIneda, but Moore looks good as well….

keep six from prince fielder verlander kemp gallardo pineda matt moore brett lawrie adam lind sergio santos tim hudson kenley jansen danny espinosa

closers are pretty valuable in this league but probably dont need to keep any

Simmons is an interesting case — 22 and older than Pastornick. He did hit .311/.351/.408 last year at A+ ball, but seems a tad old for that level. He seems to profile more of a glove first player — puts the ball in play a ton but without much authority. I think Pastornicky has a brighter fantasy future.

Greg Holland is a very nice and interesting name you list.

Thanks for the info and reading!

Sleeper wise I am always down with RP types if anyone has ever read my posts. David Carpenter, Greg Holland. And a really deep sleeper, is Cody Burns in SD.

I’ve loved Derek Holland for awhile now (http://h2hcorner.wordpress.com/2011/01/24/h2h-corner-2010-head-to-head-pitcher-rankings/) and totally agree with you.

Craig will be an interesting case as it’s not sure if he’ll be fully healthy to start the season (could miss a month) — and the subsequent off-season training. he might start really really slow. I love the bat, but I’m concerned about his 2012.

Thanks for reading!

Allen Craig should make the RF job his own in STL (so long as they don’t sign someone like Beltran). Prorate his 2011 stats out and you get 27HRs, 100RBIs, and a high AVG (.315). If this guy’s gonna be a regular come opening day, go get em guys.

thanks!

Agree on Gordon – he’s a lot more attractive option. He could hit .260-.275, with 40+ steals – that’s pretty valuable.

As an aside, Bloomquist had some pretty severe home/away splits LY if you were in a position to play him at home.

Thoughts on Pastronicky or other rookies/potential sleepers for 2012?