Keeper question...10 team H2H points. Wins get you 10, K's get you 2 points, and IP get 1. Ls get -5, hits, walks and ER get -.5. Limit 10 starts a week for pitchers. As you can imagine if you've ever played in a points league, K's are king. I'm big into value keepers. I can keep 3 of the following guys: Greinke (7th) Romero (12th) Shields (13th)....this will require a trade for Braun (1st) which I am cool doing bc of the quality of players available Wilson (15th) Pineda (20th)
jjrup wrote:Keeper question...10 team H2H points. Wins get you 10, K's get you 2 points, and IP get 1. Ls get -5, hits, walks and ER get -.5. Limit 10 starts a week for pitchers. As you can imagine if you've ever played in a points league, K's are king. I'm big into value keepers. I can keep 3 of the following guys: Greinke (7th) Romero (12th) Shields (13th)....this will require a trade for Braun (1st) which I am cool doing bc of the quality of players available Wilson (15th) Pineda (20th)
jjrup wrote:Keeper question...10 team H2H points. Wins get you 10, K's get you 2 points, and IP get 1. Ls get -5, hits, walks and ER get -.5. Limit 10 starts a week for pitchers. As you can imagine if you've ever played in a points league, K's are king. I'm big into value keepers. I can keep 3 of the following guys: Greinke (7th) Romero (12th) Shields (13th)....this will require a trade for Braun (1st) which I am cool doing bc of the quality of players available Wilson (15th) Pineda (20th)
Greinke, Wilson and Romero. I don't trust Shields enough to trade Braun for him no matter whether you are keeping Braun or not. I also don't like Pineda. The decrease in velocity is worrying which just adds to the many question marks that he has this season. The 20th round is great but I would rather have someone a little more solid.
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I agree with MaudDib. I think Pineda is going to be in for some trouble in the East. He also walks too many for my liking. My guess is he will gie up a bunch or two and three run hrs in Yankee stadium.
I do like Shields at 13th, but I'm not sure it's worth Braun.
I'd definitely keep Greinke and Wilson. Pineda while giving up a 20th round might actually be worth it, even if there's no way he repeats. If he starts strong, he might have value due to increased w/ potential. Romero is worth a look too, but he's also in the AL East - so I'd probably rather give up a 20th round pick rather than a 12th round pick. Shields over both of those guys, but can you really get Pujols, Tulo, or CarGo with your first rounder?
Good points. I have the 9th pick overall but due to projected keepers I'm going to get the 3rd and 5th overall pick. The top players with projected points (assuming I don't keep Braun) are: Kershaw - 658 pts. (that's conservative since he had high 700s last year) Braun - 619 Fielder - 598 Felix - 592 Votto - 591 Lince - 581 And others with positional scarcity include CarGo, Longo, Kinsler, HanRam. Most guys keep top three round players and I usually go the opposite, with success. Because the league is so small, there is a nice talent pool.
jjrup wrote:Good points. I have the 9th pick overall but due to projected keepers I'm going to get the 3rd and 5th overall pick. The top players with projected points (assuming I don't keep Braun) are: Kershaw - 658 pts. (that's conservative since he had high 700s last year) Braun - 619 Fielder - 598 Felix - 592 Votto - 591 Lince - 581 And others with positional scarcity include CarGo, Longo, Kinsler, HanRam. Most guys keep top three round players and I usually go the opposite, with success. Because the league is so small, there is a nice talent pool.
I would take Wilson, Romero and Greinke. I believe that Shields will regress and Pineda will have a rough first go; leaving Romero with more points than either. Then you can ignore Shields, keep Braun and shoot for Longoria with the 9th pick.