So by Monday I have to have my keeper list in. I am in a 12 team dynasty league. We keep 24 total players so I need to cut four players. Please vote in this poll which 4 to cut and explain why. (Please Vote for 4 players to cut)
Our Scoring is as follows... Hitting - R, HR, RBI, SB, .AVG Pitching - K's, Quality Starts, Saves, ERA, WHIP
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Last edited by allen730877 on Thu Feb 21, 2013 8:16 pm, edited 3 times in total.
Feliz (injured) Frieri (non-closing RP) Burnett (old and already stats have been falling....not much left in tank) Fiers
Fiers is the only tough call.....but with his low velocity, I question whether he can keep throwing k's...I expect a huge sophomore slump........and I think he has the lowest ceiling of the youngsters.
But you buy into Fiers, Hardy is the guy on the bubble....especially if you have a solid option as ss.
I have Rollins at SS. I was thinking of dropping down to only have 2 bench hitters. This would involve me dropping 2 hitters and 2 pitchers. We can have max 12 starts per week.
Also Frieri has alot the ability to be a great closer. All that needs to happen is Madsen gets hurt. I am very hesitant to drop Frieri.
I hear you on Frieri....but I don't like the idea of holding onto guys who MIGHT get a closer jobs.
In a regular keeper league I hate the idea of keeping any closers.....but I understand dynasty leagues are different.
It depends on how many other closers you already have.....and just how easy (or hard) it is to find saves in the draft and/or waiver wire of your league.
If you are low on closers....... and saves are almost impossible to find in the draft and/or waiver wire in you like....then I get holding onto the guy.
But if you aren't scrounging for saves, I strongly consider dropping him and hoping to grab him back in the draft
misterf wrote:I hear you on Frieri....but I don't like the idea of holding onto guys who MIGHT get a closer jobs.
In a regular keeper league I hate the idea of keeping any closers.....but I understand dynasty leagues are different.
It depends on how many other closers you already have.....and just how easy (or hard) it is to find saves in the draft and/or waiver wire of your league.
If you are low on closers....... and saves are almost impossible to find in the draft and/or waiver wire in you like....then I get holding onto the guy.
But if you aren't scrounging for saves, I strongly consider dropping him and hoping to grab him back in the draft
Only closers I haver are Wilhelmsen, Grilli and the possibility of Rondon being closer I also grabbed him a while back. Only reason I question dropping Frieri is because he has solid stuff. I also do not believe Madson will hold up at all this season. Frieri is already slated to be the opening day closer because Madson is not ready yet. He plays for the Angels so he is going to get alot of save opp's. My thoughts on who I should drop would be Uggla, Hardy, Burnett and the last spot is kinda a toss up really. But I would like to see more comments/suggestions on my dilemma.
I voted Hardy, Feliz, Frieri, Burnett. Same reasons as others have stated for the last 3... and since you have Rollins, no need to include 2 shortstops among your initial keepers.
In my league we can have a total of 12 starts a week. Stats scored are ERA, WHIP, QS, SV's, and K's. I was thinking of stacking up on SP's and only have 2 bench hitters. My bench hitters currently are Uggla, Hardy, Moustakas and Eaton. I have 8 sp's if you include Skaggs who is competing for the 5th rotation spot.
since you have rollins already at SS, and since you are short on closers, keeping Frieri and dropping Hardy instead probably does make the most sense in this case,
(though in general I would value Hardy above Friers.....but not by nearly enough to overcome the specific circumstances of your team)
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by allen730877 » Tue Feb 19, 2013 2:09 am 
