Two Teams.

[FatGuyWithAMullet]

Much obliged if you rated both of these 12 team H2H points teams out of /10. Feel free to leave a link and I'll check it out.

A.
C - Ramon Hernandez
1B - Carlos Delgado
2B - Mark Loretta
3B - Melvin Mora
SS - Derek Jeter
OF - Carlos Beltran
OF - JD Drew
OF - Vernon Wells
U - Corey Patterson

P - Ben Sheets
P - Rich Harden
P - Doug Davis
P - Adam Eaton
P - Brad Lidge
P - Armando Benitez
P - Jason Isringhausen

B.
C - Joe Mauer
1B - Derrek Lee
2B - Marcus Giles
3B - Adrian Beltre
SS - Jimmy Rollins
OF - Manny Ramirez
OF - Gary Sheffield
OF - JD Drew
U - Eric Chavez

P - Johan Santana
P - Roy Oswalt
P - Roy Halladay
P - Mike Mussina
P - Odalis Perez
P - Kelvim Escobar
P - Joel Pineiro

Points system:
1B:1
2B: 2
3B: 3
HR: 4
BB: 1
R: 1
RBI: 1
SB: 2

BBI: -0.5
CG: 5
ER: -1
HA: -0.5
IP: 2
K: 1
S: 10
W: 10

[SaintsOfTheDiamond]

Both are very strong top to bottom for the most part.

Team A:
I would look to pick up another OF since I'm not a believer in Drew. Patterson could be a nice surprise, but I want to know where he's hitting in the lineup before I make my final decision on him.....The RP's are very solid, but I think you could use another solid SP myself. Sheets will anchor the rotation, and Harden will be a solid No. 2, but there are big question marks after that.

Team B:
Same thing about Drew, but you've got a better OF to pick up for any slack he will create. Since you're obviously punting saves, I'd try to pick up a few SP's who will get you W's to balance that out. Halladay and Oswalt are great for your ratios, but I don't see either of them getting more than 14 W's, which would be OK, but you need W's since you won't get saves obviously. (If you understood that last sentence, could you explain it to me please. )

Overall, of the two I'd take B since it's H2H. The offense is more balanced, and the SP's are probably the best on any one team in the league I'd venture to say.