News: Reliever Chris Reitsma has allowed just one run in just over 10 innings of work for the Braves so far this season and has emerged as Atlanta's primary set-up man. With closer Danny Kolb faltering, Reitsma could see himself in a few save situations in the near future.
Analysis: If Reitsma is available in your league, you might want to consider him. He could potentially be Atlanta's full-time closer should Kolb's struggles continue.
News: Reliever Chris Reitsma has allowed just one run in just over 10 innings of work for the Braves so far this season and has emerged as Atlanta's primary set-up man. With closer Danny Kolb faltering, Reitsma could see himself in a few save situations in the near future.
Analysis: If Reitsma is available in your league, you might want to consider him. He could potentially be Atlanta's full-time closer should Kolb's struggles continue.
I seriously doubt it.
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News: Reliever Chris Reitsma has allowed just one run in just over 10 innings of work for the Braves so far this season and has emerged as Atlanta's primary set-up man. With closer Danny Kolb faltering, Reitsma could see himself in a few save situations in the near future.
Analysis: If Reitsma is available in your league, you might want to consider him. He could potentially be Atlanta's full-time closer should Kolb's struggles continue.
CBS, the same analysts who suggest that "[insert superstar] is a decent starter in most fantasy formats."
zhutou wrote:atl gave up too much to get kolb. they're not going to just give away the closer role that easily.
while that may be true, it's the worst logic a team can use. in fantasy, that pretty much guarantees a team to lose - you have to be able to change, if your 3rd round pick is scrubbing it up, bench him until he heats up...being stubborn doesn't get you anywhere...
they pulled kolb with 2 outs in the 9th last game, which was probably the right move, why not give someone else a shot, at least until kolb gets back on track?...
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AngelFan416 wrote:Yeah, I don't really see it. I can't see Kolb in a set-up role, no matter how badly he's pitching this year.
on the contrary, I don't see Kolb holding onto his closer job for too much longer. Danny Kolb is a guy I went after in every league last year and a guy I avoided like the plague this year. Up until his breakout 2003 and 2004, Danny Kolb was never any good. He never showed any promise throughout his career to ever be an effective major league closer and abobe all else, he strikes out NO one.
To say you can't see him in a set-up role is wrong imo, There is no way the Braves keep Kolb as their closer for much longer, the Brewers pulled the old fantasy baseball trick in my mind.
SELL HIGH
Whilt Kolb is not this bad, he is not as good as his stats the last 2 years show imo. I expect his ERA to be in the mid to upper 4's and I think he will be yanked from the 9th inning job very soon. With all that said, Resithma dosen't exactly impress me either and I'm not even sure he can be that much better then Kolb throughout the whole year. My guess is Resithma gets a shot at closing and does just decent and the Braves trade for a closer at the deadline.