Capuano vs Radke matched up against each other tomorrow and I have them both. Would you start them both, or just one (and which one)? Game is in Milwaukee.
C M. Montero 1B AGonz 2B Uggla 3B Zimmermann SS Jeter OF J Upton, McCutcheon, Choo Util Kendrys Morales BN Pena DL Gardner SP Gallardo, Bumgarner, Latos, Zimmermann, Luebke, Jaime Garcia, Hughes, Burnett RP League, Marshall, Betancourt
I'm planning on starting both in my H2H league, but that is because I have the other guy dominated in ERA and WHIP already, and we're tied for wins and I'm up by two less losses.
If it is a low scoring game you could get a w and a no decision. Plus you may get a bunch of innings in a pitchers dual. It is prolly worth it. Although the ball was really carrying out today at Miller park against the cubs so you may want to be careful. The Brews are hot so they may hit Radke around a bit.
I usually start two guys against each other, of course other factors apply (What line-up, home or away, streaks.) I'd probably start Capuano, but be careful with Radke. Brewers hitting well
...Boston papers now and then suffer a sharp flurry of arithmetic on this score; indeed, for Williams to have distributed all his hits so they did nobody else any good would constitute a feat of placement unparalleled in the annals of selfishness. -Updike
Early on in my points league, an owner benched both Randy Johnson and Halladay...(why? good question!). Anyway, they both pitched a complete game, which gives extra points in the league. And one of them (Halladay I think?) pitched a shutout...
Obviously this isn't the most likely scenario, but I'd go with both pitchers...you never know!!!
I usually start both guys, as chances are decent that one of them will come out with a win.
Of course, there is a flip-side to the Johnson-Halladay scenario, like when I started Patterson and Schmidt against each other back in May and they both got shelled..
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