Rank these 4 pitchers and 4 hitters (leave a link for yours)

[oukurt]

How do you think the following players will rank from now to finish?

Scoring for hitting

run 1 pt
avg 1 pt (ex. 300 avg = 300 pts)
rbi 1 pt
sb 1 pt
total bases 1 pt

1 to 4 how do you rank

Felipe Lopez
Brandon Inge
Grady Sizemore
Nick Johnson

(total bases and batting average are huge)

Scoring for pitching

win 20 pt
save 10 pt
ip 1 pt
k 1 pt

1 to 4 how do you rank

Doug Davis
C Cordero
Chris Young
John Lackey

Thanks....leave a link, will answer yours

[PlayingWithFire]

Johnson
Sizemore
Lopez
Inge

C. Cordero
Chris Young(due to 20pt per win)
Doug Davis(really the better pitcher here)
John Lackey.

[daullaz]

Johnson
Sizemore
Inge
Lopez

Cordero
Davis
Young
Lackey

[jjigglers]

You should know better than to ask your question here, and also answer questions here.

[oukurt]

You should know better than to ask your question here, and also answer questions here.

I know I know...cut me some slack. It is 3 am and I stayed out to late to get this question answered elsewhere. I have a decision to make by morning. I also value the opinions a bit more in this forum.

[PlayingWithFire]

You should know better than to ask your question here, and also answer questions here.

I am new... Should have thought.

[jjigglers]

Fair enough. Well then, before the Hamster eats it...

Nick Johnson
Grady Sizemore

Brandon Inge
Felipe Lopez

Seeing as how stolen bases arent worth so much, I like Nick Johnson's power over Grady Sizemore's slightly less power but slightly more speed. However, by the end of the year, Sizemore could easily be worth more, seeing as how hot he's been as of late.

Inge and Lopez are definately a tier behind, and I have Inge over Lopez because I like Inge's chances at maintaining his pace more than Lopez's. However, like the two above, I dont have these two at much of a difference either.

Doug Davis

C Cordero
Chris Young

John Lackey

At first I had Cordero significantly above the SP's, simply because of what I thought saves were valued at, but then I researched how many points he has, and was surprised to see him well below Doug Davis. If Chad Cordero is not beating Doug Davis and is pitching out of his mind, I simply can't rank him higher than Davis. Davis's strikeout totals and potent offense behind him definately warrant him as the most valuable pitcher listed.

Cordero and Young are fairly comparable, but Cordero's greater amount of appearances make him the more likely bet to continue his success. Don't get me wrong, Young is a great pitcher, but Cordero will be much more solid.

The reason I ranked Lackey last was because of his previous track record (ERA in the mid 4's would point to lower Win totals and Win % than he has right now) and thus he has the least chance of continuing his current success.

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