Sleeper Pitchers for the Second Half?

[Iconoclastic]

Tony Armas (remember, he pitches in Washington)

Ricardo Rodriguez (maybe he's finally figured out how to pitch)

[benjapage]

i've been pimping him, recently: brandon claussen. check his last 6 starts. almost 40 innings, with wicked era & whip ratios. the hype is actualizing.

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[AKhomebrewer]

I'm counting on Radke to square things away if he shakes the neck issue. Has done his best work the last two seasons in the second half.
Elarton's on an interesting roll lately, and all tribe pitchers are getting run support (finally).

[Box]

I'm counting on Radke to square things away if he shakes the neck issue. Has done his best work the last two seasons in the second half.
Elarton's on an interesting roll lately, and all tribe pitchers are getting run support (finally).

I hope you're right about Radke, I'm getting sick of the 5 IP 4 ER outings.

[garf112]

Casey Fossum! Love the K rate. If you are set with wins, he might be a guy to look into. Was dominant in the minors, but has struggled through injuries the past couple of years. could put it all together in the second half.

[Lenny Dykstra]

Claudio Vargas!

[Niffoc4]

Joe Blanton seems to finally be putting things together, I think Ted Lilly will come through to make his numbers fit more closely with his career numbers. When David Bush gets called up he'll be in it... Oliver Perez...

[Registered_Guest]

I'll go with Jerome Williams. Other guys I like are: Matt Cain, both of the Perez's, J.Patterson (though his ratios are outstanding, I agree he's underrated), David Bush, and my final one because I don't believe he can be any worse, Zack Greinke.

[cardsfan]

ted lilly

[Matthias]

scott olsen.

has some great K #s in the few starts he's gotten so far this year... assuming he holds onto his rotation spot.