baseball6791 wrote:Matt Cain. He has electric stuff, was the second best pitching prospect behind King Felix, and gets to face the weak NL West the rest of the year. The only problem would be that he may be starting only every other turn in the rotation to keep his IP down, but I'd keep an eye on him.
How about this Correia guy? He seems to be pitching ver well lately.
Corriea has been somewhat decent, Im not liking him too much though. He hasn't been too outstanding. He did have a good start against the Mets yesterday but he has a 3.60 ERA and 1.40 WHIP in his last 5 starts. Not too bad but nothing to really jump about. Ill keep an eye on him but I don't know about picking him up yet.
baseball6791 wrote:Matt Cain. He has electric stuff, was the second best pitching prospect behind King Felix, and gets to face the weak NL West the rest of the year. The only problem would be that he may be starting only every other turn in the rotation to keep his IP down, but I'd keep an eye on him.
How about this Correia guy? He seems to be pitching ver well lately.
He's been pitching pretty well lately but I don't think that he projects to become anything more than maybe a #3 starter. He has a low-90's fastball with lots of movement but other than that he has pretty standard stuff, not anything that special. I wouldn't pick him up until he has another decent start, and even then only if you need pitching badly. Like I said, he doesn't look as if he will blossom into a top of the rotation starter in the future, and will probably only have marginal fantasy value.
baseball6791 wrote:Matt Cain. He has electric stuff, was the second best pitching prospect behind King Felix, and gets to face the weak NL West the rest of the year. The only problem would be that he may be starting only every other turn in the rotation to keep his IP down, but I'd keep an eye on him.
How about this Correia guy? He seems to be pitching ver well lately.
He's been pitching pretty well lately but I don't think that he projects to become anything more than maybe a #3 starter. He has a low-90's fastball with lots of movement but other than that he has pretty standard stuff, not anything that special. I wouldn't pick him up until he has another decent start, and even then only if you need pitching badly. Like I said, he doesn't look as if he will blossom into a top of the rotation starter in the future, and will probably only have marginal fantasy value.
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by mweir145 » Sat Aug 27, 2005 7:02 pm to keep his IP down, but I'd keep an eye on him.
