Bronson Aroyo... WTF!!

[D-Store]

How does he go to one of the most hitter friendly ball parks and suddenly become a stud pitcher? Every year I pick him up on a team thinking this will be his year, and every year he has made me look like a fool. This year I decided to stay away thinking he will never become the stud I thought he could be... again I look like a fool. LOL

[jh2031]

I doubt he continues to pitch the way he is now for the whole season. He'll get lit up a few times pitching in Cincy.

[johnsamo]

He had these hot streaks in Boston too, then would get rocked...

[fantasy baller]

hey it is easier in his division than it was in boston. He's a hell of a guy to have for free.

[jvmillion83]

How does he go to one of the most hitter friendly ball parks and suddenly become a stud pitcher? Every year I pick him up on a team thinking this will be his year, and every year he has made me look like a fool. This year I decided to stay away thinking he will never become the stud I thought he could be... again I look like a fool. LOL

Actually he came from a more hitter friendly park in the AL

[quitesanemax]

Lets not forget that he is going from the AL to the NL, so the hitters don't know him. I'm sure he will get rocked a few times this year, but I'm thinking in the end he will have a pretty good season, and is worth having on your roster.

[johnsamo]

I think it's a combination of, he's streakyto begin with, he's been up against some slumping teams, he's facing pitchers now, and the NL hasn't learned to lay off that low breaking ball.

[D-Store]

How does he go to one of the most hitter friendly ball parks and suddenly become a stud pitcher? Every year I pick him up on a team thinking this will be his year, and every year he has made me look like a fool. This year I decided to stay away thinking he will never become the stud I thought he could be... again I look like a fool. LOL

Actually he came from a more hitter friendly park in the AL

I don't know how you figure that. If you did your homework you'd know that more runs were scored in the Great American Ball Park than any other ball park last year.

[gostanford07]

How does he go to one of the most hitter friendly ball parks and suddenly become a stud pitcher? Every year I pick him up on a team thinking this will be his year, and every year he has made me look like a fool. This year I decided to stay away thinking he will never become the stud I thought he could be... again I look like a fool. LOL

I'll tell you how... because four of his starts have been on the road lol . He may have moved to a team that plays in a hitter's park, but if he continues to pitch on the road it won't matter. His one home start against to Cubs he gave up 3 runs in 6.2 innings. Not a bad start, but not on this incredible pace that he's kept up on the road (except @STL).

[Joe Mauer]

Someone just picked him up in my 5X5 roto league where everyone is started....no bench...12 team...

Too early to do so in that league....you gain/lose all the stats of the player you added/dropped and they count $10 towards your $300 draft day salary cap. So, you basically have to leave money available after the draft for roster moves, with the average team having maybe 5 roster moves all season long.

I liked him....but in that park....too early a pickup.