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by mbeller83 » Tue Aug 29, 2006 1:01 pm
Hey guys. this is my 1st year in a competive fantasy league. I didn't realize that the legue Im in has maximum innings for pitchers.. My math has never been good so I havnt budgeted my usage well, started 2 pitchers in a day alot etc. Right now I only have 22 innings remaining!! Anyway my question is. Should I only use releivers for the rest of the season? I am in first place in wins by a wopping 19 wins. And Im in the top 2 in every pitching category except for ERA and saves.
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by Frappy » Tue Aug 29, 2006 1:06 pm
Yeah Id go with your top closers right now. A closer like Nelson/McClung Id leave out. Go with the best 2-3 closers you got.
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by mbeller83 » Tue Aug 29, 2006 1:33 pm
Thanks too bad the trade deadline ended last week
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by costag » Tue Aug 29, 2006 3:40 pm
Or you could wittle your innings down to as close to 1 remaining as you can and then look for a day that has a few of your SP starting and then stack your pitching roster for that day!!
The day you go over your limit, all the stats from any pitcher pitching that day will count. Not just that 1 inning. So it is possible to have 1270 innings pitched when your limit is 1250.
Example: If your limit is 1250. Say... this friday you have 1249 total innings pitched at the end of the night. And on Saturday you have 3 SP starting and 3 RP on your starting roster for the day - All 6 of your pitchers stats will count.
Good Luck.
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by KTM » Tue Aug 29, 2006 4:18 pm
costag wrote:Or you could wittle your innings down to as close to 1 remaining as you can and then look for a day that has a few of your SP starting and then stack your pitching roster for that day!!
The day you go over your limit, all the stats from any pitcher pitching that day will count. Not just that 1 inning. So it is possible to have 1270 innings pitched when your limit is 1250.
Example: If your limit is 1250. Say... this friday you have 1249 total innings pitched at the end of the night. And on Saturday you have 3 SP starting and 3 RP on your starting roster for the day - All 6 of your pitchers stats will count.
Good Luck.
Exactly what I do.
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