James and Hill pitching monsters over the last month.

[krazyjoe8]

Prolly on Waivers in most leagues.

LAST MONTH:

- Chuck James - Atlanta - SP -

40 Innings Pitched, 5 wins, 30 K's, 1.57 ERA, 1.07 WHIP
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- Rich Hill - Chicago Cubs - SP -
43 Innings Pitched, 3 wins, 41 Ks, 1.26 ERA, 0.81 WHIP

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sorry if theres already topics about these fantasy breakouts but i didnt see any on the main page.

[dbacks4life]

They both have upped their stock for 2007 drafts.

[NatsFan10]

James got rocked last night.

[Doughhead]

James got rocked last night.

Right after I picked him up, of course. I also get him for his next start--on the road in Colorado. (Yep, I'm an idiot)

[fbc_fan]

James got rocked last night.

Right after I picked him up, of course. I also get him for his next start--on the road in Colorado. (Yep, I'm an idiot)

hahaha, i did the exact same thing. fortunately he is much better on the road than he is at home, and colorado is playing like a pitchers park thanks to those humidors. here's to a good start next time out.

[BitterDodgerFan]

James got rocked last night.

Right after I picked him up, of course. I also get him for his next start--on the road in Colorado. (Yep, I'm an idiot)

hahaha, i did the exact same thing. fortunately he is much better on the road than he is at home, and colorado is playing like a pitchers park thanks to those humidors. here's to a good start next time out.

did you not hear? the humidor is out of order at the moment...32 runs scored by COL in last 2 games.

[fbc_fan]

James got rocked last night.

Right after I picked him up, of course. I also get him for his next start--on the road in Colorado. (Yep, I'm an idiot)

hahaha, i did the exact same thing. fortunately he is much better on the road than he is at home, and colorado is playing like a pitchers park thanks to those humidors. here's to a good start next time out.

did you not hear? the humidor is out of order at the moment...32 runs scored by COL in last 2 games.

yeah, that is suprising, but 28 or so of those runs were in that one game where the giants got served up royally. i wonder if they'll continue to use the humidors next year. if so, i may have to delve into the fantasy no-no of drafting some colorado pitchers.

[vladrules]

NatsFan10 wrote:
James got rocked last night.


Right after I picked him up, of course. I also get him for his next start--on the road in Colorado.

That always seems to happen to me and probably everyone else. It's so freaking annoying. I imagine the same time occurred for those spot starting Loaiza @ TB. I was going to as well but I figure from now on, home starts are always better.

So............I'm very scared of starting RHill @ CIN. Yes, he shut them out in his last start vs CIN but usually the hitters will get acclimated to a pitcher. I'm thinking of dropping him or not starting him. Anyone else think he can keep this up @ CIN? If not then bypass GAB and get him for his last start vs MIL.

[Doughhead]

NatsFan10 wrote:
James got rocked last night.


Right after I picked him up, of course. I also get him for his next start--on the road in Colorado.

That always seems to happen to me and probably everyone else. It's so freaking annoying. I imagine the same time occurred for those spot starting Loaiza @ TB. I was going to as well but I figure from now on, home starts are always better.

So............I'm very scared of starting RHill @ CIN. Yes, he shut them out in his last start vs CIN but usually the hitters will get acclimated to a pitcher. I'm thinking of dropping him or not starting him. Anyone else think he can keep this up @ CIN? If not then bypass GAB and get him for his last start vs MIL.

I would go ahead and start him. Have you seen the guys in Cincy's lineup? Denorfia? Olmedo? Hopper? Royce Clayton? It's pretty pathetic. Unfortunately, the Cubs may be worse, so run support could be an issue.