rjforlife wrote:Just looking at a middle level group of pitchers, some vets, some youngsters, and I'm having a tough time ranking this group. Lets see those ranks !
Javier Vazquez Ted Lilly Tim Hudson Brad Penny Ollie P Billingsley Myers McGowan Wainwright Pedro Buchholz
Vazquez is a step above the rest. Myers and Pedro not all that far behind, but at least 20 picks.
Myers McGowan Billingsley Hudson Penny Perez Wainwright Lilly Pedro Buchholz
Javi is the obvious standout IMO. He's very inconsistent I know but when he's on his 200 K potential puts him above the rest of these guys. The rest are very close, I could be biased on Myers but he's a very good pitcher who can rack up the K's. If he ever gets his head on straight he could be a standout as well.
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If Buchholz gets an early chance at the rotation(via the Schilling drama), then I would bump him up a few. I like Pedro more than most this year apparently...I'm okay with that!
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If Buchholz gets an early chance at the rotation(via the Schilling drama), then I would bump him up a few. I like Pedro more than most this year apparently...I'm okay with that!
This is pretty close to how I have it. Vazquez and Myers are a step above the group followed by Billingsly, Wainwright and Pedro. I would take Buchholz before Lilly just due to pure upside.
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by rjforlife » Sat Feb 09, 2008 6:22 pm 
