Please re-rank the pitchers listed below in terms of their worthiness for a late round flier in a fairly deep keeper league. Basically, who do you think has the potential to emerge as a legit 3rd or 4th starter? Who's a serviceable 5/6 guy? Who's waiver wire fodder and not worth drafting? Feel free to add anyone who you think falls in this group that I haven't included.
Ian Snell Todd Wellemeyer Koji Uehara John Lannan Kelvim Escobar Sean Gallagher Dave Bush Trevor Cahill Tommy Hanson David Purcey Andrew Miller Nick Blackburn Anthony Reyes
Tim Wakefield, Barry Zito, Edwin Jackson, Kevin Millwood, Rick Porcello, Dana Eveland, and Bartolo Colon are also available, for whatever they're worth.
You said this was a keeper league, and if that is the case, you need to pick up Porcello right now. (assuming your league settings are such that you would be keeping him)
Of the 3 you are asking about, Uehara really doesn't enter into the discussion, I don't care how deep your league is, so it comes down to Reyes and Miller. I would go with Reyes now, and drop him for Miller later if Miller starts to show signs of life (had his first decent outing of the spring today)
It's a keeper league, but only five players taken after the fourth round. It's highly unlikely Porcello would wind up being one of my keepers unless he has a stellar rookie campaign. Would you still pick him up anyway?
Also, it should be noted that I already have David Price, Gallagher, Purcey, and Cahill on this team, LOL. So I'm actually more in need of a serviceable WYSIWYG 5th/6th starter kinda guy (the Moyers and Bushes of the world) than I am for a high upside flier. Would you roster Porcello over one of those young guns I named?