Would you rather have R. Hll or Kawakami this week? Both are 2 starters and middle of the pack. I like Hill's matchups better but Kawakami has looked better lately.
C- Hundley, Iannetta 1b- Wallace 2b- Barney/Barmes 3b- J. Lopez CO- G. Sanchez SS- Tulo MI- Castro OF- Bay, Hart, Pagan, Smith, Francisco, Ankiel U- C. Ross(DL), Cantu P- Carpent, Billings, Volquez, Marcum, Norris, J. Vazquez, Westbrook, Wolf, E Rogers
Blanton and Hill both lit it up for me last night: Hill 38.5 points Blanton 34 points Tonight I have the following 2 SP hoping for continued domination: Johan Burnett Porcello Randy Wells 2 start pitchers in a weekly league with no maximum innings or starts are golden with 3 points per inning pitched and 10 for wins and 4 for QS.
C- Hundley, Iannetta 1b- Wallace 2b- Barney/Barmes 3b- J. Lopez CO- G. Sanchez SS- Tulo MI- Castro OF- Bay, Hart, Pagan, Smith, Francisco, Ankiel U- C. Ross(DL), Cantu P- Carpent, Billings, Volquez, Marcum, Norris, J. Vazquez, Westbrook, Wolf, E Rogers
I had personally picked up Wells, traded him away almost immediately to someone else that had his eye on him, and picked up Gavin Floyd for his two starts. I was very happy with the first result yesterday.
I like Kawakami a lot this week. v. PIT (Duke) , @ BAL (D. Hernandez). 2 beatable teams and winnable matchups. The overall stat line doesn't look good but he's been getting better as the season has progressed. His May numbers (3.03 ERA, 26/12 K/BB in 29.2 IP) are worthy of owning in mixed leagues.
Hal·la·day, n. 1. every fifth day in Philadelphia. 2. a day of rest for the bullpen. 3. innings eater. 4. doc. 5. ace.
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by cwrtlm » Sun May 31, 2009 10:08 am 
panned out nicely, and i think i may hold on
