that's unreal man. did you not trade some of your pitching surplus to help elsewhere or did you hold on to all of them for the whole season?
I actually only traded Bedard. At that time my team ERA and WHIP were around 1.75/1.05. I contemplated trading another pitcher but my offense was pretty good as well, and my lead was so large by the time the trading deadline came around that I decided to stay put.
This was definitely a crazy year for my team. Including my relievers, Dan Haren had the highest ERA on my team at 3.14. Offensively, I also led the league in HR and SLG (.502).
B-Chad wrote:Pedroia's LD rate of 20% is reason to believe he'll maintain a higher BA then Cano. It should also be noted he hits more FB's then Cano, which means that even if he posts a lower HR/FB then Cano, he should come in reasonably close to Cano in HR's
rookies and cream wrote:Zack Greinke, Dan Haren, Felix Hernandez, Matt Cain, and Tommy Hanson for anchoring a staff that contributed to a 2.59/1.11 ERA/WHIP for my 1st place money league squad, obliterating the 3.01/1.15 record that I set in 2003.
I'd also like to thank Erik Bedard for contributing to those fine ratios before being dealt for Troy Tulowitzki in late April (despite djxskillz's assertion that I shouldn't trade him because my staff "is NOT that strong").
My H2H league's championship matchup was ridiculously close going into the last day of the season -- 7 of the 10 categories were still pretty much up for grabs. I'd like to thank Prince Fielder (2 HR, 3 RBI), Ryan Braun (2/5, RBI, SB), Felix Hernandez (W, 6 K, 0.60 WHIP), and spot starter Homer Bailey (W, 7 K, 0.00 ERA) for bringing the goods on Sunday and helping me win the league.
rookies and cream wrote:Zack Greinke, Dan Haren, Felix Hernandez, Matt Cain, and Tommy Hanson for anchoring a staff that contributed to a 2.59/1.11 ERA/WHIP for my 1st place money league squad, obliterating the 3.01/1.15 record that I set in 2003.
I'd also like to thank Erik Bedard for contributing to those fine ratios before being dealt for Troy Tulowitzki in late April (despite djxskillz's assertion that I shouldn't trade him because my staff "is NOT that strong").
Thank you Tim Lincecum, Zack Greinke, Felix Hernandez and Chris Carpenter for anchoring my staff. Ryan Braun, Justin Morneau, Adrian Gonzalez, Troy Tulowitzki, and Derek Jeter for providing my offense.
I want to give a shout out to Gordon Beckham, i was lost at third base until you came along for that scorching month and a half when it mattered most
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the only person i can really thank is vincente padilla who i picked up minutes before midnight on saturday because his W was the difference in one of my leagues.