#4 pick in keeper draft strategy...help!

[rib217]

thanks for help on mine.

I think going pitching is going to be your best bet. Greinke if available and then I wouldnt blame you for going after Wainwright over some of the other options.

I'd look for Butler or Berkman at 1b, Berkman may slip far into the draft because of the injury concern and he could pay off big time.

[HOOTIE]

I rank Wainwright ahead of Haren (bad 2nd half) and Verlander (high ERA, high IP). If Scenario 1 happened, I'm going Wainwright. That much I'm set on.

I have Wainwright 12th.

Verlander had a 10.1 K/9, to Wainwrights 8.2. Wainwright had a 100 inning jump, which could be a concern.

xERA last year

Haren 3.00
Wainwright 3.21
Verlander 3.31

[michaelyoung4prez]

In this order: Greinke, Haren, Wainwright, Verlander, Sandoval, Youkilis, JJ, Werth, Cain, Bay, Nolasco, Carlos Lee, Curtis Granderson, Hamels

[RJHNY1]

Thanks for your help guys.

I decided I am going Greinke at #4, no matter what. If he's gone, then Haren. I have 6 hitters, so if you view it, this is my "7th rounder" and in the 7th round, you normally have a starter by then. I need that ace to anchor my staff.

Then I'll pray like hell I get Billy Butler.

[Fenris-77]

In this order: Greinke, Haren, Wainwright, Verlander, Sandoval, Youkilis, JJ, Werth, Cain, Bay, Nolasco, Carlos Lee, Curtis Granderson, Hamels

That looks high for Nolasco, as good as he looks. I'd probably rank Hamels ahead of him too.