I know this is an early question, but I have Kendry Morales. I put him in my DL slot when he broke his leg in hope of an early return, and with his age and stats I thought he might be worth a keeper slot in my 12 team, eight keeper league. Now more of my players are getting hurt and I'm wondering if I can make the decision sooner and get an extra roster space.... Thoughts?
C- Matt Wieters 1B- Ryan Howard 2B-Casey McGhee 3b- Chase Headley SS- Miguel Tejada OF- Shane Victorino OF- Jayson Werth OF_ Carlos Quention UTIL- Paul Konerko UTIL_ Jose Guillen UTIL- Denard Span BN- Chris Coghlan, David DeJesus, John Jaso
P- Danks p- Hamels P- Nolasco SP- U Jimenez SP- Dan Haren RP- Matt Lindstrom RP- Kris Medlen BN- Dallas Braden, Mat Latos
Well, who do you plan on keeping? Are there restrictions on your keepers? For example, if the player is drafted in a certain round is he still able to be kept? There are three UT spots that you start, so even if you can keep Ryan Howard, Morales would be nice to hang out to. You also have a ton of young pitching that you should hold as well though.
(In reference to an Aaron Hill for David Price swap)
twinkypoop wrote:
mpieco wrote: You're my new hero if that gets accepted.
I'd keep Morales stashed until the end of the season and keeper decisions are made. As of now, I'd keep Wieters, Howard, Victorino, Werth, Ubaldo, Haren, and Quentin with one keeper slot up for grabs and I'd consider Morales with the last keeper.
I wouldn't drop him. If you can't hold him on your roster, you should look to trade him to somebody that will keep him and get something in return for him. He could definitely be a keeper on your team.
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by wags87 » Wed Jul 28, 2010 6:34 pm 
