10 Team H2H w/ points. 1B/2B/3B/HR is +1-4. BB/RBI/R/SB is +1 and K is -1. IP/K is +1. ER is -2. W is +10. L is - 5. SV is +5. BB is -.5. QS is +3. CG is +5.
Starters are the usual but with 2 UTIL spots. 5 SP/1RP/1P slot. 6 Keepers to choose here.
Lineup: Kurt Suzuki, Oak C Prince Fielder, Mil 1B Ian Kinsler, Tex 2B Martin Prado, Atl 2B, 3B DTD Jimmy Rollins, Phi SS Carl Crawford, Bos OF DTD Andrew McCutchen, Pit OF Shane Victorino, Phi OF Ryan Howard, Phi 1B Bobby Abreu, LAA OF Rickie Weeks, Mil 2B Matt Kemp, LAD OF
Bullpen: Neftali Feliz, Tex RP Roy Oswalt, Phi SP Francisco Liriano, Min SP DTD Mat Latos, SD SP C.J. Wilson, Tex SP Madison Bumgarner, SF SP Billy Wagner, Atl RP Colby Lewis, Tex SP Brian Duensing, Min SP, RP
Right now I have Fielder, Crawford, McCutchen, Kemp as definites. The last couple spots are up for grabs between Howard, Kinsler and Latos. What do you guys think? Thanks!
Last edited by Mutalator on Sun Feb 27, 2011 10:41 am, edited 1 time in total.
by jake_twothousandfive » Sun Feb 27, 2011 11:07 am
I agree with Kinsler and Howard as your final 2 keepers.
It's usually nice to keep a pitcher but your options for hitters are just too good to pass up here. Just focus on your pitching staff early in your draft.
"Don't take anything for granted, because tomorrow is not promised to any of us." ---Kirby Puckett
I think it would be wise to hold on to at least one arm. Since you're keeping Fielder, it's not an immediate need to hold on to Howard, although I completely understand why you would.
I just wish there was a better keeper prospect at pitcher. Latos obviously jumps out right away. He's certainly a talent and could be worth holding on to. I think the dark horse keeper prospect at pitcher is Neftali Feliz. He has nasty stuff, and will eventually end up in the Rangers' starting rotation--it's only a matter of time. It could be a bold move to keep a "closer", but trust me when I say he won't remain one for long.
(In reference to an Aaron Hill for David Price swap)
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mpieco wrote:I think it would be wise to hold on to at least one arm. Since you're keeping Fielder, it's not an immediate need to hold on to Howard, although I completely understand why you would.
I just wish there was a better keeper prospect at pitcher. Latos obviously jumps out right away. He's certainly a talent and could be worth holding on to. I think the dark horse keeper prospect at pitcher is Neftali Feliz. He has nasty stuff, and will eventually end up in the Rangers' starting rotation--it's only a matter of time. It could be a bold move to keep a "closer", but trust me when I say he won't remain one for long.
Yea, I might try and resnag Feliz early in the draft if I can. Closers in this league score pretty highly if they are the top tier.