Please list these pitchers using their "keeper" value...

[TheGhost]

Ian Kennedy
Madison Bumgarner
Kyle Drabek
Matt Garza
Ricky Nolasco

Thanks!!

[HOOTIE]

Tough call. All have had moments, then looked bad for periods.
I know i have Drabek last. Just see him as a future #3 irl.
Bumgarner probably will get favored due to age, but i like Garza/Nolasco.

Nolasco
Garza
Bumgarner
Kennedy
Drabek

[sigriffey]

I like his order above, but I would slot Bumgarner ahead of Garza. It seems like Garza teases us early every year and then goes mediocre for a stretch. Bumgarner may be doing the opposite, and he may have an equal or higher ceiling.

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[GardnerRunsRampant]

Nolasco
Garza
Bumgarner
Kennedy
Drabek

I cannot comment on Bumgarner or Drabek (not enough experience), but I would rate the other three as follows:

Garza: Dominating stuff. Gives up a few home runs, but he is a solid pitcher. His defense and a highly unlucky BABIP have led to his poor start. Definitely a huge buy low guy now.

Nolasco: He has shown great strike out potential over the past few years, but that high ERA is disturbing. Statistics say he has gotten unlucky with a very high BABIP, but after several years worth of data is it bad luck or the norm? His lower than normal strike out numbers so far this year have me alarmed, but I'm still waiting to hold court on him based on the potential he has shown over the years. If his BABIP goes down, his ERA will follow suit, and if he continues to accumulate K's he can be one of the more dominating pitchers in the league.

Kennedy: Has some nice quality pitches, but has not shown the ability to consistently fan batters. Also pitching for Arizona doesn't help. He's merely average at this point. If he develops more to his arsenal, he may be someone to watch in a few years, but nothing at this point makes him a great keeper.

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