I just had someone drop Sanchez in my 12 team h2h league and I was considering dropping Danks for him. Who do you think will be better for the ROS?
12 Team H2H. We Keep 6 Players Season to Season for 3 years
Stat Cats: R-HR-RBI-SB-K-TB-AVG-OBP IP-W-L-SV-BB-K-ERA-WHIP
C- Mike Napoli 1B- Miguel Cabrera 2B- Dan Uggla 3B- Adrian Beltre SS- Eduardo Nunez OF- Chris Young OF- Matt Holliday OF- Drew Stubbs Util- Michael Morse BN- Carlos Pena BN - Travis Snider DL - Jose Reyes
SP- CC Sabathia Trevor Cahill Shaun Marcum Johnny Cueto CJ Wilson Bud Norris Brandon Beachy RP- Brian Wilson RP-Jose Valverde RP-Andrew Bailey DL- John Danks
Last edited by ATLbraves on Tue Jul 19, 2011 1:22 am, edited 1 time in total.
Definitely grab sanchez and drop danks. I own danks, but would do the same if in your position. Sanchez is much more reliable than danks. I like danks, but it's purely speculative.
by footballisbetter.com » Mon Jul 18, 2011 10:01 pm
I think it's close and neither has been reliable this year. I'd take a chance on Sanchez and hopefully he will cut his walks down. THanks for the help on mine.
Definitely drop Danks for him. Potential to get much more out of Sanchez than you ever will out of Danks. Of course they're about equal right now, but the move would be based on what COULD happen, which is what fantasy is all about.
This is probably going against the grain, but I would consider dropping Peavy and keeping Danks.
Danks has great stuff, and it's a shame he got hurt. I picked him up and "bought low" and he reeled off 3 straight wins until he tweaked his oblique. He's also a lefty with quality stuff. His numbers definitely don't reflect it, but he's on an upswing.
Peavy seems to be the most expendable here. His name doesn't make up for his lackluster last few starts.
Outside of his CG, he's been ok @ best.
If you're worried about Sanchez and his walks affecting your WHIP, I wouldn't look into it too much. He's still a good source of K's.
Something to help your thinking:
Sanchez (biceps) was shaky during his first rehab start Sunday, allowing six runs on six hits over 2.2 innings, the Giants' official site reports. (Mon Jul 18)
Spin: Sanchez walked two and struck out three in a High-A start for San Jose. Sanchez will make another start Friday, this time with Triple-A Fresno, and his return to the Giants' rotation will likely come down to how Barry Zito pitches in the meantime.
theblemishedone wrote:This is probably going against the grain, but I would consider dropping Peavy and keeping Danks.
Danks has great stuff, and it's a shame he got hurt. I picked him up and "bought low" and he reeled off 3 straight wins until he tweaked his oblique. He's also a lefty with quality stuff. His numbers definitely don't reflect it, but he's on an upswing.
Peavy seems to be the most expendable here. His name doesn't make up for his lackluster last few starts.
sorry Jake Peavy shouldnt be on that list anymore, I traded him to get C.J. Wilson. You still agree that I should drop Danks for Sanchez though?
ATLbraves wrote:I just had someone drop Sanchez in my 12 team h2h league and I was considering dropping Danks for him. Who do you think will be better for the ROS?
12 Team H2H. We Keep 6 Players Season to Season for 3 years
Stat Cats: R-HR-RBI-SB-K-TB-AVG-OBP IP-W-L-SV-BB-K-ERA-WHIP
C- Mike Napoli 1B- Miguel Cabrera 2B- Dan Uggla 3B- Adrian Beltre SS- Eduardo Nunez OF- Chris Young OF- Matt Holliday OF- Drew Stubbs Util- Michael Morse BN- Carlos Pena BN - Travis Snider DL - Jose Reyes
SP- CC Sabathia Trevor Cahill Shaun Marcum Johnny Cueto CJ Wilson Bud Norris Brandon Beachy RP- Brian Wilson RP-Jose Valverde RP-Andrew Bailey DL- John Danks
Neither have been very impressive this year, and while this may be in the minority, I would go with Danks. He is more proven, has better command and will likely have better numbers except for strikeouts.