Out of the following four pitchers (some are already on my team, some are on the waiver wire), which two do you think will have the strongest finish to the season?
Matt Garza Jonathan Sanchez Wandy Rodriguez Edwin Jackson
My league is based on the following points system: Blown Saves: -3 points Earned Runs: -1 point Holds: 5 points Innings: 0.5 points Strikeouts (Pitcher): 1 point Losses: -5 points Pick Offs: 1 point Saves: 6 points Shutouts: 3 points Wins: 10 points
Mr. Baseball wrote:Jackson and Randy if traded to contender otherwise Garza
Thanks Mr. Baseball. Garza has been on my team all year. He's been a very good pitcher this year, but unfortunately the Cubs defense and bullpen have been horrendous. His strikeout potential is a huge plus though.
I have to admit I am intrigued about Jackson. He has been on our waiver wire all year, as nobody wants his inconsistency. His upside though is no doubt high. I am excited to see how he does in STL. Have you seen any of his games lately? I have to admit, I could not watch the ugliness of the White Sox.
Garza is the clear-cut first choice on that list for me. He has pitched well so far this year, which none of the other three can say.
Wandy has been up and down and up and down, but it seems like it's been mostly down. I just cannot ever trust him fully.
I, like you, am very interested in Edwin Jackson and Dave Duncan. I'd tentatively add him, especially if his start tonight goes well (which I think it will). Westbrook looked pretty decent last year after being traded, ditto for Brad Penny. Duncan has worked miracles before. Can he do it again?
(In reference to an Aaron Hill for David Price swap)
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by GardnerRunsRampant » Fri Jul 29, 2011 3:37 pm 
