I just took over this team from 2011 and would like to know whta 25 players would you keep? Chris Davis Rafael Furcal Travis Hafner Eric Hosmer Connor Jackson Brent Lillibridge Jed Lowrie Jonathan Lucroy Fernando Martinez Joe Mauer Trevor Plouffe Buster Posey Sean Rodriguez Scott Sizemore Travis Snider Ian Stewart Drew Stubbs Josh Willingham Delmon Young Clay Buchholz Jose Ceda Phil Coke Tim Collins Jorge De La Rosa Rubby De La Rosa Jason Frasor Zack Greinke Luke Hochevar Kenley Jansen Jair Jurrjens Clayton Richard Edinson Volquez
Rafael Furcal Travis Hafner Eric Hosmer Brent Lillibridge Jed Lowrie Joe Mauer Buster Posey Sean Rodriguez Scott Sizemore Travis Snider Ian Stewart Drew Stubbs Josh Willingham Delmon Young Clay Buchholz Tim Collins Jorge De La Rosa Rubby De La Rosa Jason Frasor Zack Greinke Luke Hochevar Kenley Jansen Jair Jurrjens Clayton Richard Edinson Volquez
Rafael Furcal Travis Hafner Eric Hosmer Brent Lillibridge Jed Lowrie Joe Mauer Buster Posey Sean Rodriguez Scott Sizemore Travis Snider Ian Stewart Drew Stubbs Josh Willingham Delmon Young Clay Buchholz Tim Collins Jorge De La Rosa Rubby De La Rosa Jason Frasor Zack Greinke Luke Hochevar Kenley Jansen Jair Jurrjens Clayton Richard Edinson Volquez
this looks about right. Only thing i don't like is keeping the two De La Rosa's as they are both recovering from TJ surgery. I am not sure when they are going to be back but I think they will both miss part of the season. So unless this is a deep league, i am not sure I would keep them.
"In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and has been widely regarded as a bad move."- Douglas Adams
MaudDib wrote: Only thing i don't like is keeping the two De La Rosa's as they are both recovering from TJ surgery. I am not sure when they are going to be back but I think they will both miss part of the season. So unless this is a deep league, i am not sure I would keep them.
True, but I do think they both offer much more upside than any of the guys dropped. Like you said though, depends on the depth and type of league. If both come back by mid 2012 I would say they are the best bets to give you value. Rubby may be worth hanging onto just for his long term value.
Jorge De La Rosa (elbow) has been throwing from 200 feet in long-toss sessions. De La Rosa is considered to be ahead of schedule in his recovery from Tommy John surgery but will not be ready to join the Rockies rotation by Opening Day. Instead, they're shooting for a late May or early June return. The left-hander is slated to make $10 million in 2012
Rubby De La Rosa (elbow) is throwing "free and easy" on flat ground from 60 feet, according to MLB.com's Ken Gurnick. "Right now I feel more power than I did before, a lot stronger," said De La Rosa. The 22-year-old right-hander averaged 96 mph on his fastball before undergoing Tommy John surgery in August, so that's a scary thought for opposing batters. De La Rosa projects to return late in the 2012 season, but he still has plenty of long-term potential. Jan 9 - 8:16 PM
Rafael Furcal Travis Hafner Eric Hosmer Brent Lillibridge Jed Lowrie Joe Mauer Buster Posey Sean Rodriguez Scott Sizemore Travis Snider Ian Stewart Drew Stubbs Josh Willingham Delmon Young Clay Buchholz Tim Collins Jorge De La Rosa Rubby De La Rosa Jason Frasor Zack Greinke Luke Hochevar Kenley Jansen Jair Jurrjens Clayton Richard Edinson Volquez
MaudDib wrote: Only thing i don't like is keeping the two De La Rosa's as they are both recovering from TJ surgery. I am not sure when they are going to be back but I think they will both miss part of the season. So unless this is a deep league, i am not sure I would keep them.
True, but I do think they both offer much more upside than any of the guys dropped. Like you said though, depends on the depth and type of league. If both come back by mid 2012 I would say they are the best bets to give you value. Rubby may be worth hanging onto just for his long term value.
Jorge De La Rosa (elbow) has been throwing from 200 feet in long-toss sessions. De La Rosa is considered to be ahead of schedule in his recovery from Tommy John surgery but will not be ready to join the Rockies rotation by Opening Day. Instead, they're shooting for a late May or early June return. The left-hander is slated to make $10 million in 2012
Rubby De La Rosa (elbow) is throwing "free and easy" on flat ground from 60 feet, according to MLB.com's Ken Gurnick. "Right now I feel more power than I did before, a lot stronger," said De La Rosa. The 22-year-old right-hander averaged 96 mph on his fastball before undergoing Tommy John surgery in August, so that's a scary thought for opposing batters. De La Rosa projects to return late in the 2012 season, but he still has plenty of long-term potential. Jan 9 - 8:16 PM
I agree with all of that. I just thought it was worth noting that both of these guys have been hurt. They both have good upside and are better than the other keepers listed but they also might be the first ones I would drop if something came along on the WW.
"In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and has been widely regarded as a bad move."- Douglas Adams
I like ensanimal's list above also. One thing about Rubby .... kid is filthy. He's been one of the more underrated pitching prospects. He could be back with the Dodgers by August. It could be a nice late season boost.
Rafael Furcal Travis Hafner Eric Hosmer Brent Lillibridge Jed Lowrie Joe Mauer Buster Posey Sean Rodriguez Scott Sizemore Travis Snider Ian Stewart Drew Stubbs Josh Willingham Delmon Young Clay Buchholz Tim Collins Jorge De La Rosa Rubby De La Rosa Jason Frasor Zack Greinke Luke Hochevar Kenley Jansen Jair Jurrjens Clayton Richard Edinson Volquez
You have a lot of work to do, but that looks about right.
I just recieved an e-mail and this owner has interest in Greinke,Posey,Hafner,Hosmer anyhow do you see some kind of a trade? here is his roster! J.P. Arencibia José Bautista Adrian Beltre Melky Cabrera Allen Craig Ike Davis Chone Figgins Johnny Gomes Josh Hamilton John Jaso Jon Jay Casey Kotchman Ryan Ludwick Laynce Nix Lyle Overbay Hanley Ramírez Denard Span Angel Sánchez
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