GiantsFan14 wrote:Updated with SP (rankings only done to about 60 or so, and roughly at that)
Let me know if I'm missing anyone or if anyone looks like their in a bad spot based on my projections.
Awesome....but I think you may hear something about Halladay not even being the top ranked pitcher on his own team. Don't know why but I have a suspicion someone's head may assplode.
GiantsFan14 wrote:Updated with SP (rankings only done to about 60 or so, and roughly at that)
Let me know if I'm missing anyone or if anyone looks like their in a bad spot based on my projections.
Awesome....but I think you may hear something about Halladay not even being the top ranked pitcher on his own team. Don't know why but I have a suspicion someone's head may assplode.
It's really close and if I had to choose one straight up I'd go with Halladay. I'd much prefer to take Lee mid-3rd than Halladay mid-2nd though.
SP rankings are pretty much done, hopefully there aren't any glaring mistakes.
Most rankings/projections have him in the 20-30 range.
Personally, i think i need to see another year from Bumgarner before i rate him that high. I think Cain would be the safer choice for that spot, with a chance to rate higher when the Giants actually score more than 1 run for him.
Norby wrote:What's the thinking behind Bumgarner at 10?
Most rankings/projections have him in the 20-30 range.
Personally, i think i need to see another year from Bumgarner before i rate him that high. I think Cain would be the safer choice for that spot, with a chance to rate higher when the Giants actually score more than 1 run for him.
I'd guess because Giants is a Giants fan and he's a homer..... I keed, I keed
Actually, I've got him in the 12-15 range myself. He's 22 years old, had the pedigree from the start and had over 4 K/BB ratio, a 2.67FIP and a 3.10xFIP. He also gets to pitch in the NL West. What's not to like?
Norby wrote:What's the thinking behind Bumgarner at 10?
Most rankings/projections have him in the 20-30 range.
Personally, i think i need to see another year from Bumgarner before i rate him that high. I think Cain would be the safer choice for that spot, with a chance to rate higher when the Giants actually score more than 1 run for him.
I'd guess because Giants is a Giants fan and he's a homer..... I keed, I keed
Actually, I've got him in the 12-15 range myself. He's 22 years old, had the pedigree from the start and had over 4 K/BB ratio, a 2.67FIP and a 3.10xFIP. He also gets to pitch in the NL West. What's not to like?
I am a homer indeed. Even so, the kid put up the 4th best FIP and 7th best xFIP among all starters last year and had a 4.15 K/BB as a freaking 21 year old. He's got huge potential and he showed it in the second half when he went 9-4 with a 2.70 ERA, 1.09 WHIP, and 114 Ks in 113 innings. Cain might be a safer pick but he doesn't have the potential for greatness that Bumgarner has.
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jtsandwich wrote:Well done. For next yr you may want to add auction values.
Done thanks to TheRock who took my numbers and calculated auction values based on a shallow 12 team league starting 9 hitters (C, 1B, 2B, SS, 3B, OF, OF OF, UTIL) and adjusted for positional scarcity.
Some of the guys weren't on the spreadsheet i sent him which is why i don't have values for them yet. pitching will be up when he gets a chance to do it.