Points league, H2H, 12 teams, stats favor pitchers somewhat since wins are worth 12 big points, 9 keepers but 6 are "regular" keepers and the rest are:
1 Class B keeper (0-300 IP or 0-1000 ABs) 1 Class A keeper (0-150 IP or 0-500 ABs) 1 Rookie keeper (0-50 IP or 0-130 ABs)
Well, it looks like I will have to keep Parker as my rookie keeper, Pomeranz as my Class A keeper and Posey as Class B keeper.
Who should be my other 6? I was thinking:
Kinsler ARod Braun Bourn Heyward Ubaldo
But, I am torn not to keep Hanranhan but my inherited team is obviously offensively much better and I will have to look for arms in the draft. Any opinions?
I like them all except for Ubaldo, who I just have a hard time trusting. Maybe Mauer? Who I also don't trust but u might be able to trade if he gets off to a healthy start.
kidsilk wrote:Should I keep Trumbo as my Class A keeper over Pomeranz? And is Mauer a better option than Ubaldo even thought pitching is weighted a little more?
yes and yes
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I would take both pitchers. Mauer and Trumbo have too many question marks add in that pitching is weighed more, I would rather take the risk on the guys that could help you win a title.
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I think the list in your second post is right - I'm not sure how many pitchers are being kept in your league, but in my experience decent pitchers are more plentiful than decent hitters in the later rounds. I wouldn't keep a closer because that job is so unpredictable. So... I think it's a close call between Mauer and Ubaldo. They both have decent upside but Mauer is a bit riskier. Catchers are also much shallower, so he might be more tradable if he does well. I might roll with Mauer too, especially since Ubaldo has been kind of shaky so far in Spring Training (10:9 K:BB).
MaudDib wrote:I would take both pitchers. Mauer and Trumbo have too many question marks add in that pitching is weighed more, I would rather take the risk on the guys that could help you win a title.
Nobody has more question marks then Jimenez, who has stunk for over a year. Even the Indians are worried about his dip in velocity. Trumbo at worst goes 20/70.
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