Alex Cobb AT Boston? Christian Friedrich AT Cincinnati? neither pitcher has face either of these teams, so that's in favor of the pitcher right? Cobb had a good start against Atlanat, and they're a good hitting team right? Friedrich had a TERRIBLE start last time against Seattle, but his previous starts were only 1 ER allowed each, both on the road. so maybe this game on the road should be good? I'm thinking about starting them both, but not sure.
SpecialFNK wrote:Alex Cobb AT Boston? Christian Friedrich AT Cincinnati? neither pitcher has face either of these teams, so that's in favor of the pitcher right? Cobb had a good start against Atlanat, and they're a good hitting team right? Friedrich had a TERRIBLE start last time against Seattle, but his previous starts were only 1 ER allowed each, both on the road. so maybe this game on the road should be good? I'm thinking about starting them both, but not sure.
No go on Friedrich at Cincy for me - Cincy's on fire and B Phillips is regaining form along with Votto.
I'm debating dropping A Gordon for Rizzo in a keeper (Gordon is my UTIL, I also have Dunn at that spot).
I decided to sit Friedrich but start Cobb, along with Burnett against the Cubs. don't need the risk of Friedrich.
Josh Harrison is interesting. making his 4th start in the OF tonight, and already has eligibility in yahoo at 2B/3B/SS. currently has a 9 game hitting streak coming into tonight.
Cliff Lee is pitching better than the box score will indicate. Freese's 3B was an out that Victorino lost in the lights. Same thing with Adams' ball this inning. Robinson singled on a ball that went about 35 feet down the 3b line.
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