Who are the best low risk, high reward starting pitchers that will likely be returning from injury in 2013? I only play in keeper leagues so It's okay if they probably won't reach their full potential until 2014-15. Cory Luebke comes to mind. Any others?
jeffmerk wrote:Who are the best low risk, high reward starting pitchers that will likely be returning from injury in 2013? I only play in keeper leagues so It's okay if they probably won't reach their full potential until 2014-15. Cory Luebke comes to mind. Any others?
Beachy, Pineda come to mind.
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Luebke looked like a stud LHP before he got hurt... had all ki ds of hype on him. If he returns pre-injury form hes an ace but you wont get the innings out of him that you want this year. Daniel Hudson is another that jumps to mind, was a top 20 SP for most his young career till his TJ last year tho hes a late season return this year imo.
As of now, Lilly doesn't have a rotation spot. Capuano, Harang and Lilly have all been bumped from the rotation by Greinke, Ryu and Beckett. They'll need a couple trades and/or injuries in order to get back to starting.
Skin Blues wrote:As of now, Lilly doesn't have a rotation spot. Capuano, Harang and Lilly have all been bumped from the rotation by Greinke, Ryu and Beckett. They'll need a couple trades and/or injuries in order to get back to starting.
Ted Lilly is not going to be a 13.5 million dollar reliever.
He'll be pitching somewhere...could help obtain him even cheaper.
These are all good suggestions. After a reasonably thorough scan of the MLB DL lists, I would think that Scott Baker and Colby Lewis also fit the bill.
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by jeffmerk » Fri Dec 14, 2012 8:11 pm 
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