Broke Draft Strategy by Round 5! Rate Plz. WHIR

[GAC8666]

Yahoo 12 Team H2H Categories League. We have a ton of roster spots and categories.
I ended up pitching heavy which I dont like to do. But generally how did I do? Where do I need help?

Runs (R), Hits (H), Home Runs (HR), Runs Batted In (RBI), Stolen Bases (SB), Walks (BB), Strikeouts (K), Total Bases (TB), Errors (E), Fielding Percentage (FPCT), Batting Average (AVG), On-base + Slugging Percentage (OPS), Extra Base Hits (XBH), Grand Slam Home Runs (SLAM)

Innings Pitched (IP), Wins (W), Complete Games (CG), Shutouts (SHO), Saves (SV), Home Runs (HR), Walks (BB), Strikeouts (K), Batters Grounded Into Double Plays (GIDP), Holds (HLD), Earned Run Average (ERA), (Walks + Hits)/ Innings Pitched (WHIP), Strikeouts per Nine Innings (K/9), Quality Starts (QS)

C- A.Avila
C- AJ Arencibia
1B- T.Frazier
2B- Kipnis
3B- Moustakas
SS- Espinoza
CI- Pedro Alvarez
MI- Billy Hamilton
RF- Giancarlo Stanton
CF- Dezmond Jennings
LF- Car Go
OF- Victorino
OF- Melky Cabrera
UTL- Josh Willingham
UTL- Matt Carpenter (STL)
BN- J.Gyorko
BN- Dominic Brown

SP- Hamels
SP- Cain
SP- Wainwright
SP- Medlen
SP- Iwakuma
RP- Wilhelmsen
RP- Grilli
P- Kenley Jansen
P- Frieri
P- Pestano
P- Fujikawa (CHC)
BN- Cashner

[goose in my step]

Very nice pitching staff, especially the top 4. However, it looks like you sacrificed bats in order to draft some of those guys. This year pitching was deep so maybe you could have gotten another batter instead of waino and medlen while still getting some solid pitchers later. Car go and Stanton should still be able to carry your batter stats but i would recommend trading one of your top pitchers if you fall behind in some of those batter categories in the early weeks of the season. But overall nice squad. 7.5/10

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[ayebatter]

With 29/30 scoring categories who the hell knows, your squad looks okish but with so many cats its going to be a crap shoot every week. Heck a line up of middle infielders and middle relief pitchers could win just as often as it loses.