kevin brown

[mth1185]

thoughts on him- can he pitch a signifigant number of innings, should I keep him?

[kcs261]

An emphatic, YES, to the second question. You have to keep him. If healthy, Brown can still be a top 5 pitcher. As far as whether he can stay healthy is concerned, we'll see... You certainly don't want to draft the guy real high because of the injury risk. But if he is already on your roster, you have to keep him. You can't drop Kevin Brown when he is healthy now and pitching great in spring training. A healthy Kevin Brown could make your fantasy season.

[the analyst]

from there 9 wins and a lot of K's are well within reach

[MarinerMoose]

9 wins??? Get outta here...If Brown stays healthy and he's able to carry over his spring success into the regular season, he will definately win 15 or more games. Especially since he's going to be the number 3 pitcher in the Dodger rotation this year.

[ScurvyDog]

He's pitched well in Spring Training, but I don't want him. If I keep him and he gets hurt I say "Man that was dumb". If I dump him and he wins 15, K's 185 - I say "Oh well, called that wrong".

Too many other solid pitchers out there. IMO.