Yahoo! Head2Head team

[Guest Rip]

Fellas, I've assembled this team for a friendly head-to-head setup... Please feel free to divulge your breadth of fantasy baseball knowledge on this piece.. Thanks!

C - Pudge
1B - Mike Sweeney
2B - Jeff Kent
3B - Troy Glaus
SS - Rich Aurillia
OF - Magglio Ordonez
OF - Torii Hunter
OF - Johnny Damon / Ichiro split time
UTIL - Carlos Beltran

SP - Randy Wolf
SP - Vincente Padilla
RP - Everyday Eddie
RP - Tim Worrell ---> Just dropped Kaz 'cause he's flaky right now

---------I switch P's when its their go--------
P - Kris Benson
P - Roy Halladay
P - Roy Oswalt
P - Ramon Ortiz
P - Bartolo Colon

...Let 'er rip...Thanks!

[Arlo]

Well, I'm afraid the sum total of the advice and fantasy baseball knowledge I can offer is... nice team!

It's hard to say exactly how you stack up without knowing how deep your league is or your exact scoring format, but top to bottom, this looks like a very, very good roster.

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[Guest Rip]

Thanks for the compliment man! Our league isn't very deep, only 6 teams... I'll give you a for instance.. This week I'm playing my roommate who has the likes of Soriano, Bernie, Posada, Wells, Mussina..etc... you see the theme.. the Damn Yankees won't stop losing so I'm getting raked from the get-go. The categories are standard.. AVG. HR RBI R SB --- W SV K ERA WHIP ... I generally lose the offensive cats. SBs are close.. AVG HR and R are usually where i get taken behind the shed. Sasaki has been killing me with SV ERA & WHIP but I've shed him for Worrell..

..Keep the good word coming.. suggestions as well! Peace.

[Arlo]

The trouble with leagues with six teams or less is that it can be awfully hard to gauge where you stand... I see where you're coming from in terms of avg/r/hr, and much of the blame probably rests on Hunter's underachieving shoulders. If Hunter doesn't return to last year's level, you may need to figure out a way to pick up another power hitter. If you can find a way to consistently win 2-3 of the hitting categories (or more), you should be in great shape, since your pitching depth will not only give you an edge in the cumulative categories, but also help even out any rough outings.

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[pkempf80]

In a league with only 6 teams, I don't expect there to be much difference between the teams. Your team looks good so I wouldn't nake any unnecessary changes. I doubt there is anyone on the waiver wire worth picking up for Hunter and his trade value is down right now, so you won't get an equal return. Hang tight and see how Hunter is progresing.

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