Sleeper Win SP

[atlbraves11]

which SP could be a sleeper in the win category?

[Havok1517]

Lohse, Lieber, Madritsch, and I'm gonna say Eric Milton, I don't much care for him with that high WHIP & ERA but he wins games, its kinda weird.

[Lofunzo]

If I had to pick 1, I would go with Pettitte. He is lasting really late in most drafts.

[domination]

to name a few;

Kenny rogers is old but has a great offence and can always manage 15W's. He had 18 last year.

Any St louis pitcher suppan had 16, carpenter had 15, morris had 15, and marquis and 15 last year. Great offence.

Lee/Westbrook these clevland pitchers both had around 15 last year and with an improving team, can certanly repeat the act.


thats all i got right now.

[Havok1517]

On that note, I'm gonna go with Millwood, he should be going real late in drafts.

[Purple Haze]

Jon Lieber for my taste....

[justinA]

I'll through Ryan Drese and Bronson Arroyo out there too. Drese won 14 and Arroyo won 10 last year, but I have Drese pegged for 15 with that O giving him runs, and same for Arroyo, except I think he could took 16-17 if he locks down the job and keeps it the entire year, free of injury. I know I am optimistic, but Arroyo has some nasty stuff.

[tvv44]

This might sound crazy - Jeremy Bonderman. I believe this is the year for him to shine. I think he could get up to 16 wins this year with the improved Tigers lineup and Pen. Plus Bonderman will get you lots of K's.

[Spartans Rule]

On that note, I'm gonna go with Millwood, he should be going real late in drafts.

Millwood could be a big time value pick this year. 2003 was an unlucky year for him and 2004 was injury-riddled. He's still capable of pitching like 2002, and Cleveland will give him solid run support.

[Melo255]

David Wells and Broson Arroyo. The Red Sox offense wins games by themselves and with main beneficiary Derek Lowe gone that could lead to Wells or Arroyo getting 12-17 wins. You can also draft both of them cheap or off the waiver wire. Of course Wells wins also depends on his health but that's too difficult right now to guess.