Roy Halladay

[fantasyfiend]

Dont get me wrong I like Halladay, he's a great real life pitcher, but his fantasy value has limitations because of his mediocre K rate and lackluster bullpen and offense.

that 2003 season was more spectacular from a workhorse standpoint then a # standpoint. (he pitched almost 270 innings)

give barry bonds an extra 200 AB's over the competition and trust me all his quantity #'s will be above the competition as well.

[fantasyfiend]

Also, 6.48 K/9 is a highly respectable #... In the top 150 of all time, which is not too shabby.

That k/9 ranked between 25-30 in the majors in '03. Definitely "respectable" but also average (especially from a fantasy standpoint)

if he was on a team with an offense he'd be a 4th round pick easily.

Right now i see him (in mocks) falling as far as the 8th, i say thats good value there.

[RynoDyno]

Right now i see him (in mocks) falling as far as the 8th, i say thats good value their.

Agreed, that is good value in the 8th there, not so much they're though, and definitely not their. My naughty big-little grammar boy!

[fantasyfiend]

you gay boys are so precise.

[HOOTIE]

Are you seriously that retarded?

Seriously...

learn this #: career 6.48

untill you learn how to judge a persons ability to strike somebody out (do yourself a favor) and dont make a fool of yourself responding to my posts

You won't get far with that approach.

And btw, anything over 6 K per 9 is considered good. As a example, Hudson is 6.52 and falling fast. Maddux will make the HOF with a 6.27. Halladay is just fine at 6.5. Halladay is the most underrated sp. He will be among the elite.

[Aggie_Eric98]

Regarding Halladay, would you keep him as my 5th keeper?
I also have the 3rd pick in the 6th round so I can most likely get 2 of the 3 below.

Vlad Guerrero
Pedro Martinez
Victor Martinez
David Ortiz
Roy Halladay
Vernon Wells
Adam Dunn
Corey Patterson

[so0perspam]

Regarding Halladay, would you keep him as my 5th keeper?
I also have the 3rd pick in the 6th round so I can most likely get 2 of the 3 below.

Vlad Guerrero
Pedro Martinez
Victor Martinez
David Ortiz
Roy Halladay
Vernon Wells
Adam Dunn
Corey Patterson

I'd give Halladay the slight nod over Dunn in your situation.

[fantasyfiend]

Well ofcourse, nobody drafts maddux and hudson for strikeouts.

They bring a consistent low era, hold opponents to better BAA , and have much better control, and have been traditionally on teams with good run producing offenses and bullpens (for wins)

Now going past maddux, & hudson....keep giving me names of pitchers who have a career era under 3 and have a k/9 less then 6.50 (if we can lets keep this list exclusive to active players)

[DK]

Well ofcourse, nobody drafts maddux and hudson for strikeouts.

They bring a consistent low era, hold opponents to better BAA , and have much better control, and have been traditionally on teams with good run producing offenses and bullpens (for wins)

Now going past maddux, & hudson....keep giving me names of pitchers who have a career era under 3 and have a k/9 less then 6.50 (if we can lets keep this list exclusive to active players)

There are three active players with an ERA under 3 for their career. Try a broader search.

[CubsFan7724]

Well ofcourse, nobody drafts maddux and hudson for strikeouts.

They bring a consistent low era, hold opponents to better BAA , and have much better control, and have been traditionally on teams with good run producing offenses and bullpens (for wins)

Now going past maddux, & hudson....keep giving me names of pitchers who have a career era under 3 and have a k/9 less then 6.50 (if we can lets keep this list exclusive to active players)

How many players have career ERA under 3? That would be excellent. Anyways, I think Halladay is primed for a bounceback and is good value in the 6th. I think I'd take him in the 5th round or later.