first fantasy team, please rate and advise

[doc9918]

varitek, jason - boston - catcher
mcgriff, fred - dodgers - 1st
spivey, jr. - arizona - 2nd
koskie, corie - twins - 3rd
furcal, rafael - braves - ss
bonds, barry - giants - of
berkman, lance - astros - of
giles, brian - pirates - of
damon, johnny - boston - of, u
roberts, dave - dodgers - of
belhorn, mark - cubs - 1st, 2nd, 3rd

lowe, derek - boston - sp
miller, wade - astros - sp
graves, danny - reds - sp
ortiz, russ - braves - sp
wells, kip - pirates - sp
haynes, jimmy - reds - sp
sasaki, kazuhiro - sea. - rp
benitez, armando - mets - rp
foulke, keith - oak - rp
rhodes, arthur - sea - rp

since i'm a giants fan, been thinking of dropping haynes and taking a chance on kurt ainsworth from waivers. thanks for any input, doc

[doc9918]

forgot to tell you, yahoo, standard roto league, 12 teams

[BigKat]

Consider trading OF depth or a closer to improve 1B. Also, a lot of people could be fooled about Graves not closing. I can't see him being as good as Lowe was last year. Don't do anything with Bellhorn his options make him a valuable player.

[noren0]

forgot to tell you, yahoo, standard roto league, 12 teams

I would take Ainsworth over Haynes

[nobody982]

If I were you, I would try to trade Johnny Damon for a better first baseman, your outfield is stacked.

[AtP]

You are stacked in the OF, a position where it is easy to get a 30 HR guy or a solid player and very thin in the IF and SP. I would drop Haynes for somenoe else and consider trading some of your RP and OF depth for more quality at the IF and SP. If you stay pat you are a middle of the pack team unless some of your guys just have career years.