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If your top 5 starting pitchers were...

Post by AmericanDreams » Wed Mar 28, 2007 8:29 am

Jeremy Bonderman

Chris Capuano

Boof Bonser

Mike Pelfrey

Greg Maddux



How would that make you feel?
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Post by TheKing » Wed Mar 28, 2007 8:32 am

Originally posted by AmericanDreams:

Jeremy Bonderman

Chris Capuano

Boof Bonser

Mike Pelfrey

Greg Maddux



How would that make you feel? Like I just chugged a half gallon of milk... And I'm lactose intolerant.
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Post by freddiezee » Wed Mar 28, 2007 8:39 am

Hopefully it would make me feel like my hitters and closers are amazing and that I can spend all of my bench spots and FAAB $$ on prospective starters.

If not, then I would feel like the half gallon of milk guy.

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If your top 5 starting pitchers were...

Post by Edwards Kings » Wed Mar 28, 2007 8:49 am

Originally posted by AmericanDreams:

Jeremy Bonderman

Chris Capuano

Boof Bonser

Mike Pelfrey

Greg Maddux



How would that make you feel? I do not want to "milk" any of the prior analogies, but Bonderman, Capuano (watch the 2H fade), and Maddux are solid. Boof is supposed to be for real, but on that team I just am not sure the wins will come. Pelfry is alright, but it would be better if he were your sixth or seventh starter, not your top five. I see trouble with K's, but WHIP and ERA should be OK. Wins is a crap shoot, but it always is.



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Post by SluggoJD » Wed Mar 28, 2007 8:55 am

If those were my top 5, I'd be really worried.



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Post by Chest Rockwell » Wed Mar 28, 2007 9:08 am

worried but for a reason you probably would not expect- worried about Capuano as my #2. I like Bonser and Maddux to have good years, and Bonderman is a legit ace.

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Post by KJ Duke » Wed Mar 28, 2007 9:10 am

I like that group, but if they were my top 5 I'd be thinking I should've drafted an ace and I'd like a little more depth in front of Pelfry.

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Post by nydownunder » Wed Mar 28, 2007 12:04 pm

Originally posted by AmericanDreams:

Jeremy Bonderman

Chris Capuano

Boof Bonser

Mike Pelfrey

Greg Maddux



How would that make you feel? I would call the police, because someone stole your #2, #4, and #5. Don't get me wrong, I like those guys, just not as my core 5.
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Post by bjoak » Wed Mar 28, 2007 12:36 pm

Yeah, they look a lot better before I realize that you're not even telling us the other two guys. I have and love Bonderman and Maddux. Capuano I gut like better than I like him on paper (his ability to control the running game is hard to quantify). Bonser is way overrated and Pelfrey is a ham and egger. Presumably, if you're not punting wins, you have at least one more guy that's worse than a ham and egger. If you're going with the 5 starter, two closer, two annonymous RP strategy, you've already lost.
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Post by Cherokee Nation » Wed Mar 28, 2007 12:50 pm

It would make me feel like I had a 1, a 3, three 6s and was missing a starting pitcher
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Post by Tampa Munchers » Thu Mar 29, 2007 4:48 am

That top 5 makes me feel better about my SP's (C.C, Schilling, Wang, Sowers, Maddux, Boof, Pavano, D Davis, S Hill, and F Carmona)



But you can score some quality guys throughout the year on waivers.



Do you have good MR and/or Closers to balance the staff?

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Post by AmericanDreams » Thu Mar 29, 2007 8:04 am

I do have Nathan to anchor my pen, and a strong set of MRs led by Linebrink, Neshek, and Meredith.



The SPs are what concern me though, relative to the W and K categories. I only have Suppan and T Hudson to go along with the top 5 I posted at the top.



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Post by fandango » Mon Apr 02, 2007 2:20 am

Originally posted by AmericanDreams:

I do have Nathan to anchor my pen, and a strong set of MRs led by Linebrink, Neshek, and Meredith.



The SPs are what concern me though, relative to the W and K categories. I only have Suppan and T Hudson to go along with the top 5 I posted at the top. how is this for pitchers?

Smoltz

Lackey

Harang

Bush

Lowe

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