TKOSpikes
Well-Known Member
10 starts a week.... No limit on RP
Yeah but how many actual pitchers do you start per week?
10 starts a week.... No limit on RP
Yeah well... pretty easy drops regardless.
Yeah but how many actual pitchers do you start per week?
Grilli is more I would think
Michael Sanders of Texas worth a shot too?
Yeah.... pick up Odubel for Grilli easily. Assuming nobody better is out there.
Toronto you mean?
...absolutely!
Toronto you mean?
...absolutely!
I'd rather Saunders over Odubel...
Here's a dealio that I've vacillating on...
I can start two of the following (I've included fantasy points per start based on this league's scoring):
Clayton Kershaw - (21.3 FP/GS) - @ TOR
Bartolo Colon - (12.6 FP/GS) - Vs ATL, @ SDP
Chris Tillman - (12.3 FP/GS) - Vs NYY, Vs OAK
Hard to bench Kershaw, but he's got one start and it's against TOR, although TOR's offense has been pretty average so far.
Colon has two starts against the two worst offenses in baseball (measured by OPS), but his average points per start doubled is only four points more than Kershaw's average for one.
Tillman has two starts; one against the Yankees who've sucked ass at the dish, and one against OAK, who've been slightly below average. His FP/GS doubled is also about four points more than Kershaw's single.
I guess I'm leaning Kershaw and Colon. What do you fuckers think?
I don't care if those 2 outperform Kershaw this week, you HAVE to start him always...
I agree with Colon over Tillman
Colon has nice matchups but they actually have hit him well recently. I'd stay away.
Kershaw and flip a coin between Colon and Tillman.... Braves are due for an offensive explosion as are the Padres, Yankees are in a tail spin and who knows about Oakland... Crap shoot really imho
An interesting aside:
One league I'm in has 11 teams. Instead of a bye week, we opted that one team a week would face the league average score, so total points scored divided by 11.
As of this morning, the league average team is 4-0 and in sole position of first place. . .
Following up. . .
Here's what the three did:
Kershaw - 24.5
Colon - 43
Tillman - 44
I started Kershaw and Colon. In hindsight, I should have started Colon and Tillman.
Had a great week anyway - Had seven pitcher starts and won five of them. Averaged 17.7 FP/GS from my pitchers. Sweet.
Following up. . .
Here's what the three did:
Kershaw - 24.5
Colon - 43
Tillman - 44
I started Kershaw and Colon. In hindsight, I should have started Colon and Tillman.
Had a great week anyway - Had seven pitcher starts and won five of them. Averaged 17.7 FP/GS from my pitchers. Sweet.
The ONE time Kershaw struggles