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how far will he regress once he does? If I should sell high on him when do I do it and for who?
how far will he regress once he does? If I should sell high on him when do I do it and for who?
I made the offer for Kazmir and Wacha did not get accepted. Now I'm awaiting responses for Ryu and Sanchez and for Fister and Kluber.
And if those don't go through I might just hold on and hope Heaney turns into a first year stud or trade Trout for Bumgarner or Kluber. Or deal Cueto for an extra stud hitter. At some point you have to take a chance if you want to win. I did win this week but got lucky. It was close 20 point win. Next week(or this upcoming) will be a rare week where I have two two starts with Cueto and Keuchel and am using Milone as the third. He gets a lot of bad projections for being as good as he's been at home this year so far and the As are the dominant AL West team too.
maybe it's just me, but Cueto's injury history seems kinda overblown. Cueto isn't keeping this up (he has a .202 BABIP allowed, that isn't sustainable), but he's posting very strong peripherals. 9.62 K/9, 1.94 BB/9, 52.5% groundball rate, 2.76 FIP, 2.72 xFIP, 2.64 SIERA, all of which are currently career bests.
Not just you. I absolutely agree that his injury history is overblown. He has started at least 30 games in four of his six seasons in the majors and he made 24 starts in another season. He has made every start this year. Last year is the only year that he missed a large number of starts. Actually compares quite well in terms of durability, let alone effectiveness, to most pitchers, doesn't he?