2009 SP who also qualify as RP (1 Viewer)

[Tiger Fan]

I've always been partial to picking up some SP late who actually qualify as either SP/RP (15 minimum relief appearances last year) as they're good for wins and strikeouts. What's the best stat database for me to identify these guys? mlb.com only lets me look at 50 line items per page, and that's not going to cut it.

Are there any other ideas out there? Has this already been done somewhere?

 

[Tiger Fan]

 

[awesomeness]

are SP's who can play as RP's really that valuable? Most leagues allow you to start 1/2 RP and 3-5 SP's. You know that your SP is gonna start once in 5 games, but a RP could make an appearance almost any game. And it's not very likely that you have 3-5 SP's the same day all too often.

Wouldn't it be more valuable to have a RP who you can plug in as a SP?

 

[David Yudkin]

Guys with at least 5 starts and at least 15 relief appearances:

Miguel Batista

Mark Hendrickson

R.A. Dickey

Zach Miner

Joba Chamberlain

Seth McClung

Ryan Rowland-Smith

Boof Bonser

Chris Sampson

Glendon Rusch

Carlos Villanueva

Justin Masterson

Sean Marshall

Wil Ledezma

Brad Thompson

Chad Gaudin

Brandon Morrow

Chan Ho Park

Jason Hammel

Ross Ohlendorf

Guys with less than 5 starts but still with 15 relief appearances

Jeff Bennett

Brian Bass

Dennis Sarfate

Dan Giese

Hong-Chih Kuo

Garrett Mock

Matt Albers

Cesar Jimenez

Kip Wells

Robinson Tejeda

Warner Madrigal

Brian Stokes

Tom Mastny

Lance Cormier

Merkin Valdez

Jon Lieber

Clay Hensley

Brian Bruney

Nick Masset

 

[Tiger Fan]

are SP's who can play as RP's really that valuable? Most leagues allow you to start 1/2 RP and 3-5 SP's. You know that your SP is gonna start once in 5 games, but a RP could make an appearance almost any game. And it's not very likely that you have 3-5 SP's the same day all too often. Wouldn't it be more valuable to have a RP who you can plug in as a SP?

My league we start 5SP/4RP and we change lineups weekly, not daily. Also, it's 5x5, not roto.