The Seventh Son will see a lot of fastballsTebow DHing and hitting 8th today for Mets FYI![]()
To be fair, Price was as durable as they come until like 2 weeks ago.Well, I mean, that's just wishing for death, but in that 1 in a 1000 scenario where they're all healthy, he probably wins going away.
That seems like a recipe for pain. Only 17 pitchers, and at least 11-12 of them need to be useful?you broke my spreadsheet. don't think anyone has ever drafted 33 batters before.![]()
24 bats and 26 arms here too, thought a few haven't appeared in the majors yet.24 bats and 26 arms. All except one have appeared in the Majors already.
Trade Baityou broke my spreadsheet. don't think anyone has ever drafted 33 batters before.![]()
I definitely took Schultz, and I think Tui was also picked48.XX - Jaime Schultz?, TB
49.XX - Sam Tuiavalailalilalrrlabrahbrah?, STL
50.XX - Sal Romano, Cin?
Was between him and Culberson for my last pick. Should get a decent amount of MLB time this season.Ivan DeJesus, UTIL -MIL
Doug Fister's ERA last year 4.64. He is my # 7 starter.Moops took Doug fister in round 22? Woooof.
nick pivettaI definitely took Schultz, and I think Tui was also picked
You should've included my 4th, 5th, and 6th starters ERA.Doug Fister's ERA last year 4.64. He is my # 7 starter.
Sonny Gray (5.69), Adam Wainwright (4.64), Mike Leake (4.69) are your top 3 starters.
Goooooooooood luck
Manny Banuelos is good. The other two are gone.nick pivetta
yusmeiro petit
many banuelos
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brutalC: Yadier Molina, Jason Castro, Kurt Suzuki, Tomas Telis, Kevan Smith
- two starters who should see the bulk of the innings, and Suzuki signed a $1.5 mil contract so he should get a decent amount of time. Telis and Smith are third catchers who could see some time in the case of injury, but who could also get passed on the depth chart.
1B: Miguel Sano, Joe Mauer, Matt Davidson
- Sano is a 3B, but I have him here because I already had a 3B when I drafted him. Hopefully I'll end up with enough position flexibility (Profar - hi) to figure this out.
2B: Jurickson Profar, Josh Harrison, Ryan Goins
- No idea what Profar's position eligibilities and defense will be, so I made sure to grab another starting 2B in Harrison. Again, hopefully I'll have some flexibility to manage all this. Goins is apparently going to be DFA'd, so hoping he lands in a good situation for some ABs
3B: Manny Machado, Jefry Marte, Renato Nunez
- Stay healthy Manny. Or maybe Sano plays here. SO MUCH FLEXIBILITY.
SS: Aledmys Diaz, Eduardo Escobar, Leury Garcia
- Escobar could end up the starting SS in Minnesota, or get 200 ABs in a utility role. Which is the absolute upside for Garcia. Except I just looked him up and I guess he's an OF. Oops.
OF: Nomar Mazara, Steven Souza, Nick Markakis, Eddie Rosario, Tommy Pham, Ezequiel Carrera, Aaron Altherr, Chris Heisey, Gorkys Hernandez, Abraham Almonte
- This is a really bad outfield, but I expect all of them to make the big league club and five should start quite a bit. AT BATS!!
SP: Jose Quintana, Cole Hamels, Hisashi Iwakuma, Brandon Finnegan, Kyle Gibson, Christian Friedrich, Matt Wisler, Mike Hauschild, J.C Ramirez, Zach Eflin, Jon Niese
- Pretty happy with this group. Six of these guys are basically guaranteed a rotation spot (barring injury) with some decent sleepers. Stay healthy boys!
RP: Andrew Miller, Pedro Baez, Ryan Buchter, Edubray Ramos, Corey Knebel, Jason Grilli, Glen Perkins, Taylor Rogers, Heath Hembree, Chase Whitley, Richard Bleier, Ryan Tepera
- After a few established guys I mostly tried to find guys who would get innings, and took a shot on Perkins. I'm ok with this group.
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too much workscoobus said:You should've included my 4th, 5th, and 6th starters ERA.
Some playing time?I like the part where Twins fan Frostillicus, who's watched Kurt Suzuki toil locally for the past three years, rationalizes that his $1.5M contract means he's going to get a lot of playing time. That's the irrational confidence that built this nation.
Suzuki's floor should be about 150 PAs. Tyler Flowers had a nice 2016, but it's hard for me to see him racking up 450+ PAs even as the starting C.I like the part where Twins fan Frostillicus, who's watched Kurt Suzuki toil locally for the past three years, rationalizes that his $1.5M contract means he's going to get a lot of playing time. That's the irrational confidence that built this nation.
BTTF: Where Braves catchers matterSuzuki's floor should be about 150 PAs. Tyler Flowers had a nice 2016, but it's hard for me to see him racking up 450+ PAs even as the starting C.
Not sure what Recker's gonna do ... he's got to at least be a better hitter than Suzuki, though. That should earn him some PAs.
climb on the roof pantless and wave to koya. he loves that ####I can see AT&T Stadium from my house, and you are close to that. So, I'm going to say yes.