I'm not very good at fantasy baseball (1 Viewer)

[the moops]

Obviously I need to do something about my lack of saves, but I have enough elsewhere to possibly offset that. I dont have an ace, but have a nice collection of starers that if I juggle correctly should give me plenty of wins and Ks. Advice?

C - Suzuki

1B - Morales

2B - Uggla

SS - Hanley

3B - Zimmerman

OF - Sizemore

OF - Ichiro

OF - Abreu

UTIL - LaRoche

UTIL - Bruce

BENCH - LaPorta

BENCH - will be filled once Beltran goes on the DL

DL - Beltran

SP - Nolasco

SP - Hamels

SP - Lackey

SP - Wolf

SP - Dempster

SP - Harang

RP - Soriano

RP - Capps

RP - Rauch

RP - Morales

RP - Bard

 

[bweiser]

yeah, i have some advice: trade wolf before he pitches a game in that bandbox. he's a good pitcher, but he's a product of pitching in dodger stadium.

how many RPs do you start on a weekly basis? you have 4 who are going to get saves starting opening day. after that it will drop to 3. then MAYBE 2. but unless capps loses that job, you should be OK with him and soriano.

 

[Wrigley]

I like it, you may be a little weak in the power dept, without a true big bopper.....but overall, a team that can compete.

 

[pollardsvision]

Depends on the league, but nice squad.

I wouldn't worry about your saves. I think you took the best approach. 4 cheap opening day closers is the way to go. You'll need to keep looking for new closers on the wire, but everybody needs to do that. (Even the guys who invested in stud closers, they just don't know it yet).

 

[the moops]

I like it, you may be a little weak in the power dept, without a true big bopper.....but overall, a team that can compete.

I will likely get 125 HRs from my starting infield. I think I am fine with power.