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C- Piazza
1-Prince Fielder
2-Howie Kendrick
3-Aramis Ramirez
SS-Jeter
OF - Sizemore, H. Matsui, Dave Roberts
Utility - Thome & Cuddyer
Pitchers
Carpenter, Lackey, Matsuzaka, Harden, Tom Glavine, Rich Hill, Chuck James, Padilla, Anthony Reyes, K. Igawa, Doug Davis, Joe Nathan, Saito, Isringhausen
10 team start 1 @ each infield, 3 OF, 2utility 6 pitchers(any comb) 8 reserves (because of daily roster moves all of my reserves are pitchers) I also have 3 closers so I can have as many pitchers with possible points going every day.
1B - Singles 1 point
2B - Doubles 2 points
3B - Triples 3 points
BB - Walks (Batters) 1 point
CS - Caught Stealing -1 point
HR - Home Runs 4 points
KO - Strikeouts (Batter) -1 point
R - Runs 2 points
RBI - Runs Batted In 2 points
SB - Stolen Bases 2 points
Scoring for Pitching Categories
BS - Blown Saves -5 points
CG - Complete Games 5 points
ER - Earned Runs -1 point
INN - Innings 1 point
K - Strikeouts (Pitcher) 1 point
L - Losses -7 points
NH - No-Hitters 15 points
S - Saves 10 points
SO - Shutouts 10 points
W - Wins 14 points
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In a points daily league, burning 2 of your first 12 picks on closers (Nathan and Saito, conjecturing) seems like a waste to me, especially when you get negative 5 for a blown save. I really like your idea of stacking up your pitching, but it shouldn't have come at the expense of your offense.
Although admittedly the only issue I have with your starting offense is Dave Roberts, whose speed is worthless in this format compared to a power guy. I really like Prince Fielder this year, but I think you could have used a pick that you spent on one of your closers by getting an established guy (yes I know you already have Thome) and then trading one away to improve pitching later. In this shallow a league that is points based, offense owns.
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| I agree somewhat with you but the top closers are the highest scoring pitchers. Last year the top 5 pitchers in our league were Santana, K-Rod, Nathan, Webb, Wagner. 13 of the top 30 pitchers were closers. FYI a great closer has less blown saves then a great starting pitcher has losses.
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I don't disagree. But you don't know when they're getting saves and it takes a shellacking by a starting pitcher not to earn you points. In a ten team league, you can stream starters so that you can consistently gain points, and "save" your closers for days when you don't have an legitimate starters to use. How many total points did Nathan (who you can't bench when the Twins play, right?) have before the All Star Break last year?
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$50 w/ A. Madison - Delmon v. Rocco - Final Standings ESPN Player Rater
$20 w/ A. Madison & Radiohead - Rios v. Hall - Final Standings ESPN Player Rater
$20 w/ M. Snyder - Aramis Ramirez > 40 homers (40=push)
$50 w/ A. Madison - Aramis Ramirez 45+ homers (3:1)
$20 w. M. Snyder - I take "under" on Turnbows REPS (4.82 ERA - 1.45 WHIP)
$50 w/ A. Madison - over Josh Hamilton homers 30, 2:1 odds
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