PLEASE rate my fantasy baseball team (1-100) 1= terrible, 100= perfect....I really need your help!?

Question

My league is a 7 by 7, head to head league
(the hitting catigorise are H/AB,R,H,3B,HR,RBI,SB, and AVG)
(the pitching catigories are W,SHO,SV,K,ERA,WHIP,K/BB)

My players are

C-russell waritn, lad

1B- albert pujols, stl

2B- freedy sanchez, pitt

3B- adrain beltre, sea

SS- bobby crosby, oak

OF-torii hunter, minn

OF- scott posedinski, cws

OF- alex rois, tor

OF- micheal cuddyer, minn

UTIL- travis hafner, cle

UTIL- orlando cabrera, lad

SP- chris carpenteir, stl

SP- ben sheets, mil

SP- chein-ming wang, nyy

RP- joe namath, minn

RP- francisco rodrigeiz, laa

P- jj putz, sea

P- bobby jenks, cws

P- pedro martinez, nym

BENCH

bartolo colon, laa

jon garland, cws

jose contreras, cws

im in a 10 team league so i have the best closers by far, and the best overall pitching to...should i trade a good close (witch one) for a good hitter to a team with bad closers? Or should i just wait and see how i do?

Answer 1

Don't listen to what everyone else has said..
i don't mean to bad mouth them or anything, but you have a GUTSY team..
id give you an 86...

pitching depth is more important then you will ever imagine, do not trade your pitchers before the season starts..
you are at an advatange to the rest of the league by having these players...
pitchers get hurt sooo often it is so important to have a deep rotation...
dude you are in position to finish in a high spot, and you've got guys like Colon who can bounce back and make your team even stronger...
you fill a lot of stat categories, and i really wouldn't change anything...

Answer 2

Pretty bad team.

I don't think Sanchez will compete for the batting title this year, and other than average he provides no other category well. Beltre is a below average 3rd baseman. Podsednik is injured and may miss April, he's also a one trick pony with steals and since his injury was to his leg he might not be fully healthy till June. Hunter and Cabrera aren't great fantasy options. You only have power in Pujols and Hafner and not a lot of speed.

As for pitching, Ben Sheets is always injured half the year, Pedro is out till June, Wang wins games but couldn't get a strike out to save his life. Garland and Contretras are solid back ups. And you've got a good closer corps.

40/100

Answer 3

Yes you have too many closers I would look to add a big bat in the outfield, that is your weakest position. Look around your league for anybody that needs a closer, dont trade k-rod as he is the best of the bunch, but any of the other guys could pull you a decent outfielder. Try to go after Delmon Young ,Juan Pierre, or Mike Cameron to help with steals. Also, maybe look to get a better shortstop than Crosby, target guys like Julio Lugo or Bill Hall. I would rate your team an 85, with your pitching being your strongest point. Check out this Blog that ranks every position

Answer 4

Your team is OK, I'd give you a 70-75. But here's my picks for the best possible baseball team. I don't know why you would ask this in the boxing situation. Well, here it goes...

C- Nicolai Valuev
1B- Vitali Klitschko
2B- Wladimire Klitschko
3B- Vladimir Virchis
SS- Lamon Brewster
OF- Evander Holyfield
OF- David Tua
OF- Samuel Peter
OF- Roy Jones Jr.
UTIL- Sultan Ibragimov
UTIL- Timor Ibragimov
SP- Nicolay Valuev
SP- Oleg Maskiev
SP- Ruslan Chagaev
RP- Lennox Lewis
RP- Shannon Briggs
P- Hasim Rahman
P- James Toney
P- Mike Tyson
BENCH
Michael Moorer
Andrew Golota
Jameel McCline

Answer 5

65

Answer 6

Dump Pedro and move Putz + Sanchez for a real good 2B, last year was a flash in the pan for Sanchez and you should sell as high as possible on him.

Answer 7

I'd look to Mario Riviera, Wagner T. Jones and try to upgrade outfielders 92 on team.

Answer 8

I'd say around a 50. You need some help with your batting lineup. Pitching seems good to me.

Answer 9

42. Very little offense after Pujols, and pitching is two or three men deep.

Answer 10

I'd say about a 65