12 team roto, standard 5x5 scoring
C- Kenji Jojima
1b- Ryan Howard
2b- Howie Kendrick (1b)
SS- Troy Glaus (3b)
3b- Hank Blaylock
OF- Andrew Jones
OF- Gary Sheffield (1b)
OF- Rocco Baldelli
Util- Mark Teixera
BN- Freddy Sanchez (2b/SS/3b)
BN- Mark Teahen (3b)
BN- Austin Kearns (OF)
BN- Chris Burke (2b/OF)
SP- Roy Halladay
SP- Felix Hernandez
RP- Chris Ray
RP- Bob Wickman
P- Joel Zumaya
P- Chris Capuano
P- Chein- Ming Wang
BN- Jeff Francis
Any comments are welcome, but I would also love people's opinions on whether to start Teahen or Blaylock everyday at 3b.
2007-03-18
16:07:44
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Just to clarify because I've gotten several comments on this. I won my league running away last year punting steals. (I finished in 11th in steals and in first by more than 15 points.)
I went with the same strategy this year. Not that I actually AVIOD steals, I just don't go looking for them like some players. If, say Reyes had fallen to me with the 6th spot, I would have taken him. But, I flatly refuse to reach for a one trick pony like Chone Figgins in the fifth round or so, just for one catagory.
The other major advantage to this strategy is that it is easy to make some quick points late in the season by aquiring a solid steals guy.
So, yes. I know I will be in the bottom of the pack in steals, and that is intentional.
2007-03-18
17:46:56 ·
update #1