Opening Day Notes

• Don’t freak out, all the closers are finding a groove, even Mariano blew a save.  Valverde is till good, Perez can hold his job and Putz will be more dominant
• On that note, Justin Verlander should close out his own games for the Tigers, Valverde should close for all the other starters.  Verlander has proven he can do it and he could throw 150 in a game, as long as it’s only once in a while
• Austin Jackson should have a breakout year and he could have the best of anybody in the MLB, his new stance seems pretty legit for getting his average up and he will K still, but reducing his K’s by 30-35 is possible
• I still believe in the Marlins and that they have a great chance at the playoffs but if anyone could disappoint big it’s the Marlins, small chance they’re like the 2008 Tigers but I doubt it
• Melky Cabrera’s 2011 may have not been a fluke
• This could be Chad Billingsley’s year to become a great number two
• Verlander is really as good as 2011 suggests and Halladay has to be the favorite for a CY Young this year
• Johan Santana is ready to comeback strong
• Both Vernon Wells and Adam Dunn will improve easily on his 2011
• I wouldn’t be too concerned with Yovani Gallardo yet

Best Hitter-Pitcher Combos in the MLB Going Into 2012

1. DET: Cabrera and Verlander
2. LAD: Kemp and Kershaw
3. NYY: Cano and Sabathia
4. LAA: Pujols and Weaver
5. MIL: Braun and Grienke
6. TB: Longoria and Price
7. PHI: Pence and Halladay
8. BOS; Gonzalez and Lester
9. ARZ: Upton and Kennedy
10. TOR: Bautista and Romero
11. SF: Posey and Lincecum
12. TEX: Hamilton and Darvish
13. WSH: Zimmerman and Strasburg
14. STL: Berkman and Wainwright
15. CIN: Votto and Latos
16. MIA: Ramirez and Johnson
17. ATL; McCann and Hanson
18. SEA: Suzuki and Hernandez
19. COL: Tulowitzki and Guthrie
20. CHC: Castro and Garza
21. MIN: Mauer and Baker
22. KC: Hosmer and Sanchez
23. CLE: Snatna and Jemenez
24. CHW: Konerko and Danks
25. NYM: Wright and Santana
26. SD: Maybin and Stauffer
27. BAL: Jones and Britton
28. PIT: McCutchen and Bedard
29. OAK: Weeks and McCarthy
30. HOU: Lee and Rodriguez

Fantasy Baseball 2012- Starting Pitcher Rankings

RANK	PLAYER	TIER	ROUND	$	STOCK
1	Justin Verlander	1	2	37	Same
2	Roy Halladay	1	2	37	Same
3	Clayton Kershaw	1	2	37	Up
4	Felix Hernandez	2	3	35	Same
5	Cliff Lee	2	3	34	Same
6	Tim Lincecum	2	3	33	Up
7	CC Sabathia	2	4	33	Same
8	Jered Weaver	2	4	32	Same
9	Cole Hamels	2	4	31	Same
10	Dan Haren	2	4	30	Same
11	David Price	2	5	28	Up
12	Zack Greinke	3	6	27	Up
13	Jon Lester	3	6	25	Same
14	Matt Cain	3	6	24	Same
15	James Shields	3	7	21	Same
16	CJ Wilson	4	7	20	Same
17	Stephen Strasburg	4	7	20	Up
18	Yovani Gallardo	4	8	19	Same
19	Madison Bumgarner	4	8	19	Up
20	Adam Wainwright	4	9	17	Up
21	Josh Johnson	4	9	15	Up
22	Ian Kennedy	4	9	15	Same
23	Matt Moore	4	10	14	Up
24	Ricky Romero	4	10	13	Same
25	Chris Carpenter	4	10	13	Same
26	Daniel Hudson	4	10	12	Up
27	Jeremy Hellickson	4	10	12	Up
28	Michael Pineda	4	11	12	Up
29	Mat Latos	4	11	12	Up
30	Matt Garza	4	11	12	Same
31	Tommy Hanson	4	12	11	Same
32	Josh Beckett	5	12	11	Same
33	Jordan Zimmermann	5	12	11	Up
34	Yu Darvish	5	13	11	Up
35	Gio Gonzalez	5	13	11	Same
36	Johnny Cueto	5	13	11	Same
37	Doug Fister	5	13	10	Same
38	Tim Hudson	5	14	10	Down
39	Hiroki Kuroda	5	15	10	Down
40	Brandon Beachy	5	15	10	Up
41	Shaun Marcum	5	16	10	Same
42	Max Scherzer	5	16	9	Up
43	Anibal Sanchez	5	16	9	Same
44	Ubaldo Jimenez	5	16	9	Up
45	Justin Masterson	5	16	9	Up
46	Ervin Santana	5	16	8	Same
47	Brandon Morrow	6	17	8	Up
48	Jamie Garcia	6	17	7	Same
49	Jair Jurrjens	6	18	7	Same
50	Brandon McCarthy	6	18	7	Same
51	Wandy Rodriguez	6	19	6	Same
52	Derek Holland	6	19	6	Up
53	Cory Luebke	6	20	5	Same
54	Ryan Demspter	6	21	5	Same
55	Ted Lilly	6	21	4	Down
56	Chad Billingsley	6	21	4	Same
57	John Danks	6	22	4	Up
58	Clay Buchholz	6	22	4	Up
59	Johnathan Sanchez	6	22	4	Up
60	Edwin Jackson	6	23	4	Same
61	Ricky Nolasco	6	23	4	Same
62	Bud Norris	6	23	3	Up
63	Jhouyls Chacin	6	23	3	Up
64	Vance Worely	6	23	3	Up
65	Neftali Feliz	6	23	3	Up
66	Chris Sale	6	23	3	Up
67	Trevor Cahill	6	23	3	Up
68	Johan Santana	6	23	3	Same
69	Mike Minor	6	23	3	Up
70	Mark Buehrle	6	23	3	Same
71	Jon Niese	6	23	3	Same
72	Gavin Floyd	6	24	2	Same
73	Tim Stauffer	6	24	2	Same
74	Scott Baker	7	25	2	Same
75	Francisco Liriano	7	25	2	Down
76	RA Dickey	7	25	2	Down
77	Ivan Nova	7	25	2	Up
78	Mike Leake	7	25	2	Up
79	Zach Britton	7	25	2	Up
80	Josh Collmenter	7	26	2	Same
81	Ryan Vogelsong	7	27	1	Down
82	Jake Peavy	7	27	1	Down
83	Homer Bailey	7	27	1	Same
84	Phil Humber	7	27	1	Down
85	Roy Oswalt	7	28	1	Down
86	Jeff Niemann	7	28	1	Same
87	Wade Davis	7	28	1	Up
88	Matt Harrison	7	29	1	Same
89	Jeremy Guthrie	7	29	1	Same
90	Henderson Alvarez	7	29	1	Up
91	Edinson Volquez	8	30	1	Up
92	Erik Bedard	8	30	1	Down
93	Kyle Lohse	8	W	1	Down
94	Rick Porcello	8	W	1	Up
95	Jacob Turner	8	W	1	Up
97	Chris Caupano	8	W	0	Down
98	Julio Teheran	8	W	0	Up
99	Randy Wolf	8	W	0	Same
100	Aroldis Chpaman	8	W	0	Up
101	Danny Duffy	8	W	0	Up
102	Drew Pomeranz	8	W	0	Up
103	Jason Vargas	9	W	0	Same
104	Brad Peacock	9	W	0	Up
105	Brett Anderson	9	W	0	Up
106	Dallas Braden	9	W	0	Same
108	Brain Matusz	9	W	0	Up
109	Luke Hochevar	9	W	0	Same
110	Jarrod Parker	9	W	0	Up
111	Josh Tomlin	9	W	0	Same
112	Jorge De La Rosa	9	W	0	Same
113	Feddy Garcia	9	W	0	Down
114	AJ Burnett	9	W	0	Down
115	Dillion Gee	9	W	0	Same
116	Jordan Lyles	9	W	0	Up
117	Jake Arrieta	9	W	0	Up
118	Carlos Zambrano	9	W	0	Same
119	Alex White	9	W	0	Up
120	Mike Pelfrey	9	W	0	Same
121	Blake Beaven	9	W	0	Up
122	Carl Pavano	9	W	0	Down
123	Randy Wells	10	W	0	Same
124	Chris Volstad	10	W	0	Same
125	Travis Wood	10	W	0	Same
126	Guillermo Moscosso	10	W	0	Same
127	Tom Millone	10	W	0	Up
128	Daniel Bard	10	W	0	Up
129	Alfredo Aceves	10	W	0	Same
130	Bronson Arroyo	10	W	0	Same
131	James McDonald	10	W	0	Same
132	Joe Saunders	10	W	0	Same
133	Aaron Harang	10	W	0	Same
134	Jeff Karstens	10	W	0	Same
135	Jerome Williams	10	W	0	Same
136	Jason Hammel	10	W	0	Same
137	Wei-Yin Chen	10	W	0	Up
138	Andrew Cashner	10	W	0	Up
139	Bruce Chen	10	W	0	Down
140	Bartolo Colon	10	W	0	Down
141	Charlie Furbush	10	W	0	Up
142	Clayton Richard	10	W	0	Up
143	Zach Stewart	10	W	0	Up
144	Jake Westbrook	10	W	0	Down
145	Felipe Paulino	10	W	0	Up
146	Derek Lowe	10	W	0	Same
147	Kyle Kendrick	10	W	0	Same
148	Joe Blanton	10	W	0	Down
149	Dustin Moseley	10	W	0	Same

Over Under for 2012: Part 1

HITTING
Jose Bautista- 43.5 HR- Under
Miguel Cabrera- .344 AVG- Under
Robinson Cano: 39.5 HR- Over
Jacoby Ellsbury- 29.5 HR- Under
Carl Crawford- 99.5 Runs- Over
Albert Pujols- 40.5 HR- Over
Prince Fielder- 119.5 RBI- Over
Michael Bourn- 60.5 SB- Over
Joey Votto- 39.5 HR- Over
Jose Reyes- 49.5 SB- Under
Troy Tulowitzki- 39.5 HR- Over
Adrian Gonzalez- .330 AVG- Under
Matt Kemp- 39.5 HR- Over
Buster Posey- 25.5 HR- Over
Justin Upton- 109.5 RBI- Over
PITCHING
Justin Verlander- 19.5 Wins- Over
Roy Halladay- 2.35 ERA- Under
Tim Lincecum- 240 K- Over
Clayton Kershaw- 2.20 ERA- Over
Bronson Arroyo- 39.5 HR- Under
James Shields- 199.5 K- Over
David Price- 2.99 ERA- Under
Josh Beckett- 1.05 WHIP- Over
Doug Fister- 3.30 ERA- Under
Josh Johnson- 25.5 Starts- Over
Jose Valverde- 44.5 Saves- Under
Jordan Walden- 8.5 Blown Saves- Under
Johnny Venters- 34.5 Holds- Over

MORE HR: Pujols or Fielder: Fielder
MORE HR: Cabrera or Fielder: Cabrera
MORE HR: Cano or Granderson: Cano
MORE HR: Gonzlaez or Ellsbury: Gonzalez
MORE HR Votto or Kemp: Kemp

Who has The Better Chance At Winning?

DETROIT AT NEW YORK: I will say the Tigers because Fister is better than Nov and I’ll say Game 1 was a fluke for both because of the way it was resumed.  The Tigers offense will need to step up a bit an if it does it will do awesome and even if it doesn’t live up to it’s fullest it can beat the Yankees.  The Yankees do have a really good shot, especially with their offense.  I also like the Tigers because I think Scherzer could be big in relief and JV could come in to get one or two clutch outs by using his gas.  Benoit and alverde will be ready too and Soriano could let down the Yanks.  The Tigers have a slight edge I think, they are better all-around and can beat the Yankees.
ST. LOUIS AT PHILLY: I have to say the Phillies have the advantage because of Halladay and the fact that they’re just a better team but the Cards have a serous chance at an upset with the way Freese and Berkman are going and the rest of team as shown up.  I also expect something big of Pujols, win or lose.  Carpenter can handle pressure well and will pitch a good game and do what he does best, give up barely any runs if any.  The Phillies lien-up could be the advantage here though and I’ll take them in a close one.  The Phils are the best team in the playoffs and at home too.
EXTRA: if the Brew Crew loses tonight they might not have an edge anymore but I wouldn’t be surprised if they won.  The D’backs [play great baseball though

Ranking The Postseason Starters

1. SP Justin Verlander
2. SP Roy Halladay
3. SP Cliff Lee
4. SP CC Sabathia
5. SP Zack Grienke
6. SP James Shields
7. SP Cole Hamels
8. SP Doug Fister
9. SP David Price
10. SP CJ Wilson
11. SP Ian Kennedy
12. SP Yovani Gallardo
13. SP Jeremy Hellcikson
14. SP Chris Carpenter
15. SP Roy Oswalt
16. SP Shuan Marcum
17. SP Jamie Garcia
18. SP Matt Moore
19. SP Daniel Hudson
20. SP Max Scherzer
21. SP Rick Porcello
22. SP Edwin Jackson
23. SP Josh Collmenter
24. SP Matt Harrison
25. SP Joe Saunders
26. SP Ivan Nova
27. SP Jeff Niemann
28. SP Randy Wolf
29. SP Freddy Garcia
30. SP Derek Holland
31. SP Colby Lewis
32. SP Kyle Lohse
33. SP AJ Burnett

Ranking Top Starters in The MLB

1. Justin Verlander- Will keep it going too, should win the CY Young and be dominate
2. Roy Halladay- Consistent and will have an even lower ERA by the end of the year
3. Cliff Lee- Right behind Halladay could finish even better and have a career year
4. Felix Hernandez- He’s the King but has had a few too many bad games.  Will get a lot better and soon
5. Clayton Kershaw- Is just so great and is getting better almost every start
6. Tim Lincecum- Will get better in the second half, he is better than his ranking but isn’t so hot right now
7. Cole Hamels- Is an awesome three and will do awesome for the Phillies all year-long
8. Jared Weaver- The numbers might get worse but is a true ace who will get really hot
9. Jair Jurrjens- Is the definition of dominate so far and could keep it that way
10. Michael Pineda- The next big thing, great stuff and great everything
11. James Shields- Looks like he will finally have a year where he’s consistent and is an ace, a great pitcher and he will not regain his wildness but will strikeout 200

Ranking Top Players In Each League So Far in 2011

AL

1. Jose Bautista
2. Adrian Gonzalez
3. Jared Weaver
4. Curtis Granderson
5. Miguel Cabrera
6. Chris Perez
7. Justin Verlander
8. Josh Beckett
9. Felix Hernandez
10. Asdrubal Cabrera

NL

1. Josh Johnson
2. Roy Halladay
3. Ryan Braun
4. Lance Berkman
5. Placido Polanco
6. Matt Holliday
7. Jair Jurrjens
8. Leo Nunez
9. Tim Lincecum
10. Andre Ethier

This is just so far and it will change a lot over the next month…

Players Doing Well: Morton, Berkman, A. Sanchez

• Charlie Morton has had a pretty good year and he’s has copied Roy Halladay’s mechanics but he obviously won’t be as good as him.  I think he could breakout this year but he will never be an elite guy or even as close to as good as Halladay.  He will be a decent three guy who keeps his ERA low and wins more games than he loses by a bit.  He looks solid but I won’t buy into him being a start yet.
• Lance Berkman has been doing great along with Matt Holliday and when Pujols shows up if Berkman stays doing even half as good as he’s been this year they will be a big pest for the Reds and Brewers.  I think he could stay hot too, he has tons of power and it will stay a higher number and he can hit and he has a good track record so I think he could do very well, not at this pace but he could hit 30 homers and have a great late career surge
• Anibal Sanchez has been unhittable at times this year and he will do that and I think behind the big guys he will be a great pitcher and have the bests season of his career but he will have some bad games, just a real good starter.

Fantasy Baseball 2011- Starting Pitching Rankings and Preview

RANK	PLAYER	TIER	ROUND	$	STOCK
1	Roy Halladay	1	2	39	SAME
2	Felix Hernandez	1	2	36	UP
3	Tim Lincecum	1	3	35	UP
4	Jon Lester	2	4	33	UP
5	Cliff Lee	2	5	31	SAME
6	Josh Johnson	2	5	29	UP
7	CC Sabathia	2	5	29	SAME
8	Zack Grienke	2	5	28	UP
9	Clayton Kershaw	2	5	27	UP
10	Justin Verlander	2	5	26	UP
11	Ubaldo Jimenez	2	6	25	SAME
12	Jared Weaver	2	6	25	UP
13	Mat Latos	2	6	24	UP
14	Cole Hamels	2	6	24	UP
15	Matt Cain	3	7	24	UP
16	David Price	3	7	23	UP
17	Francisco Liriano	3	7	23	UP
18	Roy Oswalt	3	7	22	SAME
19	Chris Carpenter	3	8	20	SAME
20	Yovani Gallardo	3	8	20	SAME
21	Dan Haren	4	9	19	SAME
22	Clay Buchholz	4	9	17	SAME
23	Tommy Hanson	4	10	17	SAME
24	Max Scherzer	4	10	17	UP
25	Brett Anderson	4	10	17	UP
26	Chad Billingsley	4	10	17	UP
27	Trevor Cahill	4	11	16	SAME
28	Tim Hudson	4	13	16	SAME
29	Shaun Marcum	4	13	15	SAME
30	Johnathan Sanchez	4	13	15	UP
31	Ted Lilly	4	13	15	SAME
32	Gio Gonzalez	4	13	15	UP
33	John Danks	4	13	14	SAME
34	Josh Beckett	5	13	14	SAME
35	Phil Hughes	5	13	14	SAME
36	Ricky Nolasco	5	13	13	SAME
37	Matt Garza	5	14	13	SAME
38	Wandy Rodriguez	5	14	13	SAME
39	CJ Wilson	5	15	13	SAME
40	Colby Lewis	5	15	12	SAME
41	Brett Myers	5	15	12	SAME
42	Brandon Morrow	5	15	11	UP
43	Daniel Hudson	5	15	11	UP
44	Brian Matusz	5	15	11	UP
45	Jamie Garcia	5	16	10	SAME
46	Edinson Volquez	5	16	9	SAME
47	Javier Vazquez	5	16	9	SAME
48	Ryan Dempster	5	16	8	SAME
49	Johnny Cueto	5	17	8	SAME
50	Jeremy Hellickson	5	17	7	UP
51	James Shields	5	18	6	SAME
52	Madison Bumgarner	5	18	6	UP
53	Gavin Floyd	5	19	6	SAME
54	Jair Jurrjens	5	20	6	SAME
55	John Lackey	5	20	6	SAME
56	Hiroki Kuroda	5	20	6	SAME
57	Edwin Jackson	5	20	6	SAME
58	Ian Kennedy	5	20	6	SAME
59	Bronson Arroyo	5	21	6	SAME
60	Ervin Santana	5	21	6	SAME
61	James McDonald	5	21	6	SAME
62	Ricky Romero	5	22	5	SAME
63	Randy Wolf	5	22	5	SAME
64	Jake Peavy	5	22	5	SAME
65	Scott Baker	5	23	5	SAME
66	Wade Davis	5	23	5	UP
67	Jordan Zimmermann	5	23	5	SAME
68	Jorge De La Rosa	5	24	5	DOWN
69	Jon Niese	5	24	5	SAME
70	Carlos Zambrano	5	25	4	DOWN
71	Derrek Lowe	5	26	4	SAME
72	JA Haap	5	26	4	SAME
73	Clayton Richard	5	27	4	SAME
74	Brett Cecil	6	27	4	SAME
75	Travis Wood	6	28	4	SAME
76	AJ Burnett	6	28	3	DOWN
77	Jhoulys Chacin	6	28	3	SAME
78	Aniabl Sanchez	6	28	3	SAME
79	Mike Pelfrey	6	NA	3	SAME
80	Rick Porcello	6	NA	3	UP
81	Joel Pinero	6	NA	2	SAME
82	Phil Coke	6	NA	2	SAME
83	Scott Kazmir	6	NA	2	SAME
84	Derrek Holland	6	NA	2	SAME
85	Brian Duesning	6	NA	2	SAME
86	Carl Pavano	6	NA	2	SAME
87	Jeremy Guthrie	6	NA	2	SAME
88	Jake Arrieta	6	NA	2	SAME
89	Brad Penny	6	NA	2	SAME
90	Mark Rzepcynski	6	NA	2	SAME
91	Joe Blanton	6	NA	2	SAME
92	Mike Minor	6	NA	2	UP
93	Brandon Webb	6	NA	2	SAME
94	Jake Westbrook	6	NA	2	SAME
95	Kevin Correia	6	NA	2	SAME
96	Mark Buehrle	6	NA	2	SAME
97	Chris Naverson	6	NA	2	SAME
98	Tim Stauffer	6	NA	2	SAME
99	Justin Masterson	6	NA	2	SAME
100	Jon Garland	6	NA	2	SAME
101	Wade LaBlanc	6	NA	2	SAME
102	Randy Wells	6	NA	2	SAME
103	Jason Hammel	6	NA	2	DOWN
104	Homer Bailey	6	NA	2	SAME
105	Luke Hochaver	6	NA	2	SAME
106	Ross Ohlendorf	6	NA	2	SAME
107	Aaron Harang	6	NA	2	SAME
108	Jeff Niemann	6	NA	2	SAME
109	Joe Saunders	6	NA	2	DOWN
110	Paul Maholm	6	NA	2	SAME
111	Kyle Drabek	6	NA	2	SAME
112	Tommy Hunter	6	NA	2	SAME
113	Carlos Carrasco	6	NA	2	SAME
114	Bud Norris	6	NA	2	SAME
115	Brad Bergeson	6	NA	2	SAME
116	Chris Volstad	6	NA	2	SAME
117	Alex Sanabia	6	NA	2	SAME
118	RA Dickey	6	NA	1	DOWN
119	Chris Tillman	6	NA	1	UP
120	Doug Fister	6	NA	1	SAME
121	Vin Mazzaro	6	NA	1	SAME
122	Kyle Davies	6	NA	1	SAME
DL	Adam Wainwright	6	NA		SAME

BUST OR TRUST- Clay Buchholz-TRUST- He has a lot of talent, just don’t expect as much as he did last year but on Boston he will get wins and he will get strikeouts while keeping a decent ERA.  I like him and think he will defiantly so well.
BUST OR TRUST-Trevor Cahill-TRUST- He’s a future Cy Young and everything he did last year was real and their will not be a huge regression in his numbers.  He won’t struggle a lot either.  He will just be a decent player all year and he could very easily be a steal.
BUST OR TRUST- Tim Hudson- TRUST-He’s an ace and he can do what he did last year again easily, but don’t expect  that or draft him too early because he won’t be a top 20 player, he will just be a solid guy that will help you a lot.
BEST VELOCITY: Justin Verlander
BEST STUFF: Tim Lincecum
BEST MAKE-UP: Roy Halladay
OVERRATED: Chris Carpenter
UNDERRATED: Max Scherzer
RISING: Brian Matusz
FALLING: AJ Burnett
SLEEPER: Javier Vazquez
SUPER SLEEPER: Clayton Richard
HOTTEST PROSPECT: Jeremy Hellickson
BEST VALUE: Matt Cain
RISKY: Trevor Cahill
BREAKOUT: Brandon Morrow
NEXT BIG THING: Madison Bumgarner
3 UP
Tim Lincecum
Jonathan Sanchez
Max Scherzer
3 DOWN
AJ Burnett
Carlos Zambrano
Chris Carpenter
4 Q’s
Back-to-Back CY’s for Doc? Yes
Lincecum back to normal? Yes
Can Lee do better than Doc? No
Can Scherzer establish himself into a Top 10 guy? Yes
5 Guys I will reach for…

1. Justin Verlander
2. Jon Lester
3. Zack Grienke
4. Brandon Morrow
5. Javier Vazquez

5 Guys I will stay away from

1. Chris Carpenter
2. Carlos Zambrano
3. Josh Beckett
4. Colby Lewis
5. Ryan Dempster

5 Late Round Lottery Picks

1. Phil Coke
2. Wade Davis
3. Jordan Zimmerman
4. Brian Duensing
5. Derrek Holland

Top 5 Rookies

1. Jeremy Hellickson
2. Mike Minor
3. Kyle Drabek
4. Michael Pineda
5. Jarrod Parker

BEST STATS
W: Roy Halladay
ERA: Felix Hernandez
K: Tim Lincecum
WHIP: Felix Hernandez
BB: Roy Halladay
IP: Felix Hernandez
AVG: Mat Latos
GET HIM LATE (IF YOU GET A SHOT)? Naverson: Yes   K.Kendrick: No  B.Chen: No  F.Garcia: No   C.Volstad: Yes

STRATEGY: Wait until the fifth round or so and then draft a couple guys and them wait a few rounds and keep getting guys on and off.  There is tons of potential in the lower tier but don’t get too many of those guys and try to get a few pretty good pitchers for your team.  You might be able to get a guy in the fourth round or so but don’t stretch it and join the starter run your league is on so you don’t miss out on some guys.