NL Closers?
Looking at the NL there seem to be more question marks at the closer position than years past.
NL East-
Braves-Wickman (can he keep the job?)
Fish- who knows?
Mets- Wagner
Phillies- Gordon (injury risk?)
Nats- Cordero
NL Central
Cubs- ??
Reds- ??
Astros- Lidge (yikes!)
Brewers- Cordero (had 2 great months in 2006)
Pirates- (Torres ??)
Cardinals- Izzy (healthy/decline issues??)
NL West
D-backs- ??
Rockies- Fuentes
Dodgers- Saito (can he keep it up?)
Pads- Hoffman
Giants- ???
It seems like only a hanful of teams have top notch closers. But most teams have big question marks, including pretty much the entire NL Central. How many different closers have the Brewers have in the last 10 years?
Does this mean someone like Wagner should be taken in the top 3 rounds in 10 team NL only, h2h, points leagues? (sorry I forget the acronym)
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I wouldn't.
by ppac on
Mar 16, 2007 9:31 AM EDT
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+1
If teams make a run on the top back-ups, then you have the option of getting the player who actually holds the role.
by faketeams on
Mar 16, 2007 10:04 AM EDT
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Valverde
Valverde has pretty strong K/9 and should be solid if he can stay healthy this year.
by Savoy on
Mar 16, 2007 6:35 PM EDT
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valverde
by raygu on
Mar 18, 2007 10:20 PM EDT
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Pena
by faketeams on
Mar 18, 2007 10:25 PM EDT
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I'd wait...
Winning saves this year probably will rely more on having a quick waiver-clicking finger than having a great draft.
by Skeller on
Mar 21, 2007 7:40 AM EDT
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+1
by faketeams on
Mar 21, 2007 3:50 PM EDT
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