Mike Leake or Jenrry Mejia
by Jason Hunt on Apr 7, 2010 8:13 AM EDT
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PrintIn my 14-team mixed keeper league, I have a dilemma. I am already building for 2011 essentially anyway, so I am looking at picking up either Mike Leake or Jenrry Mejia, as they have both made their teams' respective rosters.
Who do you think is a better long term keeper, Mike Leake or Jenrry Mejia? The fact that Mejia is being used as a reliever concerns me, but so does the fact that Leake will not have any experience in the minor leagues.
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Tough Call
Mejia could take a few seasons to become what we hope as a SP given his start in the pen.
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Mejia could close for the Mets when KRod leaves after the 2011 season.
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by Ray Guilfoyle on Apr 8, 2010 9:37 AM EDT up reply actions
Leake
will probably have some growing pains, but he is a control pitcher who was very successful in college with a bulldog attitude. Small frame though. Curious how many innings he pitches this season, as I have him in several leagues.
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I decided to go for Leake, as I think that the Mets are going to cause problems for Mejia’s development. I really don’t see a whole lot of value for him if they make him a closer, since saves are always available in this league. Now to just hope that when Yahoo sees fit to put him into their database, I get him.
Leake, only if you think Dusty will be gone soon. otherwise, the young Met.
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