2010 Fantasy Baseball Team with Babes Love Baseball
This year I was excited to be invited to play in one of Babes Loves Baseball‘s fantasy baseball leagues. While I could not make the live draft, here is a look at the results and starting lineup.
As with my two other leagues, I will try to keep track of player transactions via comments below. Your thoughts and opinions are always appreciated!
Yahoo Autodraft Results
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Projected Lineup & Roster:
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Draft Analysis and Projections
All in all I was pretty pleased with this auto-draft. My primary worries were drafting starting pitching too early and not getting quality relievers. I know this is not the norm but my reasoning has to do with this particular leagues scoring settings for pitching.
I drafted five quality relievers, Matt Cain should provide quality starts, and I’m hoping Neftali Feliz settles back into a late inning relief role (where he should be dominant).
On the hitting side, I have a strong infield and hopefully a solid outfield. The one weakness I foresee will be with stolen bases, so hopefully Chris Coghlan’s spot at the top of the Marlins’ lineup will help. Getting Ryan Zimmerman as the utility player was a bonus and I personally am bullish on Guerrero as the DH in Texas.
Finally, (in my opinion) I was lucky to make one critical trade ahead of the season. See comments below for an update.
In conclusion, I really like this team. Here is to hoping the team will be competitive throughout the fantasy baseball season!
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Fantasy Baseball Trade 3/20: Ahead of the season I traded Ryan Zimmerman/Drew Stubbs for Johan Santana/Gordon Beckham. Without going into my strategy too much, I wanted one or two highly rated starting pitchers and am hoping Santana fits the bill. I'm also not a big fan of Zimmerman and even though I think he'll do great, I am hopeful that I can replace a fair amount of his production with either Guerrero, Beckham, or a free agent later in the season.
Waiver Wire Transaction 3/20: Picked up Trevor Hoffman and dropped Aaron Harang. With the Santana trade, I don't think I need the additional starter and I'm not that comfortable with Harang anyways. Hoffman gives this team five closers that all have fairly good job security. Let's just hope for some luck avoiding the injury bug
Waiver Wire Transaction 4/3: Taking advantage of the 2 DL slots, I dropped Furcal & picked up Ted Lilly, Huston Street (added them both to the DL), and Alex Rios for OF depth. My feeling is that Street & Rios were dropped prematurely; Rios had a solid Spring & could rebound. He could certainly produce a 20/20 season and work his way up the White Sox lineup if he maintains a productive bat (though OBP could take a hit)
Injury Move 4/11: Miguel Montero's torn meniscus means he's out and Chris Snyder is in. I also dropped Nick Johnson in favor of Jeff Clement, who will be eligible at 1B and C positions. Not excited about either of these moves, so don't be surprised if this temporary