NL ADP Review--March 16
Last week we spotlighted some of the more noteworthy position battles this spring, and this week we’re going to take a look at a few more that will be worth keeping an eye on especially as late-round draftees/flyers.
Last week we spotlighted some of the more noteworthy position battles this spring, and this week we’re going to take a look at a few more that will be worth keeping an eye on especially as late-round draftees/flyers.
Is this chic pick for the playoffs overrated? Let's look at the top five stories facing the Mariners. It isn't pretty.
Here are the latest NL ADP movers and shakers.
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Here are the latest developments from Spring Training. The news keeps getting worse and worse for Jose Reyes and his traveling media circus this week. After seeing a specialist and having blood testing done, it has been confirmed that Reyes is out 'indefinitely' (as per the club's latest update) with a thyroid problem. Ap...
Fantasy Baseball Add/Drops for the Week of March 15th Spring training is in full swing which means it's fantasy baseball draft time. Whether you have yet to draft or are already trying to fine tune your roster, here are some adds/drops to consider for this week.
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| We continue on with more interleague matchups and not a whole lot of great options as far as two-start pitchers go. However, there are some interesting matchups this week. We will see how rookie phenom Tommy Hanson fares against the big boys in the Yankess and Red Sox.
We're going to change it up a little this week and do injury notes instead of best matchups since there is little history upon which to base them in interleague play.
Two-Start Pitchers Carlos Zambrano (CHC): 6/23 @ Edwin Jackson (DET), 6/28 @ John Danks (CHW) Javier Vazquez (ATL): 6/22 vs. Ryan Dempster (CHC), 6/27 vs. Josh Beckett (BOS) Zack Greinke (KC): 6/23 @ Russ Ortiz (HOU), 6/28 @ Ian Snell (PIT) Ryan Dempster (CHC): 6/22 @ Javier Vazquez (ATL), 6/27 @ Mark Buehrle (CHW) Edwin Jackson (DET): 6/23 vs. Carlos Zambrano (CHC), 6/28 @ Russ Ortiz (HOU) John Danks (CHW): 6/23 vs. Hiroki Kuroda (LAD), 6/28 vs. Carlos Zambrano (CHC) Max Scherzer (ARI): 6/23 vs. Matt Harrison (TEX), 6/28 vs. Matt Palmer (LAA) David Price (TB): 6/23 vs. Jamie Moyer (PHI), 6/28 vs. Andrew Miller (FLA) Francisco Liriano (MIN): 6/23 @ Jeff Suppan (MIL), 6/28 @ Joel Pineiro (STL) Tommy Hanson (ATL): 6/23 vs. Chien-Ming Wang (NYY), 6/28 vs. Tim Wakefield (BOS) Hiroki Kuroda (LAD): 6/23 @ John Danks (CHW), 6/28 vs. Garrett Olson (SEA) Aaron Cook (COL): 6/22 @ Matt Palmer (LAA), 6/28 @ Trevor Cahill (OAK) Scott Richmond (TOR): 6/23 vs. Micah Owings (CIN), 6/28 vs. Jamie Moyer (PHI) Matt Palmer (LAA): 6/22 vs. Aaron Cook (COL), 6/28 @ Max Scherzer (ARI) Trevor Cahill (OAK): 6/22 vs. Jonathan O. Sanchez (SF), 6/28 vs. Aaron Cook (COL) Chien-Ming Wang (NYY): 6/23 @ Tommy Hanson (ATL), 6/28 @ Livan Hernandez (NYM) Koji Uehara (BAL): 6/23 @ Andrew Miller (FLA), 6/28 vs. John Lannan (WAS) Livan Hernandez (NYM): 6/23 vs. Joel Pinero (STL), 6/28 vs. Chien-Ming Wang (NYY) John Lannan (WAS): 6/23 vs. Brad Penny (BOS), 6/28 @ Koji Uehara (BAL) Todd Wellemeyer (STL): 6/22 @ Tim Redding (NYM), 6/27 vs. Glen Perkins (MIN) Andrew Miller (FLA): 6/23 vs. Koji Uehara (BAL), 6/28 @ David Price (TB) Jonathan O. Sanchez (SF): 6/22 @ Trevor Cahill (OAK), 6/28 @ TBA (MIL) Joel Pineiro (STL): 6/23 @ Livan Hernandez (NYM), 6/28 vs. Francisco Liriano (MIN) Jeff Suppan (MIL): 6/23 vs. Francisco Liriano (MIN), 6/27 vs. Barry Zito (SF) Matt Harrison (TEX): 6/23 @ Max Scherzer (ARI), 6/28 vs. Chad Gaudin (SD) Micah Owings (CIN): 6/23 @ Scott Richmond (TOR), 6/28 @ David Huff (CLE) Garrett Olson (SEA): 6/23 vs. Chad Gaudin (SD), 6/28 @ Hiroki Kuroda (LAD) Don’t Bother: Ian Snell (PIT), David Huff (CLE), Jamie Moyer (PHI), Tim Redding (NYM), Chad Gaudin (SD), Russ Ortiz (HOU), Mully's Recommendations: One-Start Free Agents Trevor Cahill (OAK)- It looks like the rookie is starting to come around. He has lowered his ERA to 3.89 on the season and is 2-0 with a 2.45 ERA over his last three starts. He looks to be striking out hitters at a little bit higher rate as well. Cahill will take on the third worst offense in the NL, the Giants, on Wed. 6/24. Jose Contreras (CHW)- Contreras has been down right filthy in his last three starts since being recalled from Triple-A. Whatever he did down there seems to be working, as he looks like the old Contreras. He is 2-1 with a 1.23 ERA over his last three starts. The Dodgers come to U.S. Cellular Field on Thur. 6/25 and could be running into a buzzsaw. Brett Cecil (TOR)- The Jays' best pitching prospect is back up with the club now that Roy Halladay landed on the DL. It was really a mystery why Cecil was sent down in the first place. He pitched great for three or four games and had one bad outing. He is the real deal. On Fri. 6/26, Cecil will face a Phillies team that the Jays have handled this year. It also helps that he will not have to face Raul Ibanez. Pitchers That Are HOT (Last Three Starts)
Pitchers That Are COLD (Last Three Starts)
Injury Updates Erik Bedard (SEA)- Bedard won't be ready to come off the DL on Tuesday, when he is eligible. He will likely miss at least another week with shoulder stiffness, but the Mariners are confident that he will return at full strength. He could be ready to start on June 30. Roy Halladay (TOR)- Halladay (groin) was able to play catch on Saturday and should be ready to return on June 28 when eligible. John Maine (NYM)- Maine (shoulder) is set to begin a rehab assignment on Monday at High-A St. Lucie and will likely need at least two starts before returning to the Mets' rotation. John Smoltz (BOS)- Smoltz completed his final rehab assignment and will likely make his first start of the season on Thursday. He will undoubtedly be on a pitch count. Kevin Slowey (MIN)- Slowey felt some tightness in his rib cage after his last start and will likely have his next start pushed back at least a day. The Twins believe that the injury is nothing serious. Brandon Webb (ARI)- Webb is scheduled for another MRI as his shoulder bursitis continues to be a problem. It is a mystery whether Webb will be able to pitch at all this season. Edinson Volquez (CIN)- Volquez (elbow tendinitis) played some long toss this week and is scheduled to begin throwing from 125 ft. and some off the mound. It will likely be at least three weeks before he can return to action. Scott Kazmir (TB)- Kazmir went 4 2/3 scoreless innings in his first rehab start at Class A. Kazmir is scheduled to make another rehab start on Monday and if all goes well, he could return to the team at the end of the week. Oliver Perez (NYM)- Perez is scheduled to make a rehab start on Monday but is still likely a couple weeks away from returning to the Mets. Kyle Lohse (STL)- Lohse (forearm) is scheduled to throw a bullpen session on Sunday and if all goes well, will begin a rehab assignment but remains weeks away from returning. Righty/Lefty Matchups by Team
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