Showing posts with label Zach Britton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Zach Britton. Show all posts
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Fantasy Trades, Pickups, and Musings After Week Two
Hey everyone. It's the weekend, and here on Big Derf Sports that means the big fantasy breakdown. I provide starting pitcher pickups every day, but thats something I can only do because there are different pools of starters available every day. With hitters, you can't evaluate on a day by day basis, so that's what this column is for. I'm going to list guys to try and trade away, guys to trade for, guys to drop, and guys to try and pickup if available, and just offer general fantasy advice and opinions between each list. Any ADP values, ownership values, or positional rankings are taken from espn.com's fantasy baseball service.
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Fantasy Baseball Spot Starter Pickups For Friday 4/8/11
Thursday's Starter Stats - Edwin Jackson - 8.0 IP - 13 Strikeouts - Win - 1.13 ERA - 0.63 WHIP
Cumulative Stater Stats - 49 IP - 43 Strikeouts - 7.9 K/9 - 4 Wins in 8 Starts - 3.49 ERA - 1.18 WHIP
Starter Spreadsheet here
I told you Jackson was a no-brainer. The Tampa lineup is just dreadful, and Jackson made them look silly. His one earned run came in the eighth inning, late in a start for this early in the year. The 13 Ks are one less than the last three guys I suggested combined. All in all it was an amazing start for fantasy purposes. As I wrote in my Week 1 Thoughts and Pickups column Thursday, Jackson is worth rostering in all leagues. He has a decent match-up with the As next followed by another game against Tampa Bay. But if you need help sooner for this week's matchup, I have another great starter for you after the jump...
Cumulative Stater Stats - 49 IP - 43 Strikeouts - 7.9 K/9 - 4 Wins in 8 Starts - 3.49 ERA - 1.18 WHIP
Starter Spreadsheet here
I told you Jackson was a no-brainer. The Tampa lineup is just dreadful, and Jackson made them look silly. His one earned run came in the eighth inning, late in a start for this early in the year. The 13 Ks are one less than the last three guys I suggested combined. All in all it was an amazing start for fantasy purposes. As I wrote in my Week 1 Thoughts and Pickups column Thursday, Jackson is worth rostering in all leagues. He has a decent match-up with the As next followed by another game against Tampa Bay. But if you need help sooner for this week's matchup, I have another great starter for you after the jump...
Monday, April 4, 2011
Fantasy Baseball Spot Starter Pickups For Monday 4/4/11
Sunday's Starter's Stats - Zachary Britton - 6.0 IP - 6 Strike Outs - 1 Win - 1.50 ERA - 1.00 WHIP
Cumulative Starter Recommendation Stats - 23.2 IP - 16 Strike Outs - 3 Wins - 3.04 ERA - 1.18 WHIP
As you can see, Zach Britton worked out wonderfully as a spot start yesterday and through four days worth of recommendations the total stats are very workable. Obviously could use a few more strike outs, but that total is being brought down by Mark Buehrle's 0 strike outs the other day. Going to be looking to grab more strikeouts in the future but not going to sacrifice ERA and WHIP in order to do it. Find out my recommendation for today right after you click through the jump...
Cumulative Starter Recommendation Stats - 23.2 IP - 16 Strike Outs - 3 Wins - 3.04 ERA - 1.18 WHIP
As you can see, Zach Britton worked out wonderfully as a spot start yesterday and through four days worth of recommendations the total stats are very workable. Obviously could use a few more strike outs, but that total is being brought down by Mark Buehrle's 0 strike outs the other day. Going to be looking to grab more strikeouts in the future but not going to sacrifice ERA and WHIP in order to do it. Find out my recommendation for today right after you click through the jump...
Sunday, April 3, 2011
Fantasy Baseball Spot Starter Pickups For Sunday 4/3/11
Another day, another spot starter recommendation from me. If you'd been following along so far, I've recommended Derek Lowe, Mark Buehrle, and Carlos Zambrano on the first three days of the year. The Buehrle and Zambrano picks suffered because their managers left them each in too long, but combined the three have thrown 17.2 innings of 3.66 ERA and 1.27 WHIP ball with 2 wins and ten strike outs. Not bad numbers considering these are guys you are getting off of the waiver wire. Sunday presents the best opportunity for pick ups yet, as teams get to their third ,and generally less owned, starters. See who i like today after the jump break...
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