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PostPosted: Sun Apr 01, 2012 12:57 pm
by lev.cohen
[quote:e0542f6198="derfs"][quote:e0542f6198="lev.cohen"]why wouldnt i go with cory wade then. He shuts down righties, but has a few lefty BP HR. Fewer baserunners, and 70 K cheaper.[/quote:e0542f6198]

In the ratings book it lists Wade with 5.3 Natural/7 BPHRs vs lefty hitters. Grilli is 1 n/2 bphrs vs. lefties.[/quote:e0542f6198]

yeah i understand the BPHR thing. But are they really nearly 1 M apart. Or does Grilli's C0 impact things at all? IDK how a C0 is priced. I do understand the BPHR thing though. The thing that bothers me is that my team has faced MORE lefties than righties, so would it be a good idea to have my best reliever as slanted as grilli or wade?

PostPosted: Sun Apr 01, 2012 1:02 pm
by lev.cohen
Maybe I should drop aceves for grilli and gregerson for a lefty slanted guy at around his price. like Ondrusek

PostPosted: Sun Apr 01, 2012 1:07 pm
by fredpaii
Here's the thing I worry about with Wade as your R(2)...

5.3/7 HRs is going to hurt you in a home park that is 1-11 for HRs vs lefties. Add to that he's a (2) and it becomes even worse. Because he will allow more than one HR before getting pulled...because he's a R(2). How many HRs are enough? You just said there are more lefty hitters going against you than righty. I would worry about those fast and easy runs via the HR more than a walk or single vs. Grilli.

Maybe Wade doesn't give up so many hRs as I would think. Anyone who has Wade in a hitter's Park needs to chime in here.

PostPosted: Sun Apr 01, 2012 1:10 pm
by lev.cohen
so what about dropping aceves and gregerson for grilli and ondrusek.. sort of balances out the steep righty balance for grilli.

PostPosted: Sun Apr 01, 2012 1:12 pm
by fredpaii
[quote:f3e44066e0="lev.cohen"]so what about dropping aceves and gregerson for grilli and ondrusek.. sort of balances out the steep righty balance for grilli.[/quote:f3e44066e0]


Personally, I think cutting Aceves and Gregerson for Grilli and a hard lefty pitcher (lopez or Rzepcynski) is better for you. And put each (Gonzalez and whomever you acquire) of those lefties to LH Specialist.

PostPosted: Sun Apr 01, 2012 1:15 pm
by lev.cohen
neither of those lefties are avail.

PostPosted: Sun Apr 01, 2012 1:19 pm
by fredpaii
[quote:a0c58ea01c="lev.cohen"]neither of those lefties are avail.[/quote:a0c58ea01c]

Who is available (hard lefty RP(1)) if you cut those two and added Grilli?

PostPosted: Sun Apr 01, 2012 1:22 pm
by lev.cohen
mattheus (expensive), russell (bad), soria, resop, crain (expensive)

those are some of the very slanted lefties.

PostPosted: Sun Apr 01, 2012 1:36 pm
by fredpaii
Ideally, IMO, you have 6 RPs for a team with your ballpark. Four righties and two lefties. Only one R(2) is what I would prefer based on performance and cap issues. And that R(2) needs to be slanted towards righties due to your Park dimensions. And not very many bphrs on a R(2) card.

But you may not have the cap space to have six RPs on your roster. At least decent ones. So a R(1) reverse right-handed RP could serve well in lieu of the ideal I suppose if you can't get six RPs. Ondrusek is a R(2). Don't like his card.

I would try Mattheus and Grilli

PostPosted: Sun Apr 01, 2012 1:40 pm
by fredpaii
If you can afford them.