Starter/Relief Pitchers for Middle Man Assignment?

Postby GlenBrummer » Mon Jun 14, 2010 4:29 pm

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The only time I would even consider it was if there was a starter/reliever who fit my park perfectly and no straight reliever did.[/quote:5e64b31311]

That used to be a consideration of mine until our organization adopted a new sexual orientation policy.
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Postby Valen » Wed Jun 16, 2010 12:46 pm

Another important factor in this question is which game and salary cap. In ATG for example there are a lot of excellent S/R choices for such a role, especially if you are in a higher cap league.

And while you pay a premium for these guys in higher cap leagues you can afford them and they can really come in handy to neutralize some of the extreme parks. When you have a couple hard lefties you can spot start it makes parks like Dunn a little less of a disadvantage for you
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Postby Jerlins » Fri Jun 18, 2010 7:34 am

I've often used the #5 as a hard lefty or righty relief specialist. A couple of years ago I used R. Ortiz (9R) on almost every team. His card was as good as any hard RH'd RP and he solved the problem of having to have the 5th SP.
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