2007 Starting pitching

[Free Radicals]

[quote:ed1f7e2d78]As for me, I'm going back to the formula of the 2005 game: average starters, strong bullpen, balanced hitting.
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Average starters is pretty much what your going to get , 2005 season had alot more "studs" . One good thing is you can build a pretty decent pen for all kinds of prices ...but of course , your going to need a good pen more than ever . :wink:

[the splinter]

I think with the pitching what it is ...........defense is going to be that much more important this year.

[Free Radicals]

[b:e9fa031be4]the splinter wrote [/b:e9fa031be4]
[quote:e9fa031be4]I think with the pitching what it is ...........defense is going to be that much more important this year.[/quote:e9fa031be4]

Another weak point to go with the weak SP.

There are 27 players with a 1 D rating .

2 Catchers
4 1B
1 2B
6 3B
4 SS
1 LF
8 CF
1 RF

[deeznuts515]

Actually, there are 29 1's...

2 C
5 1B
1 2B
6 3B
4 SS
2 LF
9 CF
1 RF

That's 30 but Ichiro is two of them.

[bleacher_creature]

Grab some bats - and have fun that's what I say. I like Coors this year, with 2-3 years of the humidor taking full effect.

The pitching sucks for sure, but there is a secret weapon for vets with a ratings book/disk. I don't call [i:0088325274]myself[/i:0088325274] a vet in the online world, but there is a way to keep the oppositions offense at bay, while still loading up on offense yourself (i.e. a lower but semi-effective pitching budget).

My closer combo costs $1.4M. We'll see. I know I'll blow a few, then score 3 in the bottom of the 9th to win.

Championship teams will likely be solid defensively all the way around. "1's" up the middle who can swing a stick will rule.

That's not "The Secret" though.