Simmons or Speaker
Goslin or Avila
All hitter's division with the DH
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Fenway 67
by GCSluggers » Thu Feb 09, 2006 7:56 am
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by MICHAELTARBELL » Thu Feb 09, 2006 10:56 am
According to Diamond Dope..BA, OBP, and slugging listed in order
Simmons
L - 520,529,1019
R - 515,524,1010
Speaker
L - 492,619,731
R - 507,594,742
Simmons has much more power, which in my mind is more important in Fenway generally speaking. However, you do lack a true leadoff man, and with your lineup, Speaker would fill in nicely. Depends on what you want here, power, or OBP at the top of the lineup. Although I like Simmons more generally speaking, i think in your case, you need a leadoff man, so i would go with Speaker.
Goslin
L - 457,522,822
R - 468,532,836
Avila
L - 561,626,736
R - 424,456,623
Goslin is more balanced, and has better power slugging from both sides. However, if you keep speaker and goslin., that will give you 6 lefties in your lineup, which is a bit too many. I might go with avila over goslin just to give protection vs all the lefties you SHOULD see with that lineup, but check out your foes. If the staffs are heavy righty, then go with Goslin. But if you notice that teams are loading up cheap lefties for you, then I would take avila to make them think twice.
The more i look at your team, i would maybe keep speaker, and drop Ott for Simmons. I think you would find him to be more productive, and he would balance your lineup better. If you do that, keep Goslin.
Simmons
L - 520,529,1019
R - 515,524,1010
Ott
L - 459,605,922
R - 455,601,916
My .02 :)
Simmons
L - 520,529,1019
R - 515,524,1010
Speaker
L - 492,619,731
R - 507,594,742
Simmons has much more power, which in my mind is more important in Fenway generally speaking. However, you do lack a true leadoff man, and with your lineup, Speaker would fill in nicely. Depends on what you want here, power, or OBP at the top of the lineup. Although I like Simmons more generally speaking, i think in your case, you need a leadoff man, so i would go with Speaker.
Goslin
L - 457,522,822
R - 468,532,836
Avila
L - 561,626,736
R - 424,456,623
Goslin is more balanced, and has better power slugging from both sides. However, if you keep speaker and goslin., that will give you 6 lefties in your lineup, which is a bit too many. I might go with avila over goslin just to give protection vs all the lefties you SHOULD see with that lineup, but check out your foes. If the staffs are heavy righty, then go with Goslin. But if you notice that teams are loading up cheap lefties for you, then I would take avila to make them think twice.
The more i look at your team, i would maybe keep speaker, and drop Ott for Simmons. I think you would find him to be more productive, and he would balance your lineup better. If you do that, keep Goslin.
Simmons
L - 520,529,1019
R - 515,524,1010
Ott
L - 459,605,922
R - 455,601,916
My .02 :)
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by Treyomo » Thu Feb 09, 2006 11:32 am
Simmons all week long and again on Sunday.
As far as DH, I would seriously suggest going cheap and finding a bargain with some injury risk. Your lineup is almost completely bullet proof, with Bando, Fox, Ripken injury free. I would replace Salazar with a better nickel hitter (since you don't need a backup SS, 3b, or 2b), and go for a guy in the Adcock/McRae mold - a cheap RH hitter who is discounted for injury risk and terrible D but can rip the snot out of the ball for the price. I've had Adcock with an OPS of .850 in a neutral stadium, and had McRae go 45 doubles/25 HRs in a 100M league. You need the money to upgrade that starting pitching, and quickly.
As far as DH, I would seriously suggest going cheap and finding a bargain with some injury risk. Your lineup is almost completely bullet proof, with Bando, Fox, Ripken injury free. I would replace Salazar with a better nickel hitter (since you don't need a backup SS, 3b, or 2b), and go for a guy in the Adcock/McRae mold - a cheap RH hitter who is discounted for injury risk and terrible D but can rip the snot out of the ball for the price. I've had Adcock with an OPS of .850 in a neutral stadium, and had McRae go 45 doubles/25 HRs in a 100M league. You need the money to upgrade that starting pitching, and quickly.
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by MICHAELTARBELL » Thu Feb 09, 2006 1:37 pm
I agree trey, but in this case , I think i would drop Ott for Simmons, leaving Speaker in CF, and have Speaker as his lead off hitter, since he really does not have one....
But in general, agree, simmons all day..... :)
But in general, agree, simmons all day..... :)
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by GCSluggers » Thu Feb 09, 2006 2:02 pm
THanx for the input here's my final lineup what do you think
1B F Chance
RF M Ott
CF J DiMaggio
LF Yaz
DH McCovey
3B Bando
C May
SS Ripken JR
2B Fox
Simmons was taken thanx again
1B F Chance
RF M Ott
CF J DiMaggio
LF Yaz
DH McCovey
3B Bando
C May
SS Ripken JR
2B Fox
Simmons was taken thanx again
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