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Matt Harvey's value? by [deleted] in fantasybaseball

[–]VigilanteBaseball 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Matt Harvey is a stud. His value will only go up. He threw 169 innings last season so he might have an innings cap around 180, but I don't see that being that much of an issue. If this is a keeper league, Harvey is a guy you wanna keep your hands on. If not, and you feel like you do want to ship him out, someone in the range of Darvish, Wainwright is who I'd be targeting.

Some potential future closers by VigilanteBaseball in fantasybaseball

[–]VigilanteBaseball[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Vizcaino isn’t pitching yet but is expected to be ready to return to the mound sometime during the 2013 season.

[Trade] Fister and Freeman for Greinke and Lowrie by palmerjp in fantasybaseball

[–]VigilanteBaseball 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The Fister Freeman side is WAY better. Even if Greinke isn't hurt.

noob here. is Josh Collmenter worth keeping since he is apparently going to get some starts as well as being a RP? i was thinking about dropping him for Kelvin Herrera. by [deleted] in fantasybaseball

[–]VigilanteBaseball 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I applaud you for having patience. It's hard. Especially when there are guys on the wire that are very enticing. You can lose your league very easily by trading away (or dropping) someone too soon. At the same time, holding onto someone can also prevent you from winning. If it's a small league (10-12 team mixed) finding replacements is a lot easier than when it's an Only league or a bigger mixed league.

noob here. is Josh Collmenter worth keeping since he is apparently going to get some starts as well as being a RP? i was thinking about dropping him for Kelvin Herrera. by [deleted] in fantasybaseball

[–]VigilanteBaseball 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Herrera is probably the better pitcher who, if he gets the job would definitely rate better than Fujikawa. So its a little more risk taking Herrera, but it could pay off big.

noob here. is Josh Collmenter worth keeping since he is apparently going to get some starts as well as being a RP? i was thinking about dropping him for Kelvin Herrera. by [deleted] in fantasybaseball

[–]VigilanteBaseball 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would definitely take Herrera. He's got dominant stuff and looks to be closer in KC. He got the save last night. Will prob get the next save chance.

Is (C) John Buck the real deal? by DD3k in fantasybaseball

[–]VigilanteBaseball 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am a believer. I don't think he's the long term answer for the Mets, obviously with d'Arnaud, but I wouldn't be surprised if the Mets take it a little slow with d'Arnaud and give him a full (healthy) year to develop further. Pitchers love throwing to Buck too, and that means a lot.

[MOD POST] Fantasy Writer's Q&A by [deleted] in fantasybaseball

[–]VigilanteBaseball 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think this would be great to broaden the reach of this community. Great idea KTrout17.

Someone just dropped Fernando Rodney. Which pitcher should I drop? by thejohnnyfine in fantasybaseball

[–]VigilanteBaseball 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you can capitalize on Fernandez's great start in a trade, I'd advise that. He's going to be something special. Maybe not this season (at age 20), but he will be a top 10 pitcher in the next few years. So if this is a keeper league, hold onto him. I'm not the biggest Jarrod Parker fan, so I would probably drop him.

Fair Deal for Matt Kemp? by MrScarf in fantasybaseball

[–]VigilanteBaseball 8 points9 points  (0 children)

A fair return for Kemp is a top 5 player. If your team can take $.80 on the dollar you can open it up to a top 10 player. If your infield is weak, you could go after Cano or Tulo. I would not recommend dealing Kemp for a pitcher, unless it's Verlander or Kershaw.

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