Maybe you’re in a deep rotisserie league and had Eric Gagne and Jason Isringhausen as your two closers, what can you do now? Well first off you should be kicking yourself for drafting two of the most injury prone closers in the game. That being said, I would stay away from acquiring guys who have frequented the DL more than Bartolo…
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The following pitchers were promoted to the major leagues since the last time I published this article:
Max Scherzer
Nick Adenhart
Aaron Laffey
Jo-Jo Reyes
They will be replaced by new entrants next week.
Homer Bailey, Cincinnati Reds
Bailey went 1-1 in his last two starts, Bailey has been going deeper into the games, and striking out more batters. He has…
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Roy Halladay has got a lot to complain about. He has now gone the distance in four consecutive starts,
and his record during this time? 1-3. Granted, they weren’t your traditional complete games (he gave up four runs in one, and five in another), but when your pitcher goes all the way, you gotta score enough runs to get…
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Max Scherzer, Arizona Diamondbacks
Scherzer was called up to the big leagues today, although it is not certain in what capacity he will serve. He might get a start if Micah Owings’ injured ankle makes him unable to go, but nothing has been announced yet. If Scherzer has a spot in the Arizona rotation, grab him up.
