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3/05- Jason Hammel, P, Col |
The Rays cleared up some of their clutter by dealing Jason Hammel to the Rockies. The apparent favorite to man the fifth spot in Tampa's rotation, Hammel is likely to be inserted into a long relief role in Colorado with no immediate value. The Rays, meanwhile, will move Jeff Niemann into their rotation but the move also supplies some intrigue as to whether the club is already second-guessing their decision to send David Price back to the minors. For those who drafted the prized rookie, they may want to be patient before throwing him back in the water with so much uncertainty. |
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3/05- Brandon Morrow, P, Sea |
Morrow struck out two and breezed through a scoreless inning of relief against the Rockies yesterday. A candidate to be in the rotation heading into camp, forearm issues prevented him from making a serious run and he then voiced a preference to move back to the bullpen. As the only real closing option, he deserves a spot in all leagues but whether he maintains the status depends as much on his suspect ability to throw strikes as his continued health. |
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Apr 05, 2007 |
I was able to add the following players in a 5X5 Rotissere draft as free agents; Todd Helton, Kendry Morales, Trevor Cahill and Chris Ray. What are your thoughts on these players and which if any do you like to blossom as sleepers?
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Tanaki, they are all deservedly solid sleepers heading into 2009. Helton has been nothing but NL-only fodder the last couple years while dealing with continual back issues but has ripped the hide off the ball this spring and is probably the one to target as having the most attainable upside. Whether he is going to stay healthy the whole season, however, after offseason surgery, remains to be seen and there are already reports he had fallen to less than 100% near the end of camp. Ray is in the same boat somewhat after recovering from Tommy John surgery. While it was inevitable he would force George Sherrill out of the closer role at some point, that could come sooner than later and it wouldn't be surprising to see Ray get the save opportunities out of the gate. Like Helton, however, there are serious concerns as to whether he'll stay healthy. Morales and Cahill could both have a huge impact this season but Morales has to be considered the safer bet due to a deeper resume and the strides he's made the last year, including the fall league. The Angels are convinced he will justify everyday at-bats and everything points to him coming through but whether he hits 15 homeruns or 25 will dictate his ultimate fantasy value. Cahill, meanwhile, has a world of talent and is settling into a perennially fruitful rotation but will be backed by one of the league's poorer offenses and has to overcome some control issues to fulfill expectations. As it is, all four have substantial upside but a
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