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ifspuds · 05-21-2006, 12:44 AM

*whistle*

Going the crafty veteran route, I see. I can see Scarborough for Podsednik. It's a calculated risk, but in a world of TINSTAAP (whether or not such a phenomenon is repeatable in OOTPworld) a guy with that kind of OBP with that sort of success rate in swipes is worth a 22-year old pitcher like Scarborough.

It's the Anderson, Gallo and Wing (mostly Anderson) for Cordero, Miller and Wikipedia that I'm not so sure about. It's really all about Miller, I guess. You say he was 8-15, 4.64 last year. What are his career numbers? I'm a little less cheerful about trading 25-year old OFs with some reasonable numbers and a bit of potential, especially for a 30-year old swingman making $4.8mil and two guys that aren't likely to help you much.

05-21-2006, 12:44 AM	#763
ifspuds Hall Of Famer Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Spokane WA Posts: 2,117	whistle Going the crafty veteran route, I see. I can see Scarborough for Podsednik. It's a calculated risk, but in a world of TINSTAAP (whether or not such a phenomenon is repeatable in OOTPworld) a guy with that kind of OBP with that sort of success rate in swipes is worth a 22-year old pitcher like Scarborough. It's the Anderson, Gallo and Wing (mostly Anderson) for Cordero, Miller and Wikipedia that I'm not so sure about. It's really all about Miller, I guess. You say he was 8-15, 4.64 last year. What are his career numbers? I'm a little less cheerful about trading 25-year old OFs with some reasonable numbers and a bit of potential, especially for a 30-year old swingman making $4.8mil and two guys that aren't likely to help you much. __________________ Jeff Watson Former dynasty writer and online league player, now mostly retired