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  • Quick AL SP rank 'em

    Strailly
    Quintana
    Smyly

    TIA
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  • #2
    Straily
    Smyly
    Quintana

    Straily pitches for a good team in a pitchers park
    Smyly may be on an innings limit (but may have the highest ceiling)
    Quintana pitches for a (mediocre??) team in a hitters park

    Talent-wise they may be fairly close though.
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    • #3
      Originally posted by eldiablo505
      Smyly
      Straily
      Quintana

      ...for me.
      +1 (that's off the top of my head without even looking at any stats)
      It certainly feels that way. But I'm distrustful of that feeling and am curious about evidence.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by DMT View Post
        Strailly
        Quintana
        Smyly

        TIA
        reverse order

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        • #5
          Smyly - As mentioned, might have an innings limit but should be really good
          Straily - He's good just like Smyly better.
          Quintana - Just haven't loved despite the numbers

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          • #6
            Smyly is the only one of the three whom I don't own in any league, so he's definitely first.

            I'd put Straily second because, as Grinch mentioned, he pitches for a good team in a pitchers' park. Nothing against Quintana, but his team isn't good and their home park often is a launching pad.
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