I just traded Wright/Marsh for Bo so I can activate Moncada from the IL.
I wanted to drop an SP but my remaining SP are: Ray Gonsolin Severino McKenzie Rasmussen Blackburn Gore Kirby Sandoval
All have good ratios and K-rates and I figured whoever I dropped would get snapped up.
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Last edited by virgonomic; 06-17-2022 at 01:46 PM.
Ottawa Triple Eh's | P.I.M.P.S. | 14 team keep forever
Champions 16,21 | Runner up 17,19-20
The FOS (retired) | MTARBL | 12 team AL 5x5
Champions 01,05,17 | Runner up 13-15,20
Here is my staff. I need to make room for Giles. Can I drop any of these guys or should I try to trade?
Gore Stripling Gonsolin Castillo Severino Sandoval McKenzie Ohtani Strider
Kimbrel Jansen Houck Giles (IL)
Ottawa Triple Eh's | P.I.M.P.S. | 14 team keep forever
Champions 16,21 | Runner up 17,19-20
The FOS (retired) | MTARBL | 12 team AL 5x5
Champions 01,05,17 | Runner up 13-15,20
I would drop either Stripling or Giles. Not the others.
I think the takeaway is bigger than Pham. Every player goes through slumps, some more pronounced than others. But when the underlying data is telling you he's hitting the ball really well it's just not falling in, that's a buy low, it's not a drop simply because he disappointed you before.
That will play out this way far more often than the follow your gut and buy in on hot streaks method. If you are buying mainly hot streaks, you're going to be buying high.
Just my 2c though, I know everyone plays the game differently!
Giles is off the IL now but his rehab outings were terrible. I'm not sure he gets the closer role. I'm holding in an AL Only league where he's a luxury to have, but overall I'm concerned if he has enough time to re-establish himself into that closer role.
Stripling has benefitted tremendously from the reduced HR rate. That said, he's probably fine to keep around as your last starter until that turns.