elfudge35
06-13-2005, 03:11 PM
Jake Westbrook
Cleveland Indians
Westbrook is back here because he makes two starts. More importantly, he gets unfamiliar Rockies hitters away from Coors field and a Diamondbacks team that gives up more runs than it scores everywhere. He's been very good in five of his last six starts and the only rocky outing came against the soaring White Sox.
Jose Contreras
Chicago White Sox
Contreras is pitching for the best team in the AL and his ERA is just a notch over 3.00. So why is he available in more that half the leagues out there? Who knows. If you're in that percentage where he's available, pick him up.
Tom Glavine
New York Mets
Glavine continues to be solid and is still ignored by fantasy players. This week he gets Oakland and Seattle, so conventional wisdom says the only starter who should do better than him this week is teammate Pedro Martinez.
Woody Williams
San Diego Padres
Williams has made two starts since coming off the disabled list and has been solid. He gave up four runs over seven innings to the White Sox, but they were scattered out and the final run scored after he left the game off his bullpen. This week, look for the Padres to bounce back from their recent cold streak and Williams to have a solid start against the Tigers.
This is just a sample. Check out my previous picks and the results on the site in my sig.
Cleveland Indians
Westbrook is back here because he makes two starts. More importantly, he gets unfamiliar Rockies hitters away from Coors field and a Diamondbacks team that gives up more runs than it scores everywhere. He's been very good in five of his last six starts and the only rocky outing came against the soaring White Sox.
Jose Contreras
Chicago White Sox
Contreras is pitching for the best team in the AL and his ERA is just a notch over 3.00. So why is he available in more that half the leagues out there? Who knows. If you're in that percentage where he's available, pick him up.
Tom Glavine
New York Mets
Glavine continues to be solid and is still ignored by fantasy players. This week he gets Oakland and Seattle, so conventional wisdom says the only starter who should do better than him this week is teammate Pedro Martinez.
Woody Williams
San Diego Padres
Williams has made two starts since coming off the disabled list and has been solid. He gave up four runs over seven innings to the White Sox, but they were scattered out and the final run scored after he left the game off his bullpen. This week, look for the Padres to bounce back from their recent cold streak and Williams to have a solid start against the Tigers.
This is just a sample. Check out my previous picks and the results on the site in my sig.