Word on today's mistakes...
I have former 1st rounder Reynolds ranked a notch below Dickey at this point. G.R. may have some potential but not much seems apparent, but not such a big deal facing the not-to-match Wakefield quality of knuckleballer Dickey. Bullpens are a big mismatch, it seems, as Rox have been dealing great while Mets have been as bad as it gets. Gotta give an O edge to Roxsticks, as well, making the tag seem worthy. G#2, likely DLRosa v. Capuano also looks to favour the Rox, though price ain't as nice and it's yet to be seen who's in the lineup, what with the DH going down. Rox ain't hitting lefties well, so far, in limited, though Capuano will not see my money until I win the lottery or something else suprising happens.
Have the more seasoned Nolasco currently rated equivalent with the seemingly-great potentialed Beachy. BP looks to favour Braves but too early to tell, there. O appears to favour the fish, though I'm not expecting to be looking for many overs on their games all year, if yaknowhatimean. Nolasco's in decent form and he's quite streaky so, while it's early, it seems worth the shot for the price.
Garcia had a shit spring but you wouldn't know by his start and he's shown some solid work in the past. Kuroda is off to a great start, too, but he's faced fairly weak opponents in the Giants and Padres--the latter at majorly pitcher-friendly Petco. In 3 GS vs cards he's 0-1 but the 1.42 era and 19 K's in 19 IP makes one wonder about support. Neither BP has impressed, early on, and I'm just feeling that Garcia can certainly compete, here, while the cards O may finally be finding some form of a groove...same can't really be said of Dodgers, another team which will see me tackling few overs.
Mostly ticking away the moments.
Likely not helpful, or convincing.
Just where I'm at.
Fading my NHL appears a better prospect
though I'll pass today, Hendrix willing.
GL
