League that just finish he put up these numbers @ AT&T park played 141 games,141 hits,18 doubles,18 triples,2hr,64 rbi ,RS 91,31SB,AVG .304,OBP.376,SGL.429  that pretty good for #9 & $3mil

And because you may ask the AAA SS did this in his 19 games played 8 RS,12 hits,2 double,1 triple,1hr,12rbi,zero errors ,3 minus plays,AVG .245,OBP.351,SLG.388 not so bad me think

that's a pretty good line!!!

Is this McLemore?  I've toyed with the idea of throwing him on a few teams now and then.  If so, what position do you play him at?

me play him @ SS he always has some very good numbers

been trying 2011 Jose Reyes few time of late him have some very good numbers @ SS but 2 times as much money for only 99 more PA

what would a good innings total be for a 70 mil league?

Why do they underperform? I doubt '68 Gibson puts up a 1.12 ERA facing all star hitters up and down the lineup, and in a hitter friendly park...Not to mention he's from a pitching dominant season, it doesn't normalize well at all in the sim...Most pitchers will underperform, especially in higher cap leagues.

You're gonna pitch 1,400 plus innings in a season, do the math...You're using AAA, yes or no? You can get decent mileage out of the AAA scrubs, and I'd use them quite a bit early in the season, save your bullets for when it counts. I'd draft at least 1,250, more in a hitter friendly park...Draft more in a non AAA league...Remember that pitch counts and fatigue will be your undoing if not properly managed....Early in the season, don't overextend those arms, they ain't rubber..

While almost everyone underperforms on average in OLs, pitchers do worse than hitters  for two reasons
     (1) The position player salary structure allows for deep balanced line-ups
     (2) Pitching salary structure favors the use of deadballers that normalize upwards sharply