How would you use the RP's that I have listed below.  Do I need to add a guy to eat up some innings?

			DUR	STA	CON	vsL	vsR	VEL	GB	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	5TH
Andy Ramsey (R)	30	SP1	29	87	85	64	83	25	37	82	86	44	0	0
Wendell Xavier (R)	25	SP2	25	68	82	79	84	85	78	80	84	47	0	0
Robinzon Mondesi (R)	32	SP3	32	91	88	59	71	85	98	78	67	53	71	61
Ivan Estalella (R)	31	SP4	23	69	61	70	70	94	89	98	81	57	0	0
Brendan James (R)	29	SP5	31	79	89	47	62	42	83	80	60	60	45	27
			DUR	STA	CON	vsL	vsR	VEL	GB	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	5TH
Gus Handworth (R)	30	SUA	94	33	84	56	76	32	92	85	77	0	0	0
Juan Martinez (R)	36	SUA	88	40	91	72	87	23	86	90	67	0	0	0
Yank Stafford (L)	36	SUA	89	25	88	86	80	37	90	85	63	0	0	0
Brad Harper (L)	26	SUB	55	35	84	74	52	26	82	89	86	0	0	0
Quilvio Esposito (R)	30	SUB	51	27	80	55	76	34	50	81	74	57	0	0
Charlie Locke (R)	29	SUB	69	22	74	67	72	86	88	83	58	39	0	0

Do I need to add a guy to eat up some innings?

Between Handworth and Martinez, no. Those guys are outstanding. Actually, you've got an awfully good staff over all. James kind of sucks, and your SuB guys are as good as the typical better SuB guys out there, but not too shabby. I'd find a low-cost veteran to plug into the fifth spot and hope James doesn't need to be anything more than injury insurance.

I use a closer most of the time, but not always, but Stafford would be the best candidate among your listed options.

Stafford was my closer last year, he was solid. I just want to maximize IP'd for my top thre RP's 

I used James last season as my #5.. He wasnt too bad in Safeco.
 
My team averages 6 runs per game which is pretty high for Safeco. I may bring this guy up later in the season..

Event Season Height Weight OV RA GL AS AA PC DU HE SP PA TP MK Current - 5-11 187 77 15 27 24 13 8 16 99 46 84 28 73 Projected - 5-11 190 80 15 44 24 30 8 16 99 46 84 28 73 Spring Training 3 5-11 180 56 14 24 21 11 8 14 97 46 69 28 72 Spring Training 4 5-11 183 65 15 25 23 11 8 15 98 46 77 28 73 Spring Training 5 5-11 185 73 15 26 24 12 8 16 99 46 82 28 73 Spring Training 6 5-11 187 77 15 27 24 13 8 16 99 46 84 28 73 Batting & Pitching Ratings Event Season CN PW LH RH BE BR BU PP ST CT LH RH VE GB P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Current - 21 0 25 17 17 15 66 68 80 66 81 91 39 82 91 72 62 77 41 Projected - 29 0 25 17 18 28 82 85 81 66 81 91 44 94 91 72 81 77 42 Spring Training 3 16 0 16 12 15 11 43 66 67 42 56 64 35 70 77 61 42 51 30 Spring Training 4 18 0 19 13 16 13 52 66 74 52 67 76 37 76 83 67 49 62 36 Spring Training 5 19 0 23 15 16 14 60 68 78 60 75 85 38 81 88 71 56 71 40 Spring Training 6 21 0 25 17 17 15 66 68 80 66 81 91 39 82 91 72 62 77 41

I may bring this guy up later in the season.

Yeah, you don't want to rush a guy to the majors so he can instantly become your best starting pitcher. Make him repeat AAA a couple times to teach him a lesson in humility.

Posted by willsauve on 12/21/2011 5:55:00 PM (view original):
How would you use the RP's that I have listed below.  Do I need to add a guy to eat up some innings?

			DUR	STA	CON	vsL	vsR	VEL	GB	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	5TH
Andy Ramsey (R)	30	SP1	29	87	85	64	83	25	37	82	86	44	0	0
Wendell Xavier (R)	25	SP2	25	68	82	79	84	85	78	80	84	47	0	0
Robinzon Mondesi (R)	32	SP3	32	91	88	59	71	85	98	78	67	53	71	61
Ivan Estalella (R)	31	SP4	23	69	61	70	70	94	89	98	81	57	0	0
Brendan James (R)	29	SP5	31	79	89	47	62	42	83	80	60	60	45	27
			DUR	STA	CON	vsL	vsR	VEL	GB	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	5TH
Gus Handworth (R)	30	SUA	94	33	84	56	76	32	92	85	77	0	0	0
Juan Martinez (R)	36	SUA	88	40	91	72	87	23	86	90	67	0	0	0
Yank Stafford (L)	36	SUA	89	25	88	86	80	37	90	85	63	0	0	0
Brad Harper (L)	26	SUB	55	35	84	74	52	26	82	89	86	0	0	0
Quilvio Esposito (R)	30	SUB	51	27	80	55	76	34	50	81	74	57	0	0
Charlie Locke (R)	29	SUB	69	22	74	67	72	86	88	83	58	39	0	0

You might want to consider a long reliever. I think they provide two things: (1) a spot starter for minor njuries that force your starters to miss one or two starts but that do not require a trip to the DL; and (2) another level of control for organizing your bullpen to distribute innings based on leverage and ability, by which I mean that your long reliever will usually get lots of innings, but typically not in high leverage situations, this helps keep your better relief guys rested. I often have a mop up guy in the bullpen for the same reason, though they almost never get as many innings as the long reliever. Martinez could maybe give you four innings as a spot starter, but I like having someone with enough stamina to actually go six or more innings into games, mostly because with your LR being used as a starter your bullpen has fewer arms to eat up innings for those few days.