Sorry, i'll take Fregosi, Jim

1963 Los Angeles Angels

$4,773,809

Where am I in the 14th?

I can now finish.

Burks, Ellis

1989 Boston Red Sox

3,737,019

Anderson, Brady 1994 Baltimore Orioles 6,063,274

3B 2009 Scott Rolen $1,092,864 Cincinnati partial

Posted by good_beef on 4/29/2018 2:04:00 PM (view original):

Sorry, i'll take Fregosi, Jim

1963 Los Angeles Angels

$4,773,809

Where am I in the 14th?

I won't know exactly until shysters3 picks

ROUND 13
Owner________	Prev. Salary___	Player________	Salary_______	New Salary____
schwarze	40,652,651	95 Anderson	5,236,604	45,889,255
alice	40,750,386	86 Reuschel	4,272,758	45,023,144
calhoop	42,507,827	99 Henderson	3,927,400	46,435,227
Chisock	45,968,650	79 Reuschel	4,989,280	50,957,930
Donburgh	49,662,330	67 Fregosi	5,159,633	54,821,963
justinlee_24	50,196,530	74 McCarver	782,974	50,979,504
joerat1	50,879,844	03 Burks	1,050,732	51,930,576
redcped	53,371,482	64 McCarver	3,384,368	56,755,850
ff09	56,537,626	71 Fregosi	1,792,854	58,330,480
njbigwig	58,972,620	98 Burks	2,628,508	61,601,128
pedrocerrano	60,089,411	93 Anderson	5,004,863	65,094,274
mllama54	61,268,498	03 Henderson	338,103	61,606,601
cholatse	61,379,496	96 Henderson	3,575,358	64,954,854
tigerrott	66,011,616	09 Rolen	1,092,864	67,104,480
good_beef	68,478,742	63 Fregosi	4,773,809	73,252,551
shysters3	69,983,668	12 Rolen	1,609,966	71,593,634

Round 14 2008 Trevor Hoffman $ 1,139,880

Round 15 1975 Rick Reuschel $5,385,831

'12 Rolen. Cincy,$1,609,966

I guess I could do worse than getting "stuck" with a full-time A-/A+ thirdbaseman with an .860 ops.

2002 Scott Rolen, Phi

I am the only person left needing Rickey Henderson, but I need some time to figure out my options. I was going to take '96 Henderson and go with Caminiti at 3B (taking the cheap Rolen this round), but tigerrott ruined that plan. So now I have to decide if I want '00 A-Rod at SS (moving Chipper to DH) or '96 Chipper at SS with somebody like '64 Mays or '75 Lynn as my last batter (moving Bonds to DH).

I could also take a full season Henderson ('86) and upgrade the bullpen with somebody like Robb Nen or Cla Meredith

Someone let me know when alice picks. I can't move until then.

2008 Trevor Hoffman $1,139,880

Posted by cholatse on 4/29/2018 3:13:00 PM (view original):
2008 Trevor Hoffman $1,139,880

I took 2008 Hoffman earlier this morning. Sitemailed cholatse

Posted by cholatse on 4/29/2018 3:13:00 PM (view original):
2008 Trevor Hoffman $1,139,880

1991 Ellis Burks $3,638,271

1961 Billy Pierce $ 3,684,270

I am done with drafting decisions other than which season of Billy Pierce becomes the little-used long man. '27 Jimmie Foxx will round out the draftees.

I think I've narrowed down my team selections to 3 choices for how to use my final roster spot. Each has an advantage and a disadvantage, of course.

A) Use 1995 Piazza (.346/.400/.606) as my primary catcher and let McCarver grab whatever PA are leftover. This leaves me with a three-headed rotation between 3B and DH where Rolen and Chipper platoon at 3B and occasionally one of them spells Burks (.301/.362/.541) at DH. Burks is also my only other OF and is terrible defensively, but my starters won't need much time off thankfully. Downside is wasting McCarver's PA, which join Offerman's as just filler.
B) Play McCarver (.288/.343/.400) every day and back him up with '27 Foxx against some LHP, then use the extra spot to upgrade at DH. The best option is '27 Simmons (.392/.436/.645), but he has only 482 PA. It's a much better hitter in there for those 530 or so AB, but at the same time the catcher spot is much weaker. In fact, it's a net drop in OPS. But Simmons is really awesome, and Piazza always underperforms for me. So this idea lingers.
C) Play both McCarver and Burks and upgrade my rotation instead. I already have '95 Nomo and '07 Peavy as teammates, and fellow Padre Chris Young (.191 OAV, 2.19 ERC#) is a pretty appealing improvement for the 171 IP he offers, compared with letting Reuschel get those innings. This means carrying only 13 hitters, but I have the PA covered everywhere. It's just a softer bottom of the order. And more wasted innings instead of PA.

There's also a D) which is add '89 Eckersley to the bullpen, which is already fairly full with '77 Sutter, '77 Gossage and my Rivera and Hoffman. It's a terrific 58 innings out of Eck, but it's ultimately less impactful than the other guys would be, I think,

Decisions, decisions ...