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i do morning stock at costco and mario came in one day wearing fox sports jacket and shirt and he is even more ridicioulous looking in person. i told him that we love to play the rod allen drinking game.

 

That's great. Did he know about the drinking game?

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One of my teams is off to a good start (although those pitching stats are mostly a result of Felix Hernandez killing my A's :ohwell ).

 

14/36

12 R

4 HR

13 RBIs

2 SB

.389 AVG

.476 OBP

.806 SLG

1.282 OPS

 

16 IP

1 W

1 SV

15 K

1.69 ERA

0.88 WHIP

2.50 K/BB

8.4 K/9

 

My other team's glorious day included .219 SLG and .235 OBP. :hmm

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The fact that you are relying on Jose Contreras and John Patterson doesn't bode well. Please tell me that those are not your 1 and 2 starters.

 

My roto team is dominating thus far. My head-to-head team isn't boding quite as well. I think I still don't have head-to-head strategy down just yet, especially since my league has all sorts of weird categories that make it very difficult to balance everything.

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The fact that you are relying on Jose Contreras and John Patterson doesn't bode well. Please tell me that those are not your 1 and 2 starters.

 

My roto team is dominating thus far. My head-to-head team isn't boding quite as well. I think I still don't have head-to-head strategy down just yet, especially since my league has all sorts of weird categories that make it very difficult to balance everything.

 

Johan Santana, Rich Harden, Derek Lowe, Javier Vazquez.

 

Then Contreras and Patterson as my other 2 starters. And then I've got Homer Bailey, Philip Hughes and Matt Garza for their inevitably rookie of the year campaigns...

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Garza will have to be called up fairly soon if he's going to get a run at ROY this year.

 

Looks like a good staff though. Just curious, but why are you Patterson and Contreras with those other guys? Just a matter of it being the first week of the season and playing everyone? I do that sometimes.

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Garza will have to be called up fairly soon if he's going to get a run at ROY this year.

 

Looks like a good staff though. Just curious, but why are you Patterson and Contreras with those other guys? Just a matter of it being the first week of the season and playing everyone? I do that sometimes.

 

1 dollar flier on a guy whose got some potential to provide positive value.

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My team has zero home runs this week.

 

0.

Zero.

Nada.

 

And yet, I'm winning so far this week because we're doing everything else right (though my opponent's ERA is like 1.3 and his whip is .7, so I'm losing those two.)

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Update!

 

I am a much better roto player than I am head-to-head. Or maybe it's just the crazy 10 x 10 head-to-head league I'm in that I can't figure out. Anyway, here's where I stand (in bold) in the my two leagues.

 

Roto:

1. The Neifi Index 72.5

2. Notorious PAPI III 53.5

3. Yankee Ed 45.5

4. The Whistle Tips 42

4. Horndawgs 42

6. Birdswagon 40

7. Sheffield for Savior 34

8. Last Men Standing 30.5

 

 

Head-to-head:

1. Weeping's Wantons 20-9-7 .653

2. Team Name Pending 21-12-3 .625

3. DR. ROCKSO 21-12-3 .625

4. Matt Clement 19-14-3 .569

5. Swamp Donkeys II 17-14-5 .542

6. Nelson dela Rosa RIP 15-15-6 .500

7. Crash St. Kids 14-19-3 .431

8. Gary Sheffield 12-17-7 .431

9. Ramah Llama DingDong 11-22-3 .347

10. Corleones 9-25-2 .278

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Rich Hill

 

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Anybody got any others?

 

Please direct all fantasy baseball related postage here, thank you.

 

Moron!

 

First 3 starts:

 

@ Milwuakee: 7 IP, 1H, 1 ER, 0 BB, 6 SO, 78 Pitches - 58 Strikes (W)

Cincinnati: 7 IP, 3 H, 0 ER 4 BB. 5 SO, 98 Pitches - 58 Strikes (W)

@ Atlanta: 8 IP, 4 H, 0 ER 3 BB, 7 SO, 111 Pitches - 70 Strikes (W)

 

22 IP, 8 H, 1 ER, 7 BB, 18 SO, 284 Pitches - 186 Strikes - ~65%

 

3-0, 0.41 ERA, 0.68 WHIP

 

vs. left: .214, vs. right: .088

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