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Los Angeles Angels
LAA
SEA @ LAA
Projected Runs: 4.76
Proj Runs: 4.76
Seattle Mariners
SEA
SEA @ LAA
Projected Runs: 4.09
Proj Runs: 4.09
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Boston Red Sox
BOS
NYY @ BOS
Projected Runs: 5.12
Proj Runs: 5.12
New York Yankees
NYY
NYY @ BOS
Projected Runs: 4.70
Proj Runs: 4.70
James Pierson
Robert Seeley
Raymond Woods III
IRWIN FLETCHER
john hendrichs
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1Andy Brown (305 Reputation Points)I've lurked around numberfire for years but this is the first time I've noticed this section of the site. I've always considered the projections here because when you're speculating sports outcomes for whatever reason, it's my belief that you simply can't absorb *enough* information. At the end of the day, you gotta make your own calls but listening to the point of view from others can be a great way to reach your ultimate decision. It's too bad that this section of the site is about as dead as can be. People coming together like a hive-mind and helping each other out typically yeilds favorable results. As for your 1mo old question, a few things need to be considered. 1. Kelvin Herrera is a G, he's performing at a very high level so far this season. But the likelihood that he gets traded is pretty good and most of the potential destinations would use him in a setup role and his value in the fantasy realm would plummet. 2) Giles is pretty good himself and has grown as a pitcher in his time with Houston. Something you have to consider with him is the fact that the Astros win by a wider margin on average than most teams and Giles just sees that many fewer saves because of this. It's not something that cripples his value but it IS a thing. 3) Peacock is a different animal (see what I did there?) and can't really be compared to the two Closers in this question. In closing, hopefully you took Giles becasue the chance that Herrera is traded looms large and he would barely be roster worthy sans saves in most LGs.
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San Diego Padres
SD
ATL @ SD
Projected Runs: 4.16
Proj Runs: 4.16
Atlanta Braves
ATL
ATL @ SD
Projected Runs: 3.77
Proj Runs: 3.77
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Oakland Athletics
OAK
HOU @ OAK
Projected Runs: 4.85
Proj Runs: 4.85
Houston Astros
HOU
HOU @ OAK
Projected Runs: 4.97
Proj Runs: 4.97
Gordon Page
Kevin H
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1Andy Brown (305 Reputation Points)I don't know what's up with the site contradicting themselves like that but you can almost certainly do better than Reddick ROS. Slump or no slump. He doesn't do anything particularly well and this season's clearly going to be a down one for him.
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-1Rayford Munk (500 Reputation Points)I watched NFL with NFLSQTV .COM and I think they have the best option to watch regular season too.
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Arizona Diamondbacks
ARI
LAD @ ARI
Projected Runs: 4.01
Proj Runs: 4.01
Los Angeles Dodgers
LAD
LAD @ ARI
Projected Runs: 5.75
Proj Runs: 5.75
Keith Hudson
Mike DeMarco
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0Tony McCarthy (500 Reputation Points)NumbersFire has terrible analysis
Luke Gattis
Nick Foltz
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1Rayford Munk (500 Reputation Points)I watched NFL with NFLSQTV .COM and I think they have the best option to watch regular season too.
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Los Angeles Angels
LAA
SEA @ LAA
Projected Runs: 4.76
Proj Runs: 4.76
Seattle Mariners
SEA
SEA @ LAA
Projected Runs: 4.09
Proj Runs: 4.09
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Arizona Diamondbacks
ARI
LAD @ ARI
Projected Runs: 4.01
Proj Runs: 4.01
Los Angeles Dodgers
LAD
LAD @ ARI
Projected Runs: 5.75
Proj Runs: 5.75
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Oakland Athletics
OAK
HOU @ OAK
Projected Runs: 4.85
Proj Runs: 4.85
Houston Astros
HOU
HOU @ OAK
Projected Runs: 4.97
Proj Runs: 4.97
James Pierson
Mike DeMarco
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0Tony McCarthy (500 Reputation Points)NumbersFire has terrible analysis
Raymond Woods III
Nick Foltz
Kevin H
john hendrichs
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1Rayford Munk (500 Reputation Points)I watched NFL with NFLSQTV .COM and I think they have the best option to watch regular season too.
numberFire.com
San Diego Padres
SD
ATL @ SD
Projected Runs: 4.16
Proj Runs: 4.16
Atlanta Braves
ATL
ATL @ SD
Projected Runs: 3.77
Proj Runs: 3.77
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Boston Red Sox
BOS
NYY @ BOS
Projected Runs: 5.12
Proj Runs: 5.12
New York Yankees
NYY
NYY @ BOS
Projected Runs: 4.70
Proj Runs: 4.70
Keith Hudson
Gordon Page
Robert Seeley
Luke Gattis
IRWIN FLETCHER
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1Andy Brown (305 Reputation Points)I don't know what's up with the site contradicting themselves like that but you can almost certainly do better than Reddick ROS. Slump or no slump. He doesn't do anything particularly well and this season's clearly going to be a down one for him.
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-1Rayford Munk (500 Reputation Points)I watched NFL with NFLSQTV .COM and I think they have the best option to watch regular season too.
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1Andy Brown (305 Reputation Points)I've lurked around numberfire for years but this is the first time I've noticed this section of the site. I've always considered the projections here because when you're speculating sports outcomes for whatever reason, it's my belief that you simply can't absorb *enough* information. At the end of the day, you gotta make your own calls but listening to the point of view from others can be a great way to reach your ultimate decision. It's too bad that this section of the site is about as dead as can be. People coming together like a hive-mind and helping each other out typically yeilds favorable results. As for your 1mo old question, a few things need to be considered. 1. Kelvin Herrera is a G, he's performing at a very high level so far this season. But the likelihood that he gets traded is pretty good and most of the potential destinations would use him in a setup role and his value in the fantasy realm would plummet. 2) Giles is pretty good himself and has grown as a pitcher in his time with Houston. Something you have to consider with him is the fact that the Astros win by a wider margin on average than most teams and Giles just sees that many fewer saves because of this. It's not something that cripples his value but it IS a thing. 3) Peacock is a different animal (see what I did there?) and can't really be compared to the two Closers in this question. In closing, hopefully you took Giles becasue the chance that Herrera is traded looms large and he would barely be roster worthy sans saves in most LGs.
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Los Angeles Angels
LAA
SEA @ LAA
Projected Runs: 4.76
Proj Runs: 4.76
Seattle Mariners
SEA
SEA @ LAA
Projected Runs: 4.09
Proj Runs: 4.09
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San Diego Padres
SD
ATL @ SD
Projected Runs: 4.16
Proj Runs: 4.16
Atlanta Braves
ATL
ATL @ SD
Projected Runs: 3.77
Proj Runs: 3.77
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Arizona Diamondbacks
ARI
LAD @ ARI
Projected Runs: 4.01
Proj Runs: 4.01
Los Angeles Dodgers
LAD
LAD @ ARI
Projected Runs: 5.75
Proj Runs: 5.75
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Boston Red Sox
BOS
NYY @ BOS
Projected Runs: 5.12
Proj Runs: 5.12
New York Yankees
NYY
NYY @ BOS
Projected Runs: 4.70
Proj Runs: 4.70
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Oakland Athletics
OAK
HOU @ OAK
Projected Runs: 4.85
Proj Runs: 4.85
Houston Astros
HOU
HOU @ OAK
Projected Runs: 4.97
Proj Runs: 4.97
Keith Hudson
James Pierson
Gordon Page
Mike DeMarco
-
0Tony McCarthy (500 Reputation Points)NumbersFire has terrible analysis
Robert Seeley
Luke Gattis
Raymond Woods III
Nick Foltz
IRWIN FLETCHER
Kevin H
john hendrichs
-
1Andy Brown (305 Reputation Points)I don't know what's up with the site contradicting themselves like that but you can almost certainly do better than Reddick ROS. Slump or no slump. He doesn't do anything particularly well and this season's clearly going to be a down one for him.
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-1Rayford Munk (500 Reputation Points)I watched NFL with NFLSQTV .COM and I think they have the best option to watch regular season too.
-
1Rayford Munk (500 Reputation Points)I watched NFL with NFLSQTV .COM and I think they have the best option to watch regular season too.
-
1Andy Brown (305 Reputation Points)I've lurked around numberfire for years but this is the first time I've noticed this section of the site. I've always considered the projections here because when you're speculating sports outcomes for whatever reason, it's my belief that you simply can't absorb *enough* information. At the end of the day, you gotta make your own calls but listening to the point of view from others can be a great way to reach your ultimate decision. It's too bad that this section of the site is about as dead as can be. People coming together like a hive-mind and helping each other out typically yeilds favorable results. As for your 1mo old question, a few things need to be considered. 1. Kelvin Herrera is a G, he's performing at a very high level so far this season. But the likelihood that he gets traded is pretty good and most of the potential destinations would use him in a setup role and his value in the fantasy realm would plummet. 2) Giles is pretty good himself and has grown as a pitcher in his time with Houston. Something you have to consider with him is the fact that the Astros win by a wider margin on average than most teams and Giles just sees that many fewer saves because of this. It's not something that cripples his value but it IS a thing. 3) Peacock is a different animal (see what I did there?) and can't really be compared to the two Closers in this question. In closing, hopefully you took Giles becasue the chance that Herrera is traded looms large and he would barely be roster worthy sans saves in most LGs.
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