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By: Frank Verde

Frank Verde — Fri, 16 Mar 2012 23:43:41 +0000

Good points, Manny. It’s important to watch early performances, look for anyone who looks vulnerable and identify his likely replacement before the change is made. If I don’t get an elite guy in the draft, I’ll ride my No. 1 guy until he starts to go south. Then I’ll try to jump on a fresh horse who I hope can take me to the finish line. Sometimes I’ll have to change horses a couple of times. In a head-to-head league like I play in, guys who are listed as relievers but are actually starters are becoming more and more valuable. I’ve got my eye on Matt Moore and Neftali Perez.

By: Manny Fortunato

Manny Fortunato — Fri, 16 Mar 2012 23:00:22 +0000

Closers are like the guys wearing red shirts on the old Star Trek TV series. You know most of them are not going to make it through the whole show. Closers on opening day have a 50% chance of not being in that job by the all star break. I don’t like to invest too heavily on closers in my drafts, because I can always pick up the replacements for the guys who lose their jobs at a cut rate price. Only the elite guys are safe pick ups. The middle and lower rung guys are bound to be replaced by some young gun after a cold spell.