Red Mosquito

C 1984 Gary Carter R .294 27 106 A-/A- $5,919,311
1B 1988 Andres Galarraga R .302 29 92 C+/A+ $6,028,352
2B 2000 Jose Vidro S .330 24 97 B+/D $5,548,483
3B 2009 Ryan Zimmerman R .292 33 106 B/A $6,388,056
SS 1986 Hubie Brooks R .340 14 58 C/C+ $3,517,403
OF 2015 Bryce Harper L .330 42 99 C/C+ $8,288,878
OF 1986 Tim Raines S .334 9 62 C+/C- $6,059,031
OF 2000 Vladimir Guerrero R .345 44 123 D+/C $6,909,841
OF 1983 Andre Dawson R .299 32 113 C+/A $6,665,423
SS 2013 Ian Desmond R .280 20 80 B/A- $5,644,090
OF 2013 Jayson Werth R .318 25 82 A-/C $5,128,880
1B 2012 Adam LaRoche L .271 33 100 B+/B $5,021,599
3B 1979 Larry Parrish R .307 30 82 C/C- $4,884,247
OF 1978 Warren Cromartie L .297 10 56 C+/B- $4,583,881

Batting Totals .308 372 1256 B-/B- $80,587,475


Pitching Staff
Player Throws W-L SV ERA WHIP K-BB Salary
1977 Steve Rogers R 17-16 0 3.10 1.17 206-81 $8,385,607
1997 Pedro Martinez R 17-8 0 1.90 0.93 305-67 $10,165,541
2015 Max Scherzer R 14-12 0 2.79 0.92 276-34 $8,237,666
2004 Livan Hernandez R 11-15 0 3.60 1.24 186-83 $6,801,694
2012 Gio Gonzalez L 21-8 0 2.89 1.13 207-76 $6,683,372
2014 Jordan ZimmermaR 14-5 0 2.66 1.07 182-29 $5,596,933

2014 Tanner Roark R 15-10 0 2.85 1.09 138-39 $5,089,358
1994 John Wetteland R 4-6 25 2.83 1.05 68-21 $3,077,609
1980 Woodie Fryman L 7-4 17 2.25 1.14 59-30 $2,889,898
2014 Drew Storen R 2-1 11 1.12 0.98 46-11 $1,870,209
2013 Rafael Soriano R 3-3 43 3.10 1.23 51-17 $1,359,639

Pitching Totals 127-80 96 2.67 1.08 1697-472 $59,685,744

C 2015 Russell Martin
1B 1993 John Olerud
2B 1993 Roberto Alomar
3B 2015 Josh Donaldson
SS 1987 Tony Fernandez
OF 2011 Jose Bautista
OF 1999 Shawn Green
OF 1986 Jesse Barfield
1B 2000 Carlos Delgado
OF 1991 Devon White
OF 1984 Lloyd Moseby
OF 1987 George Bell
Util 2012 Edwin Encarnacion
C 1987 Ernie Whitt
SS 2014 Jose Reyes

SP 1983 Dave Stieb
SP 1997 Roger Clemens
SP 1996 Pat Hentgen
SP 2008 Roy Halladay
SP 1987 Jimmy Key
RP 1991 Duane Ward
RP 2006 B.J. Ryan
RP 1986 Tom Henke
RP 2015 Roberto Osuna
RP 2015 Brett Cecil

This M's team has some weaknesses, but that's a whole lot of star power with Griffey/Ichiro/Rodriguez/Johnson/Hernandez.

C 1997 Dan Wilson
1B 2001 John Olerud
2B 2001 Bret Boone
3B 2014 Kyle Seager
SS 2000 Alex Rodriguez
OF 2004 Ichiro Suzuki
OF 1979 Ruppert Jones
OF 1997 Ken Griffey Jr.
Util 1995 Edgar Martinez
2B 2014 Robinson Cano
OF 2004 Randy Winn
OF 2003 Mike Cameron
3B 2006 Adrian Beltre
1B 1987 Alvin Davis
C 2007 Kenji Johjima

SP 1995 Randy Johnson
SP 2014 Felix Hernandez
SP 2001 Freddy Garcia
SP 1990 Erik Hanson
SP 2013 Hisashi Iwakuma
RP 2007 J.J. Putz
RP 1982 Bill Caudill
RP 1995 Jeff Nelson
RP 2002 Arthur Rhodes
RP 2001 Kazuhiro Sasaki

No Harold Reynolds?!

E.H. Ruddock wrote:No Harold Reynolds?!

He was disqualified from my team as soon as I started listening to playoff baseball.

Livan Hernandez is going to be my sneaky MOP.

My Astros team should be much improved with the 2015 additions. Is there a deadline for when our rosters need to be in by?

numbers wrote:My Astros team should be much improved with the 2015 additions. Is there a deadline for when our rosters need to be in by?

No way I'll have my roster in before the weekend.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

numbers wrote:My Astros team should be much improved with the 2015 additions. Is there a deadline for when our rosters need to be in by?

No way I'll have my roster in before the weekend.

We don't need to rush.

Can I use the season of guys who were traded midseason to or from the Marlins?

4/5 wrote:Can I use the season of guys who were traded midseason to or from the Marlins?

WhatIfSports seems to split those seasons up into two. I've already done my share of complaining about it . In my case, 2015 David Price isn't an option... instead, there's 2015 Blue Jays David Price or 2015 Tigers David Price. What I've noticed so far is that it treats it as if Price only pitched the Blue Jays innings in 2015, so he may completely dominate a start, but he can only go 3-4 innings max because it seems to think he only pitched 75 innings that year.

It's stupid because it hurts my team, is basically what I'm trying to say.

philpritchard wrote:

4/5 wrote:Can I use the season of guys who were traded midseason to or from the Marlins?

WhatIfSports seems to split those seasons up into two. I've already done my share of complaining about it . In my case, 2015 David Price isn't an option... instead, there's 2015 Blue Jays David Price or 2015 Tigers David Price. What I've noticed so far is that it treats it as if Price only pitched the Blue Jays innings in 2015, so he may completely dominate a start, but he can only go 3-4 innings max because it seems to think he only pitched 75 innings that year.

It's stupid because it hurts my team, is basically what I'm trying to say.

Yeah they should really base projections on 162 game averages.

cutuphalfdead wrote:

philpritchard wrote:

4/5 wrote:Can I use the season of guys who were traded midseason to or from the Marlins?

WhatIfSports seems to split those seasons up into two. I've already done my share of complaining about it . In my case, 2015 David Price isn't an option... instead, there's 2015 Blue Jays David Price or 2015 Tigers David Price. What I've noticed so far is that it treats it as if Price only pitched the Blue Jays innings in 2015, so he may completely dominate a start, but he can only go 3-4 innings max because it seems to think he only pitched 75 innings that year.

It's stupid because it hurts my team, is basically what I'm trying to say.

Yeah they should really base projections on 162 game averages.

Or at the very least they should do it for Price.

philpritchard wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

philpritchard wrote:

4/5 wrote:Can I use the season of guys who were traded midseason to or from the Marlins?

WhatIfSports seems to split those seasons up into two. I've already done my share of complaining about it . In my case, 2015 David Price isn't an option... instead, there's 2015 Blue Jays David Price or 2015 Tigers David Price. What I've noticed so far is that it treats it as if Price only pitched the Blue Jays innings in 2015, so he may completely dominate a start, but he can only go 3-4 innings max because it seems to think he only pitched 75 innings that year.

It's stupid because it hurts my team, is basically what I'm trying to say.

Yeah they should really base projections on 162 game averages.

Or at the very least they should do it for Price.

I can't wait to have Price on my team next year.

cutuphalfdead wrote:

philpritchard wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

philpritchard wrote:

4/5 wrote:Can I use the season of guys who were traded midseason to or from the Marlins?

WhatIfSports seems to split those seasons up into two. I've already done my share of complaining about it . In my case, 2015 David Price isn't an option... instead, there's 2015 Blue Jays David Price or 2015 Tigers David Price. What I've noticed so far is that it treats it as if Price only pitched the Blue Jays innings in 2015, so he may completely dominate a start, but he can only go 3-4 innings max because it seems to think he only pitched 75 innings that year.

It's stupid because it hurts my team, is basically what I'm trying to say.

Yeah they should really base projections on 162 game averages.

Or at the very least they should do it for Price.

I can't wait to have Price on my team next year.

Josh Donaldson wrote:I’ll tell you the first thing I said to David Price — this was before the season ended. I said, David, I know you’re a big deal. I want you on my team. But if you’re not going to be on my team, I’m not mad… You’re left-handed — Im’ma get mine.

It's cute how you look for the silver lining.

cutuphalfdead wrote:It's cute how you look for the silver lining.

I didn't look for anything. Josh Donaldson showed me the silver lining.

philpritchard wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:It's cute how you look for the silver lining.

I didn't look for anything. Josh Donaldson showed me the silver lining.

And you've clung to it.

cutuphalfdead wrote:

philpritchard wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:It's cute how you look for the silver lining.

I didn't look for anything. Josh Donaldson showed me the silver lining.

And you've clung to it.

He's the AL MVP and he's a goddamn viking. Of course I've clung to it.

In all seriousness, though, Price vs. the Jays is going to make for some pretty damn entertaining games this year.