As we dive deeper into the offseason, the debate around which pitchers to keep or cut in Ottoneu leagues is heating up. One name that has sparked considerable discussion is Bobby Miller. After a promising 2023, his 2024 season was a rollercoaster, leaving many to wonder if he’s worth the gamble at $7. Should we chalk up his struggles to injury and youth, or is it time to cut ties and look for more reliable options?
On the flip side, Reid Detmers presents a different conundrum. Despite showing flashes of brilliance, his inconsistency raises questions about his future. With a projected P/IP below replacement level, is it wise to hold onto him, or should we cut him loose and hope to snag him at a lower price later?
Then there's Edward Cabrera, who has shown potential but has been plagued by injuries. His recent performance suggests he might be on the upswing, but can we trust him to stay healthy and deliver consistent results?
What are your thoughts on these pitchers? Are you leaning towards keeping or cutting them? Do you believe in the bounce-back potential of young arms like Miller and Cabrera, or are you more inclined to play it safe with proven commodities?
Let’s hear your bold predictions for these pitchers and any other players you’re wrestling with in your Ottoneu leagues. What strategies are you employing to navigate these tough decisions?
As we dive deeper into the offseason, the debate around which pitchers to keep or cut in Ottoneu leagues is heating up. One name that has sparked considerable discussion is Bobby Miller. After a promising 2023, his 2024 season was a rollercoaster, leaving many to wonder if he’s worth the gamble at $7. Should we chalk up his struggles to injury and youth, or is it time to cut ties and look for more reliable options?
On the flip side, Reid Detmers presents a different conundrum. Despite showing flashes of brilliance, his inconsistency raises questions about his future. With a projected P/IP below replacement level, is it wise to hold onto him, or should we cut him loose and hope to snag him at a lower price later?
Then there's Edward Cabrera, who has shown potential but has been plagued by injuries. His recent performance suggests he might be on the upswing, but can we trust him to stay healthy and deliver consistent results?
What are your thoughts on these pitchers? Are you leaning towards keeping or cutting them? Do you believe in the bounce-back potential of young arms like Miller and Cabrera, or are you more inclined to play it safe with proven commodities?
Let’s hear your bold predictions for these pitchers and any other players you’re wrestling with in your Ottoneu leagues. What strategies are you employing to navigate these tough decisions?
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