In doubles, is it smart to put together you best players and leave your weak ones....?
542767
Great ? It is just as important that the players get along and know their team mate. Good chemistry will take a doubles team far. I believe the doubles scoring for the over all tournament is worth twice what the singles are. Put the best together with respect to the chemistry. (you want a happy team) Put the (nsgo) together they will compliment each other.
1113989
On paper, absolutely. Aramis will rebound and hit like he normally does. Damon will get you a ton a runs. Fiedler is doing well so far. If you don't have any kind of backup plan at 2B though, you may want to reconsider.
329529
this team looks pretty solid.. I might suggest dumping a pitcher you don think will help you out to get a backup second baseman as Mueller has a history of injuries look for someone that plays multiple infield positions to give you more flexibility should one of your guys go down which over the long season at one time or another is very likely. Good luck in your league.
232845
Tell them to get active or you'll drop their players. :)
689970
Javy Lopez, Khalil Greene, Koronka need to be dropped asap. Beyond that I don't see how your team is in last. Is this a 12 team league? You are getting killed offensively. hardly any speed, don't score many runs. Pitching you can't go wrong with Santana, Cap, and Halladay. Your closers are off to slow starts. Westbrook I would drop, hold onto Haren even though he is off to a sluggish start. Hamels COULD be a stud, we will see. You really don't have any trade bate other than your pitchers and I would get rid of the top 3, better luck next year!!!!!
897533
Try to do good in every category, not just a few. That will get you many more points. By that I mean, you may think that picking up a fighter, you're losing offense and you might not pick him up. Put the points he'd bring you with his PIM is very valuable. And also, I know a lot of rotisserie players, at the end of the season, have so many D-men games left. So try to pick up a 5th D-man to be able to use up all the D games.
26261
More than practice, you need realistic practice.  I would play games against myself.  What that means is that, while by myself, I would rack and break just like normal.  Then play a game against yourself, alternating taking shots as stripes until a miss, then as solids until a miss.  It really, really helps to have a pool table in the house.  I can now walk into any bar in town and win games for hours.
762195
Ignore them. Work to be the best 2 players on the squad. Everything will work out to your favor in the long run.
698752
A lot of that depends on your teams needs and strengths. Never make a move just to do it, make it to strenghten a weakness and if you have to trade/move a player make it someone who is a contributor in a category that you are very strong in. That way you may lose a little something in a strong category but still be competitive there and strengthen a category that you've been struggling in.
823705
I think you may need steals on this team.  Your pretty much set at 3 pt FG's.  Also, if there is any player that you may trade at this point in the season, I would look at Hill and Eddy Curry.  Hill has a propensity for getting injured (I know because he has burned me in my fantasy teams in the past) and Curry who is capable to getting 10 rebounds one night and 2 rebounds the next.
16783
I like playing head to head leagues because it's more personal to a face a different owner each week.\nYou need to have a balance of both, but good relief pitching always seems to be in short supply.\nKeep up with player news from around the league, especially injuries so you can pickup backups of injured player to strengthen weak spots on your own roster.
667283
it depend on hu u played agnst????...If he or she was a looser then ur obviously nt tested!!......u need to play agnst the best player(team)...to chek urself
571870
Not if they don't start playing together and come up with a so called 'Plan B' for their forward problem. They may have great individual players, but unless they prove that they can play TOGETHER, they will be lucky to make it to the quarters.
36317
You'd might want to get rid of Fisher and Harpring in favor of similar players, since you seem to be in a small-ish (9-10 team) league. \nOtherwise, Paul and Camby were good picks and West was a great free agent pick up. I wouldn't want to go against you.
670827
this team is definately one of the more solid i've seen top to bottom...for a 12-team league, ur hitters are unbelievable, and your pitchers are pretty good as well...definately do that trade, it'd really benefit ur offensive production.
772710
No Deal you already have a well balanced team from what it looks like here.  Plus let me very honest with you, the season is way early and only if you need serious help should you be considering a trade. Let the players you have go for about 2 maybe 3 weeks then see where you are in each of your offensive and defensive categories. Then go from there. Your team is well balanced with offense and defense, and if it was a head to head league you're in then I imagine you're doing prettu good thus far, if it's a roto league the only place i see you struggling is in FG% and Steals. Stick with your team for a few weeks then come back to a trade tha better suits you for the long haul if possible
91166
If it's gonna be extremely hard to pick up another C, then I'd hold on to Okafor, even though he's out for a while.  But then again, if you NEED stats from that roster spot, then it'd be advisable to drop him and try to pick up a decent free agent or make a 2 for 1 trade... it's possible, but if it's 20 team deep, you'd be in a bit of trouble.  At least you have Wade, Garnett and Abdur-Rahim!  The rest of your team is decent, only because the league is so deep.