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basically they did it so you have to run a 5 man rotation and cant bring starters out of the pen. This was actually pretty smart on their part. Im a fan

Well you are also playing on AS and everyone sucks on AS sooooo......

Yeah.... another solid game

@Jeviduty said in Best 5 rotation:

@JamForeMLB said in Best 5 rotation:

99 Mize
99 Feller
99 Sale
99 Orel
98 Wood

Im assuming Sale is going to be dominant. My rotation actually consists of the other 4 tho and they are all great in their own ways.

[censored] that's a 1.5million+ stub rotation

Yeah... like I said. Sale is the only one I'm missing right now and I've made WS every season except for 1 (in which I only played 8 games), so fingers crossed I can get him before too long.

99 Mize
99 Feller
99 Sale
99 Orel
98 Wood

Im assuming Sale is going to be dominant. My rotation actually consists of the other 4 tho and they are all great in their own ways.

@SevisonJN said in Is Tatis Jr. Diamond Bound?:

Yes... plus SDS and MLB wants to tout young stars. Tatis, Soto, and Alvarez will all see diamond this year IMO. Assuming they don't underperform of coarse.

I agree with the take, but Alvarez I don't see going diamond. He still is 10-14 days away from game action and its incredibly hard for a DH to get to diamond. Look at JD and Nelson Cruz.

So far, Tatis is picking up right where he left off last year. He already started the year at 81 which felt underrated for a guy who had a 3.6 WAR and a wRC+ of 150. Could he follow the trend of Acuna last year and rise to diamond in his sophomore campaign? What are your thoughts?

Remember its switch hitters and or breakout series. This list is 75+ overall

SP:
93 Vida Blue
88 Tom Glavine
86 Robin Roberts
85 Bob Gibson
82 Mark Buerhle
81 Lance Lynn
81 Al Lieter
81 Jack Morris
80 Cliff Lee

RP:
92 Eric Gagne
91 Andrew Miller
90 Trevor Hoffman
86 Troy Percival
85 Adam Ottovino
83 Lee Smith
82 Kenley Jansen
79 Rob Nen
78 Vida Blue
75 Adam Ottovino