Every two weeks, I post the top ten ranked pitchers over the two-week period, in order to test the theory that in fantasy baseball, drafted starting pitchers have little added value over starters added off the waiver wire.
This week’s top ten, from Baseball Monster:
Every two weeks, I post the top ten ranked pitchers over the two-week period, in order to test the theory that in fantasy baseball, drafted starting pitchers have little added value over starters added off the waiver wire.
Here are the top 10 pitchers over the last two weeks, according to Baseball Monster, based on wins, strikeouts, ERA and WHIP:
Of these, four were early draft picks, four were late picks, and two went undrafted.
Every two weeks, I post the top ten ranked pitchers over the two-week period, in order to test the theory that in fantasy baseball, drafted starting pitchers have little added value over starters added off the waiver wire.
Using baseball monster, I determined value for pitchers based on four categories: wins, strikeouts, ERA and WHIP. Here are this week’s top ten:
I’ll have analysis in future posts. For now, all I’ll say is that three of the top ten were early draft picks, three were mid-late draft picks, and four went undrafted.
