Cousins
is apparently going to get some starts in centerfield for the Marlins as they
try to piece together the outfield.
Cousins has struck out 36 times in 97 career at-bats, and, well, any
intriguing skill set is completely offset by his inability to put the ball in
play. He is worth a flier if you are
desperate.
Travis
Wood $3.
2010
remains close in mind to fantasy baseball players. Wood has the stuff to be a $10 pitcher, as he
was that year, but he looks quite far from that pitcher right now. Wood is sporting a 4.58 ERA with a .228 BABIP…things
could get worse in a hurry. He gets the
White Sox on Tuesday; this could be an acceptable matchup, given the White Sox
proclivity to strike out.
Lyle
Overbay $2. Other bids: $1, $0.
Luis
Valbuena $2. Other bids: $1.
Valbuena
will likely get starts at third base for the Cubs while Ian Stewart is out of
the lineup. This would be exciting,
except 2009 was clearly a fluke and Valbuena will be back on the bench or in
the minors in a week or two.
Jason
Marquis $1.
It
is hard to believe Marquis is only 33 years old. It is also hard to believe his ERA is as low
as it is, given his BABIP and LD%. A
shut-out of the Mariners should not get anyone terribly excited.
Bryan
Shaw $1.
John
Baker $0.
Mike Fontenot $0.
Manny
Parra $0.
Joe
Kelly $0.
Kelly
has given up 14 hits in his first two starts.
Kelly does not look quite ready for the majors, but his velocity and
power sinker are intriguing. Those out
of competition in NL-only leagues should probably take a look, given the
Cardinals’ knack for developing pitchers.
Donovan
Solano $0.
Coming
out of nowhere, Solano is hitting ..367 with five runs batted in and a
steal. He is playing about three times
per week right now, and his average and LD% are dropping with each start. He will probably continue to fall in value as
he plays more and as the Marlins get healthier.
Shawn
Tolleson $0.
Tolleson
struck out 34 batters in 22.1 innings in AAA.
Despite the high K/9 and K/BB, his results were only so-so. He is not a fantasy option at this point in
any format.
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