By Corey R. Cunningham
3B/SS Kyle Seager for the Seattle
Mariners, yes he is multi position eligible. For a team that does not produce a
whole lot of offense, the Mariners as of now have some quality guys to pick up
off the FA wire. I have noticed many Mariners still lay on the wire itself. I
recently acquired Seager to fill a hold I had after dropping Derek Lowe from
his last start.
Seager will produce as of now in
most of the offensive categories, R, H, RBI, HR, TB, and AVG. Right now Kyle
has a .292 BA, 1 HR, 6 RBI, 5 R and 1 SB. Seager has been batting manly in the
5th batting position with occasionally getting the nod in the 6th spot, and he
manly has played 3B all year, except for a start at 2B. Kyle played enough
games in 2011 at SS to become eligible for that position this year, however, he
has not started their and most likely won't, pending injury.
If you need a bench player, or
perhaps a MI/CI player, you might want to consider drafting
Kyle Seager for another couple of
weeks.
SP Drew Pomeranz for the Colorado
Rockies. Even though Pomeranz struggled mightily in his first start back from
the DL on April 15th, you might want to consider using a roster spot on him.
The next 3 out of 4 games on paper are favorable for Pomeranz as his opponents
coming in order are (pending weather) @ Milwaukee (not in Coors Field could be
a great thing), Vs. NYM, Vs. Dodgers and @ San Diego. The Dodgers I would say
as they are off to the hot start would be the most unfavorable matchup for the
young Southpaw.
Pomeranz was the piece of gold the
Rockies wanted in exchange for Ubaldo Jimenez. Even though Colorado is not
exactly the best pitchers park, Pomeranz has the stuff to be a dominant pitcher
in that park. If you don't have Drew on your minor league roster in any dynasty
league more than likely he will be on the FA list due to his numbers. Pomeranz
stands with a 0-1 record, 10.38 ERA, 3 K, 2 BB, and a 2.54 WHIP. Do not let
these numbers fool you as Drew has the ability to conquer and overcome.
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