STARTERS: End gamers
Mar 17 2013
The end game is where you can earn the most profit from your starting rotation, since those are the guys you pick up at the end of your drafts or for a token $1 bid.
Managing the end game isn't easy though. Not all guys are worth a $1 bid. Some have too much downside. Others don't have enough upside to justify having them on your roster. In addition, an end-gamer in one league can be a sleeper or breakout target in another.
Let's start our search for end-game sleepers by reproducing the data from our Sleepers column a couple of weeks ago that targeted sleeper starting pitchers who had breakout potential. We have also added an additional split below that can help us find hidden skills: BPV by time through lineup.
We'll take a closer look...
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