Starting Pitchers

Guys like Felipe Paulino (RHP, KC) can help you earn a profit from your starting rotations this season.
Mar 5 2012 12:02am
Remember him? If you're building a LIMA Plan staff, you should.
Feb 27 2012 12:01am
In the coming weeks, we will be bombarded with news that a starting pitcher is working on a new pitch or is feeling the best he has felt in years. Most of this is noise. The better storylines to follow in spring training are the more subtle ones.
Feb 20 2012 12:01am
If you don't have guys like Parker, Slowey, Owings, Volquez, Volstad, and even Zambrano on your watch lists heading into spring training, here's why you are making a mistake.
Feb 13 2012 12:01am
It's easy to fall in love with strong half seasons. It's also easy to read too much into them. After all, the midpoint of the season is an arbitrary cutoff, and there are bound to be performance swings between any few months of data. That said, many starting pitchers who surge down the stretch often are better speculations than others. Let's take a look at the SP whose BPV increased the most between the first and second halves of 2011:
Jan 20 2012 12:00am
You won't be able to earn a profit on these starting pitchers on draft day.
Dec 23 2011 12:00am
Here are several guys who have the upside and skills to become rotation anchors this season...
Dec 2 2011 12:00am
Let's take one final look at in-season buying opportunities when it comes to starting pitchers. Here are the SP who have posted elite skills over the last month...
Sep 18 2011 11:00pm
Guys like Felipe Paulino (RHP, KC) can help you earn a profit from your starting rotations this season.
Mar 5 2012 12:02am
Remember him? If you're building a LIMA Plan staff, you should.
Feb 27 2012 12:01am
In the coming weeks, we will be bombarded with news that a starting pitcher is working on a new pitch or is feeling the best he has felt in years. Most of this is noise. The better storylines to follow in spring training are the more subtle ones.
Feb 20 2012 12:01am
If you don't have guys like Parker, Slowey, Owings, Volquez, Volstad, and even Zambrano on your watch lists heading into spring training, here's why you are making a mistake.
Feb 13 2012 12:01am
It's easy to fall in love with strong half seasons. It's also easy to read too much into them. After all, the midpoint of the season is an arbitrary cutoff, and there are bound to be performance swings between any few months of data. That said, many starting pitchers who surge down the stretch often are better speculations than others. Let's take a look at the SP whose BPV increased the most between the first and second halves of 2011:
Jan 20 2012 12:00am
You won't be able to earn a profit on these starting pitchers on draft day.
Dec 23 2011 12:00am
Here are several guys who have the upside and skills to become rotation anchors this season...
Dec 2 2011 12:00am
Let's take one final look at in-season buying opportunities when it comes to starting pitchers. Here are the SP who have posted elite skills over the last month...
Sep 18 2011 11:00pm

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