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I'd look for the guy in your league who is hard-up on speed and see what he has.

I'd probably sit tight and hope for the best. FWIW, Aramis is on the ww in half of my leagues while Stewart is not.

Personally, I'd pass. Three closers are better than two. Tex will bring his peripherals up.

To me it depends on needs. I'd probably take the Holliday side, but the Price side might work out for someone who needs more consistent pitching and an OF with 1B eligibility.

In a vacuum I'd probably roll Medlen out there, but if it's an H2H and you think you might need K's, maybe Scherzer.

Agree with daver. I'd stand pat.

I'm a big fan of rostering a couple of good MR's on every team to help with WHIP control throughout the season. A guy like Evan Meek might be available, and I might look to steal Clippard away in a small-ball trade (and you can handcuff him to Capps) if you do some dealing.

havok, I think that's Marlon Brando (from the Superman movies) in your toast...

It looks like Sean Connery as Captain Ramius in The Hunt for Red October.

I'm really thankful that MLB Network carried the whole game so that I wouldn't miss a single pitch. Strasburg was not only all he was cracked up to be, he was even better than the hype, as John Smoltz said several times. Man, Costas was amped, wasn't he? You would have thought he was calling Game S...

I agree with jeebus - it depends. I'd probably go with McGehee but in an OPS league I might go with Johnson.