Josh Beckett or Curt Schilling?
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Josh Beckett, he's young and could help for years to come.
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Look at the stats, they don't lie. Santana was the best in the AL this year. 19 wins, lead the Majors with a 2.77 ERA and led the Majors in strikeouts with 245. \n\nSchilling was decent this season; however only 15 wins, a 3.97 ERA and 183K's, in 204.0 IP, allowing 220 Hits, does not earn a CY Young Award. Santana is way better than Schilling. Santana (27) is younger than Schilling (40). Santana is in his prime while Schilling is on the verge of retirement within the next couple of seasons.\n\nJosh Beckett better than Santana? Josh Beckett was one of the biggest disappointments in the AL this year. It was pure luck that he won 16 games, due to lots of run support; however posting a 5.01ERA and giving up 36 HR's shows that Beckett was horrible in 2006. He has great stuff and great potential, though he must adopt to pitch in the AL to develop into a solid starting pitcher. \n\nThe stats speak for themselves. Santana was the best pitcher in the AL and I must say best in the Majors, in 2006.
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I picked up Zimmerman when Pujols went on the DL. He's very consistent and with Soriano ahead of him, he gets plenty of chances at knocking him in.....Over long term course of the season, he's the better choice, imo.
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I'm a Cardinals fan and they are pretty stacked already. I think I would have to go with Johan Santana to help the starting pitching be a little more consistent. If I had to take a position player I would take Jose Vidro because the Cardinals could really use a good second baseman. I think the last good second baseman they had was Rogers Hornsby.
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I would definitely keep Beckett over Dontrelle, especially if you need wins.\n\nFlorida is awful and it won't be better anytime soon, plus Willis is struggling so far, SO it's a no brainer I think.\n\nI would drop Wood and keep Clemens, get a good starting pitcher to replace Wood and you should be fine. A good example of a a pitcher that will get you wins without killing your ERA or WHIP and that is probably laying on the FA list is  Woody Williams.
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Personally, I would go with Mike Lowell. People have been talking lately about the Red Sox trying to upgrade second base. Loretta isn't a sure stay for the season, but is a decent player. If you look at Lowell's career stats, you are in awe. How could he have done so bad last year? Lowell is a better choicce and will start more games and get you more points. Go with Lowell!!
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For HOF, Jr. might get more votes.  For fantasy now, Sheffield is hotter because he is at a better team and not injury prone.
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you're kidding, juan pierre is absolute trash, unelss by "best lead off hitter ever" you mean a .235 BA, an abysmal .272 OBP, ZERO home runs, and a whole whopping 4 RBIs. Starting pitcher Bronson Arroyo already has 2 Home Runs, 2 more than Pierre's zero.  SPs Tom Glavine has a better batting average and on base percentage, Livan Hernandez has more RBIs.  Hell Livan Hernandez is more of a threat at the plate right now.  Awful.
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Fernando Torres or Miroslav Klose.
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Ben Rothinberger has to be the favorite but Jerome Bettis has to be the darkhorse. The Super Bowl might be his last game and with a decent performance he would definelty be the sentimental pick.
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Present day player is Derek Jeter. All time was Mickey Mantle, with Thurman Munson a close second. You can tell I'm not a Yankee fan.... lol!
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there both good pitchers..but i would have to say zito but his arm streath seems to wear down more towards the end of the season..plus zito is younger and has more movement on his pitches
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I say jump on Jon Lester 1st & Jered Weaver 2nd.  I know Weaver has been sent down, but he'll be back into the Angels rotation soon enough.\n\nCouple Lester w/ that Boston offense, I think you have a potential winner there.  Just my opinion though.
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I would say curtis granderson of the Tigers
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Come on man Mike Lowell. Word? that can't be a fa real answer. there are only three 3rd baseman worth having in the AL. A-rod, Chavez, and Crede. I was ready to go with Chavez, who plays a mean hot corner. but after reading the page, Notso_25 makes  pretty good arguement for Joe Crede so I'ma have to go with Joe. I mean no one is more clutch than Joe. Sox wouldn't be the best team in baseball right now with out him.
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sounds like your looking to play out BROKE BACK MOUNTIAN// who r u? pitcher or receiver
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offense Mickey Mantle\ndefense toss up between Willie Mays or Roberto Clemente.