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| Santana’s been the best pitcher for the last three seasons. Last season, he won the triple crown of pitching with 19 wins, a 2.77 ERA, and 245 strikeouts. The only pitcher worth drafting in the first round. |
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| The Cardinals ace put up another good season. He faded in the last few starts, and that likely cost him another Cy Young award. |
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| The animated Zambrano topped 200 strikeouts in 2006. Zambrano has a higher WHIP then desired. His contract year could land him and his fantasy owners a big payoff. |
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| With Andy Pettitte gone and Roger Clemens likely to follow, Oswalt is the only stabilizing force in the Houston rotation. Roy was able to post another sub-3.00 ERA. With better run support this year from new addition Carlos Lee and Lance Berkman, 20 wins is a reasonable goal. |
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| A solid anchor of any fantasy rotation. |
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| Finally realized his potential last season. |
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| Expecting him to join the Yankees and win 10+ games in the second half. |
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| Showing no signs of aging. |
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| Strikeout machine. |
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| Hoping for a rebound season. |
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| Not worth $18 million for 7 years, but solid fantasy player. |
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| Young, promising pitcher with the stuff to dominate hitters. |
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| Lots of hype, should be a solid source of Ks. |
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| He’s going to love Petco Park. |
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| Threw a no-no last year. |
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| A return to the desert could mean a return to sub-4.00 ERA. |
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| Overrated pitcher who doesn’t strike people out. |
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| Will he ever be healthy again? |
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