ANTHONY SWARZAK or HENRY RODRIGUEZ

by Rupert Pupkin on Apr 17, 2008 3:31 PM EDT

Who would you rather have on you H2H-Points, Keeper fantasy baseball team? ANTHONY SWARZAK or HENRY RODRIGUEZ? I'd love to hear your thoughts... \ --------------------------------------------------------------- thanks thanks thanks thanksthanks thanks thanks thanksthanks thanks thanks thanksthanks thanks thanks thanksthanks thanks thanks thanksthanks thanks thanks thanksthanks thanks thanks thanksthanks thanks thanks thanksthanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanksthanks thanks thanks thanksthanks thanks thanks thanksthanks thanks thanks thanksthanks thanks thanks thanksthanks thanks thanks thanksthanks thanks thanks thanksthanks thanks thanks thanksthanks thanks thanks thanksthanks thanks thanks thanksthanks thanks thanks thanksthanks thanks thanks thanksthanks thanks thanks thanksthanks thanks thanks thanksthanks thanks thanks thanksthanks thanks thanks thanksthanks thanks thanks thanksthanks thanks thanks thanks appreciate it!

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swarzak

Swarzak has a big upside, assuming he stops the drug crap and stays on the straights.

by hotshotschamp on Apr 17, 2008 3:48 PM EDT reply actions

Swarzak

Mainly because I am from Minnesota. But he has been lights out so far this year. If it weren’t for the log jam of pitchers in AAA Rochester (Mulvey, Humber and Perkins), Swarzak would probably be in AAA and one step closer to the Bigs. Its a shame because only one of the three are pitching well; Mulvey. I am looking forward to watching this kid pitch for theTwins by next year, maybe this year.

by ahope on Apr 17, 2008 5:37 PM EDT reply actions

Rodriguez

He has big upside, too, and as far as we know, no drug history.

by jonk1982 on Apr 18, 2008 12:26 AM EDT reply actions

Agreed

Henry can bring it. Before he settled down, he used to fire 100 mph fastballs off the backstop at Papago Park and scare the crap out of hitters.

by sdbaseballfan on Apr 18, 2008 4:38 AM EDT up reply actions

Interesting that his closest comp has been D. Cabrera.

Yet, he’s showing Peavy like command.

by b1leper on Apr 18, 2008 9:35 AM EDT up reply actions

I don't think...

Swarzak will have a problem with drugs anymore. He realized that he messed up and if he screws up again that could be the end of him. I think the drugs is a none factor. Since his suspension last year he has pitched very very well and he should get a promotion soon, I hope.

by ahope on Apr 18, 2008 10:17 AM EDT up reply actions

Livan Hernandez

Soon as he turns into a pumpkin there’ll start seeing some holes open up in the system. Rotation should be very interesting in 2009.

Baker
Liriano
Bonser
Blackburn
Slowey

Logjammed: Mulvey, Swarzak, Perkins, Duensing, Mullins?

Gardenhire's major league career: Banjo hitting, futility infielder who couldn't lick it.
Rick Anderson's major league career: Strikethrower who never made it happen his sub 90's fastball.
Really gives a new definition to living vicariously through other people, don't it?

by caseintheface on Apr 18, 2008 4:35 PM EDT reply actions