YankeesFan11

It's a regular ESPN Head-to-Head Points league. Thanks to anyone who gives input.

http://games.espn.go.com/flb/clubhouse?leagueId=65...

BQ: Who wins the AL East in 2012?

I was watching him today and sometimes he'd throw a pitch (mid 80s) and I couldn't tell whether or not it was a change-up or a downwards slider. Thanks for any input.

Rotation A:

1) Roy Halladay

2) Jered Weaver

3) Tim Lincecum

4) Felix Hernandez

5) Ian Kennedy

Rotation B:

1) Justin Verlander

2) Clayton Kershaw

3) Cliff Lee

4) CC Sabathia

5) Josh Beckett

Which would be worse: Jandy as a grammar professor or Chlorax as the Yankee GM?

Somebody throw a perfect game or break the all-time home run record?

Someone asked a question about ranking the top 10 pitchers in baseball and this was my answer:

1) Roy Halladay

2) Justin Verlander

3) Jered Weaver

4) Cliff Lee

5) CC Sabathia

6) Clayton Kershaw

7) Tim Lincecum

8) Felix Hernandez

9) Josh Beckett

10) David Price

What does everyone see wrong with my list. By the way, it's a serious question.

And only pick one player. Don't be like "Either Joe, Mike, Tim, Dave, or Greg. Maybe even Paul."

1) Joe Mauer OR Brian McCann

2) Carlos Santana OR Matt Wieters

3) Asdrubal Cabrera OR Starlin Castro

4) Dustin Pedroia OR Robinson Cano

5) Justin Verlander OR Jered Weaver

6) Cliff Lee OR CC Sabathia

7) Albert Pujols OR Miguel Cabrera

8) Joey Votto OR Miguel Cabrera

9) Brandon Phillips OR Ian Kinsler

10) Brett Gardner OR Michael Bourn

11) Ryan Braun OR Matt Kemp

12) Tim Lincecum OR Clayton Kershaw

13) Prince Fielder OR Adrian Gonzalez

14) Jose Reyes OR Derek Jeter

15) Craig Kimbrel OR Jose Valverde

16) Mark Trumbo OR Eric Hosmer

17) Jonathan Papelbon OR Mo

Especially if they're a playoff team. It doesn't make sense.

Rate them based on all aspects of the game.

I'd say:

1) Robinson Cano

2) Dustin Pedroia

3) Brandon Phillips

4) Ian Kinsler

5) Howie Kendrick

It's annoying, especially when they become front runners. You're supposed to pick a team and stick with it, not change it every year.

I'd say:

Boston

1) Josh Beckett

2) Jon Lester

3) Tim Wakefield

NY Yankees

1) CC Sabathia

2) Ivan Nova

3) Bartolo Colon

Detroit

1) Justin Verlander

2) Max Scherzer

3) Doug Fister

Texas

1) CJ Wilson

2) Alexi Ogando

3) Matt Harrison

Philadelphia

1) Roy Halladay

2) Cliff Lee

3) Cole Hamels

Atlanta

1) Tommy Hanson

2) Jair Jurrjens

3) Tim Hudson

Milwaukee

1) Yovani Gallardo

2) Zack Greinke

3) Shaun Marcum

Arizona

1) Ian Kennedy

2) Daniel Hudson

3) Josh Collmenter

It would make the playoff races more fair, but on the other hand, we'd have over 75 interleague games a year, which I'm not happy about. I'm completely torn on this topic and I want to know what you guys think.

In case you don't know who he is, he is the 27-year-old rookie first baseman on the Padres. In 53 games this year, his stats are: .329 AVG, 5 HR, 34 RBI, 13 2B, .524 SLG, 7 SB, 0 CS. I know it's too early to tell and he's a little bit old for a rookie. But he's been performing well so far. I want to know if you think he'll become a star.

I mean, they give the guy the Money in the Bank contract and a month later he is jobbing. He is arguably the best technical wrestler in the WWE and should be winning more matches.

First, he lost to Alberto Del Rio last Friday on SmackDown! This loss is understandable. Del Rio was obviously the other Mr. Money in the Bank so one of them had to win. And considering the fact that Del Rio ultimately wound up winning the championship two days later it makes sense to have him win his final match leading in to the pay-per-view.

Then, he loses to Wade Barrett at SummerSlam. Don't get me wrong, Wade is an excellent competitor and I see him becoming a future world champion. But for now, he's a mid-carder. And this past Sunday he defeated Mr. Money in the Bank. If you want Daniel Bryan to be hold a World Title, which he will most likely wind up doing, he needs to be winning these matches, or at the very least losing non-cleanly. And to add insult to injury, just four days after this match, Barrett appears on "WWE Superstars" in a match against Trent Barreta. If a guy is going to defeat Mr. Money in the Bank, at least have him competing on the brand's main show.

Finally, he lost to Del Rio yet again last night on SmackDown!

I'd go with Dustin Pedroia. This guy has a great work ethic. He shows up at the ballpark hours before everyone else to get some more practice in. And I like the way he plays the game. He could hit for average and he has a pretty good glove. He's a small guy so he relies on pure skill to play the game.

To make things easier, they are: Natalya, AJ, Kaitlyn, Rosa Mendes, Tamina, Alicia Fox, Layla, Beth Phoenix, Eve, Nikki Bella, Brie Bella, Kelly Kelly, Kharma, Gail Kim, Maryse, and Vickie Guerrero.

My list:

1) Kelly Kelly

2) Maryse

3) Layla

4) Kaitlyn

5) Rosa Mendes

6) Eve

7) Natalya

8) AJ

9) Beth Phoenix

10) Nikki Bella

11) Brie Bella

12) Gail Kim

13) Alicia Fox

14) Tamina

15) Kharma

16) Vickie Guerrero

Felix Hernandez FOR Phil Hughes & Jesus Montero.

Felix's contract expires after this year and Seattle is out of the race most likely. Hughes hasn't been too great except for the first half of last year. But he's still very young and they still have Nova in AAA. And the Yankees have two other promising catching prospects in Gary Sanchez and Austin Romine.