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Sunday, May 20, 2007A Look at Tim LincecumPosted by Derek Carty at 3:50pmAlright, so Tim Lincecum has pitched in 3 games so far, and today the Giants confirmed that he will remain in the starting rotation once Russ Ortiz returns from the DL. Ortiz will move to the bullpen and should become obsolete for Fantasy Baseball purposes. So what should we expect from Lincecum for the rest of the year?
His season line looks like this, through 3 starts:
Here is the breakdown of his three starts:
His K/BB has improved every start, and he seems to have shown that he can wrack up the strikeouts even at this level. His GB has fluctuated, but I think it could settle in at around 48%. That, combined with his high Ks alone makes him an above average pitcher. The main concern with Lincecum coming up was his control. If he came up and started walking a lot of batters, he wouldn’t be worth a roster spot in a lot of leagues. However, he has walked just two batters in his last 14 IPs, so this may not be an issue. We are looking at a small sample size here, but for now I think Lincecum looks like a keeper. If he can keep his BB rate steady, he could end up being a Top 12-15 Starting Pitcher. In the leagues I own him, I’m hanging tight. This post originally appeared at http://saberoticians.blogspot.com/2007/05/look-at-tim-lincecum.html Derek Carty is a student in New Jersey who loves Fantasy Baseball. His articles can also be found at FOX Sports, and he was a contributor at Rotoworld this past season. He was the champion of the FOX Sports Experts Fantasy Baseball League this past year. He welcomes questions via e-mail. Next Post: Buy Low Candidate: Jason Giambi>> <<Previous Post: National League Waiver Wire | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
