smg58 wrote: I went prospecting on Kendrick about a month ago, but a couple of my regulars got hurt and I needed the roster space. I had Kennedy earlier in the year too, but I figured out he's just not that good a hitter anymore and the Angels evidently haven't yet. I also had Juan Rivera, who sucked for me and was showing no signs of becoming good when he got hurt and I dropped him. You win some, you lose some. As poorly as the Angels have handled Kendrick and Weaver, they could still blow past the A's and win that division handily. Yea- the Angels are a force to be reckoned with. Great performance by Weaver today. I saw you got Kendrick to have and to hold, and it was at a time I was just waiting on word of his call-up, and I had an eye on him. So I was a lil ticked you scarfed him up - but they still werent giving him the call. Then when you dropped him---- I did the same thing--- snatched him up and tried to hold him. I also had to drop him after waiting just so long. It just happened to be reading updates one night when I saw his call-up, and reaquired him. He had a nice start but he's not rockin the world or anything. I figure he's good for SBs and AVG. I need SBs. At first I thought they were gonna platoon him with Kennedy, but now I cant tell what their immediate plans are. Hey! today they started him at third. How about that. I guess if they want to move Kennedy they have to play him and give other teams a look. And, truthfully, Kennedy has been hitting a bit lately. And today Polanco gets polunked in the face.....lol. He was just heating up at the plate too. Like you said with Rivera---the best laid plans of mice and men---and allAdat. Im really superstitious when it comes to Mets players. If I pick one up Im afraid I might be jinxin em. So, of course, I take personal responsibility for Pelfreys loss today. But hes not gonna get by with fastball alone. Ill pull him aside and tell him that. I can only hope he makes the adjustments. Smg- I also hope Berkmans okay. Your lucky you do have depth if you have to deal with his loss, even temporarily.