Who Should I Draft?

“Avg. over past 2 seasons: 18 W, 239 K, 2.40 ERA, 1.00 WHIP”

“A young workhorse with incredible stuff in a pitcher's park, Kershaw should now have solid run support.”

“Kershaw had a bad season at a 2.53 ERA and 223 Ks. That's how good he is and he will bounce back and be unhittable in 2013. The Dodgers offense will provide him with an easy 20 wins. Take him with confidence.”

“Haren was facing arm fatigue all of 2012, but this season he is apparently 100%. The Nationals are going to use him as the #4 starter, which is easily the best #4 starter in baseball. If he is healthy and can regain some of that 200+ K, and ERA under 3.00 success that he had only a couple years ago. He is the steal of all steals in Fantasy Baseball.”

“Kershaw will continue to get just better and better (as impossible as that may seem), but key is his team has improved as well”

“We are splitting hairs when trying to decide between talking Verlander or Kershaw in round 1 of fantasy baseball drafts as both pitchers are top options. Kershaw is still maturing at the age of 25 and pitches in a better pitcher?s park. When comparing both Verlander and Kershaw, although they have similar stats over the past 2 years, I feel that Verlander is the easier pitcher to project from a statistical standpoint. Which Kershaw will we see this season? Will we see stats from Kershaw ...”