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Pitcher injuries: how to protect your fantasy staff

Pitchers get hurt more than anyone else. That reality should shape how you build and manage your rotation.

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By Sam Okafor · · 1 min read

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Pitcher injuries are a fact of life in baseball, and any fantasy plan that ignores them is not much of a plan. Assume that some of your starters will miss time and build a staff that can absorb it.

That does not mean avoiding talented pitchers with injury histories. Jacob deGrom and Tyler Glasnow show how valuable elite stuff can be when healthy. It does mean you should not rely on too many similar risks at once.

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Jeramie Hickle · 3 days ago

So what would you pay for him in a points league?

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Justyn Volkman · 6 days ago

My team is a mess, and this at least gives me a plan.

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Samantha Franecki · 1 day ago

I would wait another week before deciding, personally.

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Jeramie Hickle · 1 week ago

Not sure I buy it, but you have convinced me to at least make an offer.

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Alberta Spencer · 1 week ago

I'd take that deal in a heartbeat.

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Meggie Fay · 6 days ago

Fair enough. We'll see who's right by the end of the month.

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Jeff Kozey · 2 days ago

How deep is your league? That changes things a lot.

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