Here’s the continuation of my top fantasy baseball pitchers, Nos. 96-109:

96. John Danks, White Sox: Roll the dice on bum shoulder.

97. Brandon Beachy, Braves: High ranking for post-TJS player. The stats he puts up should be good. Make sure you have room on DL.

98. Ernesto Frieri, Angels: I think he’s the best one in the bullpen.

99. Ted Lilly, Dodgers: Dodgers are much better, and he should have edge to get No. 5 starter’s job.

100. Sean Marshall, Reds: Very good stats from a middle reliever.

101. Kelvin Herrera, Royals: Future closer with 100 mph heater.

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Here’s the start of my pitching rankings:

110. Kyle Kendrick, Phillies: It would be nice if the Phils could just leave him in the rotation.

111. Chris Capuano, Dodgers: He can’t do it again.

112. Rafael Betancourt, Rockies: He’s the closer, but he’s up there in age (37).

113. A.J. Griffin, A’s: He’s not overpowering, but he’s good enough.

114. Jeff Karstens, Pirates: Need to get a Bucco on the list early.

115. Josh Beckett, Dodgers: Some players fall a bit, don’t they? At least he’s in a good park. Read the rest of this entry »