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Cheat Sheet Maker 2007 FLB: Tristan Cockcroft's 2007 MIXED 5 x 5 Dollar Values CATCHERS FIRST BASEMEN OUTFIELD (CNT'D) STARTING PITCHERS (CNT'D) 1. Joe Mauer, Twins $28 1. Albert Pujols, Cardinals $43 28. Mike Cameron, Padres $10 38. Roger Clemens, free agent $6 2. Victor Martinez, Indians $23 2. Ryan Howard, Phillies $37 29. J.D. Drew, Red Sox $10 39. Josh Beckett, Red Sox $5 3. Brian McCann, Braves $17 3. Mark Teixeira, Rangers $32 30. Torii Hunter, Twins $10 40. Rich Harden, Athletics $5 4. Ramon Hernandez, Orioles $11 4. Lance Berkman, Astros $32 31. Willy Taveras, Rockies $9 41. Derek Lowe, Dodgers $5 5. Kenji Johjima, Mariners $8 5. Justin Morneau, Twins $29 32. Nick Markakis, Orioles $8 42. Andy Pettitte, Yankees $4 6. Jorge Posada, Yankees $8 6. Derrek Lee, Cubs $27 33. Brad Hawpe, Rockies $8 43. Mike Mussina, Yankees $4 7. Michael Barrett, Cubs $7 7. Paul Konerko, White Sox $25 34. Raul Ibanez, Mariners $8 44. Freddy Garcia, Phillies $3 8. Mike Piazza, Athletics $7 8. Carlos Delgado, Mets $20 35. Pat Burrell, Phillies $7 45. Javier Vazquez, White Sox $3 9. Ivan Rodriguez, Tigers $6 9. Richie Sexson, Mariners $17 36. Ryan Freel, Reds $7 46. Scott Olsen, Marlins $3 10. Russell Martin, Dodgers $6 10. Nick Swisher, Athletics $17 37. Eric Byrnes, Diamondbacks $7 47. Kelvim Escobar, Angels $3 11. Jason Varitek, Red Sox $6 11. Prince Fielder, Brewers $16 38. Josh Willingham, Marlins $6 48. Brad Penny, Dodgers $3 12. A.J. Pierzynski, White Sox $5 12. Jason Giambi, Yankees $15 39. Jacque Jones, Cubs $6 49. Kevin Millwood, Rangers $2 13. Paul Lo Duca, Mets $4 13. Adrian Gonzalez, Padres $12 40. Coco Crisp, Red Sox $5 50. Josh Johnson, Marlins $2 14. Gerald Laird, Rangers $2 14. Adam LaRoche, Pirates $12 41. Dave Roberts, Giants $5 51. Ian Snell, Pirates $2 15. Bengie Molina, Giants $2 15. Lyle Overbay, Blue Jays $10 42. Gary Matthews Jr., Angels $4 52. John Patterson, Nationals $2 16. Rod Barajas, Phillies $1 16. Todd Helton, Rockies $9 43. Craig Monroe, Tigers $4 53. Chad Billingsley, Dodgers $2 17. Jason Kendall, Athletics $1 17. Nomar Garciaparra, Dodgers $9 44. Curtis Granderson, Tigers $4 54. Mark Prior, Cubs $2 18. Josh Bard, Padres $1 18. Conor Jackson, Diamondbacks $5 45. Scott Podsednik, White Sox $4 55. Daniel Cabrera, Orioles $2 19. Johnny Estrada, Brewers $1 19. Kevin Youkilis, Red Sox $3 46. Chris B. Young, Diamondbacks $4 56. Tim Hudson, Braves $2 20. Miguel Olivo, Marlins $1 20. Nick Johnson, Nationals $2 47. Jeremy Hermida, Marlins $3 57. Tom Glavine, Mets $2 21. Chris Iannetta, Rockies $1 21. Mike Jacobs, Marlins $1 48. Milton Bradley, Athletics $3 58. Anibal Sanchez, Marlins $2 22. Gregg Zaun, Blue Jays $1 49. Ken Griffey Jr., Reds $2 59. Jeremy Sowers, Indians $1 23. Mike Napoli, Angels $1THIRD BASE 50. Chris Duffy, Pirates $2 60. Chuck James, Braves $1 24. Yadier Molina, Cardinals $1 1. Alex Rodriguez, Yankees $39 51. Corey Hart, Brewers $2 61. Kei Igawa, Yankees $1 2. David Wright, Mets $35 52. Moises Alou, Mets $2 62. Greg Maddux, Padres $1 SECOND BASE 3. Miguel Cabrera, Marlins $34 53. Austin Kearns, Nationals $2 63. Nate Robertson, Tigers $1 1. Chase Utley, Phillies $36 4. Aramis Ramirez, Cubs $25 54. Carlos Quentin, Diamondbacks $2 64. Jeff Francis, Rockies $1 2. Brian Roberts, Orioles $22 5. Garrett Atkins, Rockies $23 55. Aaron Rowand, Phillies $1 65. Anthony Reyes, Cardinals $1 3. Robinson Cano, Yankees $20 6. Chone Figgins, Angels $21 56. Wily Mo Pena, Red Sox $1 66. Kenny Rogers, Tigers $1 4. Brandon Phillips, Reds $16 7. Ryan Zimmerman, Nationals $20 57. Brian Giles, Padres $1 67. Matt Garza, Twins $1 5. Rickie Weeks, Brewers $15 8. Troy Glaus, Blue Jays $17 58. Luis Gonzalez, Dodgers $1 68. Jeff Suppan, Brewers $1 6. Howie Kendrick, Angels $15 9. Chipper Jones, Braves $16 59. Geoff Jenkins, Brewers $1 69. Cliff Lee, Indians $1 7. Dan Uggla, Marlins $13 10. Scott Rolen, Cardinals $15 60. Jim Edmonds, Cardinals $1 8. Tadahito Iguchi, White Sox $9 11. Joe Crede, White Sox $14 61. David DeJesus, Royals $1 RELIEVERS 9. Josh Barfield, Indians $8 12. Eric Chavez, Athletics $109. Juan Uribe, White Sox 1. Francisco Rodriguez, Angels $21 10. Jeff Kent, Dodgers $8 13. Adrian Beltre, Mariners $9 2. Joe Nathan, Twins $21 11. Ian Kinsler, Rangers $7 14. Chad Tracy, Diamondbacks $8STARTING PITCHERS 3. B.J. Ryan, Blue Jays $20 12. Marcus Giles, Padres $7 15. Mark Teahen, Royals $7 1. Johan Santana, Twins $41 4. Mariano Rivera, Yankees $20 13. Ray Durham, Giants $6 16. Aubrey Huff, Orioles $7 2. Chris Carpenter, Cardinals $29 5. Billy Wagner, Mets $19 14. Luis Castillo, Twins $5 17. Freddy Sanchez, Pirates $6 3. Roy Oswalt, Astros $25 6. Huston Street, Athletics $19 15. Jorge Cantu, Devil Rays $4 18. Edwin Encarnacion, Reds $5 4. Jake Peavy, Padres $25 7. Trevor Hoffman, Padres $18 16. Orlando Hudson, Diamondbac $4 19. Morgan Ensberg, Astros $4 5. Roy Halladay, Blue Jays $24 8. J.J. Putz, Mariners $15 17. Jose Lopez, Mariners $2 20. Alex Gordon, Royals $3 6. Carlos Zambrano, Cubs $24 9. Bobby Jenks, White Sox $14 18. Chris Burke, Astros $1 21. Akinori Iwamura, Devil Rays $3 7. Brandon Webb, Diamondbacks $22 10. Brad Lidge, Astros $14 22. Hank Blalock, Rangers $2 8. Jeremy Bonderman, Tigers $20 11. Chad Cordero, Nationals $13 SHORTSTOP 9. John Lackey, Angels $19 12. Takashi Saito, Dodgers $12 1. Jose Reyes, Mets $39OUTFIELD 10. Ben Sheets, Brewers $19 13. Francisco Cordero, Brewers $12 2. Miguel Tejada, Orioles $33 1. Alfonso Soriano, Cubs $41 11. John Smoltz, Braves $16 14. Tom Gordon, Phillies $11 3. Derek Jeter, Yankees $30 2. Vladimir Guerrero, Angels $35 12. Aaron Harang, Reds $16 15. Chris Ray, Orioles $11 4. Jimmy Rollins, Phillies $26 3. Carl Crawford, Devil Rays $35 13. Scott Kazmir, Devil Rays $15 16. Brian Fuentes, Rockies $8 5. Michael Young, Rangers $26 4. Carlos Beltran, Mets $34 14. Brett Myers, Phillies $15 17. Eric Gagne, Rangers $7 6. Hanley Ramirez, Marlins $24 5. Grady Sizemore, Indians $31 15. Felix Hernandez, Mariners $14 18. Bob Wickman, Braves $7 7. Rafael Furcal, Dodgers $24 6. Manny Ramirez, Red Sox $31 16. Dan Haren, Athletics $14 19. Jason Isringhausen, Cardinals $7 8. Carlos Guillen, Tigers $21 7. Jason Bay, Pirates $30 17. Chris Young, Padres $14 20. Todd Jones, Tigers $6 9. Bill Hall, Brewers $17 8. Ichiro Suzuki, Mariners $27 18. Jason Schmidt, Dodgers $14 21. Jose Valverde, Diamondbacks $6 10. Felipe Lopez, Nationals $17 9. Carlos Lee, Astros $26 19. Daisuke Matsuzaka, Red Sox $13 22. Joel Zumaya, Tigers $5 11. Julio Lugo, Red Sox $14 10. Andruw Jones, Braves $26 20. Dontrelle Willis, Marlins $13 23. Adam Wainwright, Cardinals $5 12. Edgar Renteria, Braves $9 11. Matt Holliday, Rockies $25 21. Matt Cain, Giants $13 24. Armando Benitez, Giants $4 13. Stephen Drew, Diamondback $8 12. Bobby Abreu, Yankees $25 22. Erik Bedard, Orioles $12 25. Akinori Otsuka, Rangers $3 14. Orlando Cabrera, Angels $5 13. Vernon Wells, Blue Jays $24 23. Barry Zito, Giants $11 26. Jonathan Broxton, Dodgers $3 15. Jhonny Peralta, Indians $4 14. Johnny Damon, Yankees $23 24. C.C. Sabathia, Indians $11 27. Ryan Dempster, Cubs $3 16. Bobby Crosby, Athletics $3 15. Jermaine Dye, White Sox $22 25. Cole Hamels, Phillies $9 28. Octavio Dotel, Royals $2 17. Juan Uribe, White Sox $1 16. Juan Pierre, Dodgers $20 26. Justin Verlander, Tigers $9 29. Salomon Torres, Pirates $2 17. Hideki Matsui, Yankees $19 27. Jered Weaver, Angels $8 30. Joe Borowski, Indians $2 DH 18. Adam Dunn, Reds $16 28. Randy Johnson, Diamondbacks $8 31. Seth McClung, Devil Rays $2 1. David Ortiz, Red Sox 34 19. Gary Sheffield, Tigers $15 29. Bronson Arroyo, Reds $7 32. Taylor Tankersley, Marlins $1 2. Travis Hafner, Indians 33 20. Corey Patterson, Orioles $14 30. Ervin Santana, Angels $7 33. Dan Wheeler, Astros $1 3. Jim Thome, White Sox 18 21. Delmon Young, Devil Rays $14 31. A.J. Burnett, Blue Jays $7 34. Rafael Soriano, Braves $1 4. Frank Thomas, Blue Jays 9 22. Alex Rios, Blue Jays $13 32. Rich Hill, Cubs $7 35. Scot Shields, Angels $1 5. Kevin Kouzmanoff, Padres 1 23. Michael Cuddyer, Twins $13 33. Dave Bush, Brewers $6 36. Kerry Wood, Cubs $1 Tristan Cockcroft's Dollar Values 24. Jeff Francoeur, Braves $12 34. Jonathan Papelbon, Red Sox $6 37. Scott Linebrink, Padres $1 are based on a 12-team 5x5 setup 25. Magglio Ordonez, Tigers $12 35. Curt Schilling, Red Sox $6 38. David Weathers, Reds $1 with standard 23-man rosters and 26. Barry Bonds, Giants $11 36. Chien-Ming Wang, Yankees $6 39. Joel Pineiro, Red Sox $1 a 66-33 hitting-pitching value split 27. Rocco Baldelli, Devil Rays $10 37. Chris Capuano, Brewers $6 Last Updated 02/16/07.
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