C-Suzuki

1B-Mauer

2B-Dozier

SS-Floriman

3B-Plouffe

LF-Arcia

CF-Hicks

RF-Parmalee

DH-Willingham

bench:

C/DH-Pinto

IF-Escabar

C/OF-Hermann

OF-Presley

 

Rotation:

Nolasco

Hughes

Pelfrey

Corriea

Gibson

 

Bullpen:

Perkins

Burton

Fien

Duensing

Swarzak

Duduno

Diamond

 

I like Kubel, but he is done IMO. I would rather give Parmalee another chance. He would be gone if we put him on waivers. Colabello deserves to be up, but I would rather have Hermann so Pinto can play some DH. If Pinto starts in the minors than Colabello takes his place.

 

First Call-ups:

P-Michael Tonkin

P-Caleb Thielbar

1B-Chris Colabello

P-Deolis Guerra

OF-Wilkin Rameriz

OF-Darin Mastroianni

Im like Shane, I'd trade the likes of Corriea, Pelfrey, Duensing, Burton, Willingham, & Kubel as soon as possible for best propsect available. Specifically looking for 3B, C, & corner OF higher minor league depth.

 

Starters/lineup:

2B-Dozier, LF-Presley, 1B-Mauer, 3B-Plouffe, RF-Arcia, DH-Collabelo/Parmelee, C-Pinto, CF-Hicks, SS-Escobar

 

Bench: Suzuki, Mastroianni, Parmelee, & Florimon

 

Starters: Nolasco, Hughes, Deduno, Gibson, Meyer

Bullpen: Perkins, Fien, Swarzak, Pressly, Theilbar, K. Johnson, Tonkin

 

Say Parmelee, Collabello, or even the new comers at the bottom of the pen flounder badly. You can find replacements players for them all year long from non contenders for C level prospects at most. Plenty of which you should have from the previous trades of those middling end of the career vets.