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April 13, 2013 at 9:38 pm #18479
enrique
🙂 Just wanted to point out Levi Leipheimer is listed for the Giro! 🙂
Still with Omega Pharma-Quick Step at 18.9 points! 🙂
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enrique
ray silvester wrote:…
ray silvester wrote:… Ramunas is a genuine contender for maglia rosa after the TTTOoh! Good tip! 😀 Thanks!…
ray silvester
Ghedebrav wrote:chrisdstripes
Ghedebrav wrote:chrisdstripes wrote:Still wavering over my purist team – 46 credits for last 2 riders. Want to go for Cav plus one, but there’s always the chance he’ll drop out halfway through, or get taken out by Ferrari again… If I don’t pick him, I could bring in 2 good guys instead, but Cav could potentially score big in week one, which most of my others won’t do. DAMN GAME.Barring catastrophic underperformance, Cav should really be first name on the roster for everyone’s purist. No other rider is a likely to bag multiple stage wins, nor get as many sprint points thus consistent scoring even in high mountians. I’d even expect OPQS to do alright in the TTT. Even at his high price, he’s still a bit undervalued.
He’d only consider dropping, I think, if he (or his train 😕 ) performs disappointingly in the first few flat sprints, putting him out of contention for the overall points jersey.
So – pick Cav. Unless, that is, you’re doing some silly experiment of picking only Andean mountaineers…
Not so sure that OPQS will do so well in the TTT this time without Martin,Chavanel and Velits to tow them around?
No Cav in my purists……although my standards will have him for stage 1.
chrisdstripes
Yep – thats what I’m
Yep – thats what I’m intending – just trying to talk myself out of it – I don’t think he is as obvious a choice as you do though! I haven’t checked the details, but I’m sure last year the top 4 or 5 GC guys all outscored the top sprinter (Cav) in terms of fantasy points…Ghedebrav
By the way, for the record my
By the way, for the record my Purist team would have been:Cav
Nibali
Gesink
Navardauskas
Scarponi
Aru
Chalapud
Mezgec
Berard (or Azanza; I like to include a Basque for good luck)Ghedebrav
chrisdstripes wrote:Still
chrisdstripes wrote:Still wavering over my purist team – 46 credits for last 2 riders. Want to go for Cav plus one, but there’s always the chance he’ll drop out halfway through, or get taken out by Ferrari again… If I don’t pick him, I could bring in 2 good guys instead, but Cav could potentially score big in week one, which most of my others won’t do. DAMN GAME.Barring catastrophic underperformance, Cav should really be first name on the roster for everyone’s purist. No other rider is a likely to bag multiple stage wins, nor get as many sprint points thus consistent scoring even in high mountians. I’d even expect OPQS to do alright in the TTT. Even at his high price, he’s still a bit undervalued.
He’d only consider dropping, I think, if he (or his train 😕 ) performs disappointingly in the first few flat sprints, putting him out of contention for the overall points jersey.
So – pick Cav. Unless, that is, you’re doing some silly experiment of picking only Andean mountaineers…
ray silvester
Philip Unwin wrote:enrique
Philip Unwin wrote:enrique wrote:drheaton wrote:There will be some last minute changes… No doubt one will be done today and another tomorrow…I saw on Cycling News Ramunas Navardauskas is in… But I don’t know who he replaced…
I think it’s HowesRamunas is a genuine contender for maglia rosa after the TTT
chrisdstripes
Still wavering over my purist
Still wavering over my purist team – 46 credits for last 2 riders. Want to go for Cav plus one, but there’s always the chance he’ll drop out halfway through, or get taken out by Ferrari again… If I don’t pick him, I could bring in 2 good guys instead, but Cav could potentially score big in week one, which most of my others won’t do. DAMN GAME.Ghedebrav
Might’ve bottled my Colombian
Might’ve bottled my Colombian idea…Could possibly set up a separate free account and just do that as purist for the Colombians. I just reckon I’ve got a decent idea of a good team.
OK, I should probably stick with the more fun option. Besides, surely Scarponi can’t win anyway…?
Philip Unwin
enrique wrote:drheaton
enrique wrote:drheaton wrote:There will be some last minute changes… No doubt one will be done today and another tomorrow…I saw on Cycling News Ramunas Navardauskas is in… But I don’t know who he replaced…
I think it’s Howes
enrique
drheaton wrote:There will be
drheaton wrote:There will be some last minute changes… No doubt one will be done today and another tomorrow…I saw on Cycling News Ramunas Navardauskas is in… But I don’t know who he replaced…
Ghedebrav
Three Italians – Gatto, Aru,
Three Italians – Gatto, Aru, Nibs.
dave atkinson
Nibali
Samtambrogio
Garzelli
Nibali
Samtambrogio
GarzelliPhilip Unwin
drheaton wrote:There will be
drheaton wrote:There will be some last minute changes and it’s likely an update will be required at least a couple more times before Saturday.No doubt one will be done today and another tomorrow to tidy up any last minute changes. If Dave doesn’t get chance I’ll have a look over lunch.
Yes, I assumed you would be doing last minute updates. I just wanted to give anybody who had Basso in their plans a bit of a forewarning. Thanks for the hard work. Looking forward to Saturday, the Giro is definitely my favourite race of the calendar.drheaton
There will be some last
There will be some last minute changes and it’s likely an update will be required at least a couple more times before Saturday.No doubt one will be done today and another tomorrow to tidy up any last minute changes. If Dave doesn’t get chance I’ll have a look over lunch.
Philip Unwin
I don’t know if the game
I don’t know if the game roster has been fully updated. If not could I just point out that Ivan Basso has had to pull out and has been replaced by Damiano Caruso. -
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