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This is currently my team (less the players with (FA)). I feel like I really need  pitching to make a run at winning this year. Being a keeper dynasty league (5x5), what is expendable here? What do see as my needs? How would you balance making a championship run in 07 and be strong moving forward? Thanks in advance for your advice and guidance!
Keeper Lineup
C - Ramon Hernandez
1b - Prince Fielder
2b- Josh Barfield
3b- Miguel Cabrera
SS- Khalil Greene(FA)?, Juan Uribe(FA)?, Y. Bentancourt(FA)?
RF- Delmon Young
CF- Chone Figgins
LF- Manny Ramirez
UTIL- Frank Thomas Bench- Freel, Crede, Alex Gordon, Chris B Young, M. Mora, S Podsednik, I Kinsler, Carlos Quentin.
SP- Bedard
SP- Millwood
SP- Garland
SP- D Cabrera
RP- Wheeler
CL- Jenks
CL- Pineiro
CL- McClung
CL- Weathers
Well Chico, balancing the now and the future is the difficulty that arises in long-term keeper and dynasty leagues. Although it's difficult to put forth an honest assesment of your team without knowing how many teams are in the league, the GNUru thinks you have done a fine job drafting young players who will both produce now and in the future (The GNUru would guess you are in a 16-team league based on the players on your roster). To get a better idea of where your team is headed and what can be done to improve your team, lets first identify who you will build your team around.
Core Players
Miguel Cabrera
Prince Fielder
Delmon Young
Erik Bedard
Bobby Jenks
Manny Ramirez
Chone Figgins
As you can see, your team is primarily composed of young players with a ton of upside. In addition to these players you also have three 5-star prospects with Quentin, Gordan, Young. Not knowing the makeup of the rest of the league its hard to evalueate your outlook for success this season. However, the GNUru would guess your team is 2-3 years away from becoming a dominant force in your league. That said, I believe you team can compete now as well. While your rotation is certainly your weak point, you have some talented arms that will be more than competitive. The GNUru's take home message is to be patient, trust your ability to make mid-season adjustments, and let your young talent blossom.
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