A pretty good site, even if his rumors rarely bear out. It's sort of like bad crack, it is unfulfilling, but leaves you needing more. The non-speculative stuff on the site is good, though, and often informative.

with his analysis.

He seems to think that because a pitcher had an "abnormally low hit rate" that he'll regress to average, while ignoring how that hit rate came about (whether it was from improved K rate, better defense, or just luck, in which case, yes, his hit rate will likely regress). He also doesn't seem to be consistent with which pitchers are going to regress to their base-line hit-rate, and who won't.

OTOH, it is nice to get a list of who's out there, and you can't expect much from a review when you're posting just a summary for each player (though I guess since he chose that format, you could take him to task for that).

Also, you'd take Padilla over Schmidt, Zito,  Pettitte, or Mussina?

Req

...for the Rangers.

I wouldn't be surpised if our old friend Joaquin Benoit get's another crack at the rotation.

the outlook for 07 Ranger staff is pretty ugly.  With $40-$45M already committed without any FA's for next season JD's job is most daunting from where I sit.  The most important question IMO is where will the 07 payroll end up.  If it is once again in the mid $60M's there is little room to fill out the rotation and sign/resign a CF, DH, LF, and utility player.  
If the Rangers have a payroll around the league average JD could spend $20M on the rotation and $20M on the line-up.  I believe the Rangers need another top line guy to go with Millwood, plus a Padilla type at #3 and a vet on a 1 year contract in the #4 spot and let Tejada or another kid fill out the rotation.  Zito looks to be asking for $15M, Schmidt already stated his desire to go to Seattle the next best choices are the guy from Japan and Padilla.  
There are so many if's and unknown's that I am actually looking forward to seeing the off season moves.  

Benoit was so inconsistent...like the old Jerry Reed song "When you're HOT you're HOT, and when you're NOT, you're NOT"

Benoit could give you some middle innings, but you could tell the Rangers were waving the white flag when Buck put him in...I don't have the stats to back it up, but the team usually LOST when he pitched, because Buck wouldn't put him in unless we were seriously behind....