Best lefty out of the pen?

[Dag_BoomStick]

Right now I have 2 leftys in my pen. I find that works best for me. They are Charlie furnish, very solid pitcher and rated as 82. His starts atm for me are 11.2 IP 1.54 ERA 13 SO 0.43 WHIP AND BATTING AVERAGE AGAINST IS .132. He ain't moving. I also have Andrew miller, only 2.2 IP with a 13.5 ERA 2 SO 1.88 WHIP and a average of .333. Now obviously I haven't gotten much time with miller but the 3 times I've put him in he has gotten rocked. I also don't like the 3 pitch selection he has. As of right now I'm thinking of selling miller and upgrading to Sean Doolittle. Was wondering if that's wise or if I should look elsewhere. All my other pen arms are righties with sun 1.75 era with Trevor rosenthole closing for me.

[Dag_BoomStick]

Sean Doolittle or Arnoldo's chapman. Both look to be very good leftys and rated 90 and 19 respectively and both selling for around 12k

[GoSeahawks]

I love both of them, but if they are selling for the same price, go with Chapman. He is damn near unhittable.

[clemson99]

Give Zach Britton from the Orioles a try

[55]

Dr. Doolittle has been the best one for me. His fastball/changeup combo is lethal and he throws a pretty mean slider with a ton of movement to boot.

[HeavySaucer]

Doolittle is awesome for me too. 0 earned runs in about 50 innings lol. Cotts is a nice situational lefty for me also.

[TonyDanzaFan]

Furbush is really underrated. I think I've pitched like thirty innings with him and have given up one run.

[Dag_BoomStick]

Quote: Originally Posted by TonyDanzaFan

Furbush is really underrated. I think I've pitched like thirty innings with him and have given up one run.

I agree I have him and he has been the best lefty I've had. I'm surprised I don't see him used more often