RBTN: American League Zeroes Now National League Heroes

You want to bolster your fantasy baseball team’s pitching staff? Just pick up the same scrubs off the waiver wire that National League teams are and you will do just fine. The National League is inferior to the American League, plain and simple. When was the last time the NL won an All-Star Game, before Hannah Montana was in kindergarten? How well has the NL fared in interleague play in recent years? Right, about as well as Hulk Hogan has done in court. But the proof has really been in the pudding this season, as starting pitchers who were so bad in the American League they were dumped like ugly girls on prom night have suddenly reappeared in the National League and thrown like they are Cy Young candidates. Sure, pitchers will undoubtedly have lower ERAs and WHIPs in the NL than the AL because they get to face an opposing pitcher instead of a designated hitter, but besides that the AL lineups are stronger, deeper, and much, much better. Here are three starting pitchers that fa...