I thought that if anyone is interested in doing an audit of my team, I'd really appreciate it. Some notes - since we've implemented a 'utility pitcher' spot, closers have become more important since you can start 4 in a week if you need some extra saves, and so far I've gotten luck with the ones I drafted. I am currently quite light on power (so far), so the Morse injury is hitting me hard, and I'm looking at maybe dealing a closer in order to beef up my OF in the meantime. Looking forward to any opinions on where I should focus my attention. Note that our league settings are quite 'different' than standard leagues.

how many teams?

what are the categories?

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dobber pro 2012-2013; campbell conference

c; b richards, ribiero, desharnias, zajac
lw; sedin, e kane, pacioretty, kunitz
rw; kessel, callaghan, cole, paranteau
d; chara, seabrook, souray, leddy, markov, s elliott
g; rinne, elliott
bench; garon, giguerre, hodgson, orpik, d roy
ir; nobody, yet

There are nine teams. Offensive categories are HR, RBI, R, SB, Avg, SLG%. Pitching categories are W, S, Ks, ERA, WHIP (worth only 90% of hitting categories). No waivers (we have a mid-year draft), no multi-pos eligibility. We keep 4 hitters, 2 pitchers.

you are thin at 3rd, your rp are a lot of gambles for a 9 team league since putz is the only really safe guy there.

Overall i would be shopping lahair for help at 3rd

In a limited keeper, unless you think you can win the league, I'd devote this year to making your keepers the best they can possibly be. Top end talent wins these leagues.

Thanks folks - agreed that my hitting keepers are 'meh' at best, but I've actually won with mediocre keepers in this same league. Our rosters are so large that accumulating lots of elite talent is not easy. I'm also near the top of the standings right now because of my speed/runs and strong pitching so far. I definitely need power (waiting for Morse's return, just traded Balfour for Duda), but appreciate the advice on my 3B. I might just go shopping.