From August forward last year, Alex Cobb went 7-1 (over 11 starts) with a 3.09 ERA and almost a strikeout per inning. He's just the next in a long line of solid homegrown Tampa Bay starters, and was part of the reason the team was fine trading James Shields to the Royals this winter. Cobb won't get you the flashiest of numbers, but he should be able to produce a nice ERA and decent WHIP over 30-plus starts. His ADP of 178 -- ahead of Trevor Cahill, Tommy Hanson, and A.J. Griffin -- is a little high for my tastes, but he shouldn't fall much more than a round or two below that spot.