Which Closer To Drop?

In a 7 man league with Wins, Saves, Strikeouts, Holds, ERA and WHIP as
the pitching scoring parameters.

I lead the Saves category by 40 saves over the next closest team. I
am down to 4 closers - Jason Isringhausen, Jonathan Papelbon, Bobby
Jenks and Huston Street, but I need to drop another one to pick up
another setup man. I figure a 40 Save lead and two of those four
should sew up the category (I'll keep three for now to guard against
an injury).

Which one would you drop?
--
"Atrocity and terror are not political weapons,
and to those who would use them...your day is over.
We will never negotiate. We will no longer tolerate
and we will no longer be afraid.....It's your turn to be afraid."
President James Marshall "Air Force One"

Hmm, flip a coin there's not much separation there -- Street or Jenks
are perhaps more likely to hit a slump, but papelbon would probably get
you the best value back in a trade -- I think I'd try and get max value
for whoever in a trade

David Loewe, Jr. wrote:
> In a 7 man league with Wins, Saves, Strikeouts, Holds, ERA and WHIP as
> the pitching scoring parameters.
>
> I lead the Saves category by 40 saves over the next closest team. I
> am down to 4 closers - Jason Isringhausen, Jonathan Papelbon, Bobby
> Jenks and Huston Street, but I need to drop another one to pick up
> another setup man. I figure a 40 Save lead and two of those four
> should sew up the category (I'll keep three for now to guard against
> an injury).
>
> Which one would you drop?
> --
> "Atrocity and terror are not political weapons,
> and to those who would use them...your day is over.
> We will never negotiate. We will no longer tolerate
> and we will no longer be afraid.....It's your turn to be afraid."
> President James Marshall "Air Force One"