37 ERA and 197 strikeouts are more than impressive

Head Coach: Mike Zimmer What kind of staff may be employed Typically the head coach will pick his coordinators, but a czar in charge of the team in Holmgren's case, would fall on him For defensive coordinator there are three likely options Stick with Rob Ryan, which is unlikely. Or go to his former assistants in ex-Bills head coach Dick Jauron or Ray Rhodes. The most qualified would clearly be Dick Jauron in this case. Defensive Coordinator: Dick Jauron The current offensive coordinator is Brian Daboll, whom clearly has done nothing to show that he will stay with the team in 2011 if Eric Mangini is replaced This leaves two options Marty Mornhinweg and Sherman Lewis. Morhinweg worked one year as an offensive assistant for Mike Holmgren, but has currently found a comfortable home in Philadelphia.

Trades are being made...Some rotations are getting stronger, and others are, well...staying the same. Here are the top five one-two punches for each league in 2010, based off the current depth/rotations. Justin Verlander was absolutely brilliant last year, leading the American League in strikeoutshe also went from leading the league in losses to leading the league in wins.Rick Porcello had a great rookie season, being able to accumulate 14 wins and a 3.96 ERA The kid is only 20 Mark Buehrle continues to win Mr. Perfect had 13 wins last year with a 3.84 ERA and continues to be the rock of the White Sox pitching staff.Jake Peavy adds a former Cy Young arm to the Sox rotation.

After his injury, he started three games for the White Sox and only yielded three runs. We can expect CC Sabathia to continue his fantastic play. He played like he was paid to play3.37 ERA and 197 strikeouts are more than impressive.AJ Burnett, on the other hand, was just alright last yearand that's good enough for the money he's making. Are we going to see better than a 4.04 ERA and 1.40 WHIP. Josh Beckett wasn't his best last year...and he was still good. He racked up 17 wins with a 1.19 WHIP and 199 strikeouts.Jon Lester continues to strike people out (225 Ks last year) His 15 wins and 3.48 ERA weren't too shabby either.