There was good dialogue in the comments on my Curtis Granderson 2012 fantasy that I wrote while lip-synching to Taylor Swift.  I’ll give you the gist since your clickie finger doesn’t always work so well.  I’m paraphrasing, btw.  Frequent commenter, Oaktown Steve, said, “Granderson was working the shortest part of the park pretty well last year.  I think there’s something to be said for knowing how to take advantage of your home yard.  Might have figured it out.  When I saw him this year I saw very quick hands inside, especially against left handers.”  I said, “And what if pitchers work him away more in 2012 and that short porch (that he had in 2010 that he didn’t work) does nothing for him?”  Then Oaktown Steve said, “Different adjustments will have to be made.  He gets 100 runs and 100 RBIs with no problem in that lineup.”  Then I said, “He didn’t get 100 runs and 100 RBIs in 2010 in a solid lineup.”  Then Oaktown Steve said, “His 2010 September was huge and that was portending a huge 2011.”  Then I said, “Then is his poor September in 2011 portending a bad 2012?”  Then Oaktown Steve said, “I never used the word portending.  Are you even using that word correctly?”  Then I said, “I’m not sure.”  Then Oaktown Steve said, “I didn’t say any of these last few statements.”  Then I said, “Yeah, but I have to wrap up this conversation somehow.”  Then Oaktown Steve said, “It’s a wrap!”  And I said, “Now you owe Bobby Valentine a nickel.”  So what can we expect of Curtis Granderson for 2012 fantasy baseball and what makes him overrated?