Hey all,

I have been thinking it would help me out a lot with targeting certain guys if I assessed all the usually good players who are slumping. My hope is that this helps everyone with trades. Anyone want to give input on and/or RANK the following players?

On how capable you believe them to be of a rebound back to consistent production:
Lind, Aramis, Aaron Hill, Reynolds, Arod, Kelly J, Reyes, Dee Gordon, Peralta, Holliday, Choo, J Weeks, R Weeks, Andrus, Youk, Phillips, Alex Gordon, Hosmer, Rollins, Fowler, Walker, Franceour

I realize there's a lot there, but seriously, any input whatsoever would be appreciated.

Please re: Stanton.

Yea, I should have left him out.

I am a Cards fans so I'll take Holliday. He is hitting fine and will rebound to his usual .295-.300/95/28/100/7 line, IMO.
His BABIP is .210 on 20% LD rate. Come on that is going to rebound. His career BABIP is a sustained ~.340. I have personally witnessed him nut multiple balls that have just been right at a defender and would be hits if 2 feet one way or another.
All his other stats are inline with career norms except his outside of zone swing % is up and walks are down. K% is a little up too. Mostly likley he's pressing a little bit after lack of results despite a good hitting process.
Holliday is streaky and he has blamed it on timing due to his high leg kick/stride in the past. He murdered the ball in spring training and he is in cold spell now. No worries, he'll be back to hitting soon and he can carry a team when hot.

Thanks a lot. I had no idea his BABIP was so low... maybe I will see what kinda price i can get him at****

Honestly, Pujols is in a very similar boat to Holliday. He is actually hitting 25% line drives right now, but his BABIP is .262. The main difference is his career BABIP is .311 on career 19% LD%. He should be hitting above .320 right now. It could be higher but he is popping the ball up too much.