I looked back and realized Reyes and Jeter were still available in Rd.2. Who would you choose out of those three? (Tulo was taken)

I picked up Carpenter right after you responded to my pitcher post of which three are best, so I knew I made a mistake there.

I would actually use Youk at 3B and Pujols at 1B, so idk if that changes your CI perspective.

I seem to be one of the few fans of Torii. The next 5 OF after him were, McClouth, Pence, Ibanez, Alex Rios and Damon. Ibanez would be the only one I’d consider.

I don’t know what there isn’t too like about Choo. It usually boils down to him, Nelson Cruz, and Abreu at that time, and I usually opt with Cruz, but Choo is better balanced. Would you have chosen another one of those?

Oh and one last comment on the SP. it was Yahoo style more or less, so there were 2 SP spots, 2 RP, and 3 pitcher in general. I like having a strong 1-2 combo, not a strong “1″, then a mediocre Round 7-8 guy. Same for closer, I wanna secure that 35+ saves guy early on. Plus, Broxton, Papelbon, and Rivera had ben taken all ready (in that order)

P.S: I don’t even wanna see how you’d rip up the other mock teams, b/c I projected 1st o_O

P.S.S: ok……maybe I’d like to see

@Steve: Should’ve stuck with your meat.

Wainwright
Cliff Lee
Carpenter
Lester
Peavy

What pitchers do you think will produce more?

Ughh, somewhere down under a Kiwi is frantically searching for his fish…………..

I’ve been racking what’s left of my brain and I can’t beat that, you win, well done.

@BigFatHippo: The Big Unit Beats It.

@Grey: Hopefully next year I’ll be able to say, I’m Going on a 10 year Dominican Holliday!

I would’ve loved to have drafted him in his prime.

And as for Holliday, his value just sky rocketed simply because of that random he hits behind

@Eddy: He stole 24 in the minors so 20 isn’t a giant jump.

this should be a picture of a whammy

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this should be a picture of the press my luck board

And I too believe Damon is a tad bit too low on the ADP list, but my guess would be because last year was a tremendous year for him, and he’s not consistent with those numbers. He’s only reached 24 HRs one other year (2004) and it was his third highest RBI in his career with the last highest coming in 2004. Not to mention he’s not much of SB threat and he’s passed his prime.

But he did do wonders for me last season! Picked him out of the FA Pool early on and he hit 4 HRs and 11 RBis for me that week lol

Also, why does Damon go so late. I seem to draft him every year in the 10th and he delivers big time over that in average, HRs, SBs, Runs, and even RBI’s. He’ll obviously lose value if he leaves the Yanks.