For those of you that missed out on round one, you can find out how this game works by clicking here. For those that need a refresher you should click the link too. For everyone else, let’s get this party started. Grab yourself a bag of Doritos, a beer and put on your guessing cap because it’s time to put some baseball facts on the table…
Foo began is MLB career in 2012. Since then he has managed to hit at least 20 home runs every season. Averaging a little over 9 stolen bases a season, foo yet to bat over .300 in a season.
Bar had an ADP that had him being selected five rounds earlier than foo last year in fantasy baseball drafts. Coming off a strong 2015 campaign foo has narrowed the margin as he currently has an ADP which puts him about three rounds after bar. Despite being a strong fantasy player bar has struck out, on average, over 150 times per season in his full seasons of play. He has also hit more than 30 home runs twice.
Foo has played for three different major league teams. Last season he posted his best numbers in nearly all statistical categories, however he still fell short of bar by about 40 points in standard points leagues. Over the course of a full season 40 points is not all that many. Even though they both played the same number of games, a 40 point difference can happen in just two weeks. Considering foo was available 65 picks later in the draft, it seems the team that drafted foo got a lot more value for their pick. And if they drafted both, even better!
In every season of his career bar has driven in more runs than he has scored. It’s the exact opposite for foo who has scored more runs that he has driven in since his MLB debut.
Let the guessing begin. Answer will appear here in the comments, then I will tweet it out. Follow me @malamoney
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