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Top 500 for 2019 Fantasy Baseball

February 7, 2019 | 2019 Fantasy Baseball Rankings | 266 Comments

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Here I go, here I go, here I go again (again?).  Girls, what’s my weakness? (Men who play baseball.)  Okay, then.  *insert GIF of Ariana Grande saying ‘Thank u, next’* Today, is the day in history known as, “Aw, sookie sookie, don’t need the nookie, Grey’s giving me a fantasy baseball cookie.”  Or, more succinctly, the top 500 for 2019 fantasy baseball.  A few years ago, the top 500 was only a top 300 for fantasy baseball.  Before that, it was 16 AD and I was drafting in one-person leagues because no one knew fantasy baseball or baseball.  In a few years from now, this is going to be a top 10,000 and I’m going to be ranking Mike Trout Jr. Jr. Jr. the 15th.  Today, in this year, nineteen after twenty, comes the top 500 for 2019 fantasy baseball.  Or as I like to call it, from Mike Trout A to chimpanzee.  Actually, I don’t call it that.  So, this post isn’t meant to send shockwaves through your system.  The pipe cleaner that the doctor uses to get the clogged wax from your ears is meant for that.  This is simply to give you an idea of where guys are ranked in relation to other positions.  I.e., you know I like Jonathan Villar better than Gleyber Torres, according to the top 20 shortstops, but do I like Villar better than Domingo Santana?  Okay, it’s not that simple.  You’ll notice after the top 200, positions start to get clumped together.  I might be the only fantasy baseball ‘pert to tell you this, but it doesn’t matter where, say, Tyler White is ranked vs. Blake Parker.  If you need a closer, White isn’t going to help you.  He can be ranked 50 spots in front of Parker and it doesn’t matter.  That’s why I have the 2019 fantasy baseball rankings broken down by positions.  If you need a 1st baseman, where Justin Smoak vs. Ryan Zimmerman matters, but where Smoak is ranked vs. Ketel Marte really doesn’t matter.  Also, there’s no comments about players, which you really should know prior to drafting.  In other words, Jose Altuve might be in the 20’s overall, but am I drafting him?  Well, you’d know if you read the top 20 2nd basemen.  There’s also a top 100 for 2019 fantasy baseball to help you.  Also, the Fantasy Baseball War Room and tomorrow will be a pitchers’ pairing tool, then on Monday will be our Razzball league signups.  Anyway, here’s the top 500 for 2019 fantasy baseball:

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# Name Team ESPN Y! $ AB R HR RBI SB AVG IP W SV ERA WHIP K
Mike Trout LAA OF OF 47 517 108 37 111 17 0.305
Mookie Betts BOS OF OF 47 581 114 28 91 27 0.317
Christian Yelich MIL OF OF 37 589 103 28 111 21 0.306
Ronald Acuna ATL OF OF 37 578 104 30 77 27 0.282
Manny Machado FA SS SS/3B 36 607 103 38 112 12 0.284
Trea Turner WSH SS SS 35 603 105 20 71 41 0.292
Javier Baez CHC 2B/SS/ 3B 2B/SS/ 3B 34 590 102 35 109 18 0.281
Alex Bregman HOU SS/3B SS/3B 33 589 101 33 107 12 0.288
Nolan Arenado COL 3B 3B 32 595 97 35 112 2 0.284
Francisco Lindor CLE SS SS 32 525 89 28 91 18 0.282
Bryce Harper FA OF OF 31 527 97 35 112 14 0.261
Jose Ramirez CLE 3B 3B 31 582 104 25 82 24 0.288
J.D. Martinez BOS OF OF 31 512 96 34 105 4 0.307
Giancarlo Stanton NYY OF OF 30 567 95 43 110 4 0.262
Trevor Story COL SS SS 29 582 90 34 105 17 0.276
Aaron Judge NYY OF OF 29 529 103 39 93 7 0.267
Paul Goldschmidt STL 1B 1B 29 574 102 30 105 8 0.284
Freddie Freeman ATL 1B 1B 29 582 101 27 103 7 0.303
Max Scherzer WSH SP SP 28 212 17 0 2.58 0.93 285
Adalberto Mondesi KC SS 2B/SS 28 594 81 20 90 40 0.249
Jose Altuve HOU 2B 2B 27 582 92 15 82 21 0.309
Andrew Benintendi BOS OF OF 27 604 112 24 68 17 0.294
Rhys Hoskins PHI OF 1B/OF 27 567 103 38 115 5 0.252
Juan Soto WSH OF OF 26 541 94 31 89 5 0.303
Kris Bryant CHC 3B/OF 3B/OF 25 561 102 29 71 9 0.284
Jacob deGrom NYM SP SP 25 218 16 0 2.66 0.95 264
Chris Sale BOS SP SP 24 171 15 0 2.41 0.97 246
Anthony Rizzo CHC 1B 1B 24 578 91 33 108 7 0.287
George Springer HOU OF OF 23 587 110 30 77 7 0.262
Justin Verlander HOU SP SP 23 207 16 0 2.88 0.97 276
Blake Snell TB SP SP 23 195 15 0 2.76 1.00 240
Cody Bellinger LAD 1B/OF 1B/OF 23 533 86 33 95 10 0.263
Ozzie Albies ATL 2B 2B 22 578 77 21 86 18 0.270
Charlie Blackmon COL OF OF 22 567 104 22 61 12 0.278
Starling Marte PIT OF OF 22 546 77 17 83 27 0.272
Anthony Rendon WSH 3B 3B 22 536 94 25 101 4 0.295
Gerrit Cole HOU SP SP 22 204 16 0 2.81 1.02 254
Xander Bogaerts BOS SS SS 21 534 89 25 105 10 0.291
Corey Kluber CLE SP SP 21 219 14 0 3.03 1.01 224
Aaron Nola PHI SP SP 21 210 16 0 3.05 1.02 215
Jean Segura PHI SS SS 21 577 92 17 71 25 0.308
Jose Peraza CIN SS SS 21 612 92 15 55 31 0.292
Carlos Correa HOU SS SS 20 566 80 26 91 3 0.277
Trevor Bauer CLE SP SP 20 202 15 0 3.14 1.08 248
Corey Seager LAD SS SS 20 531 84 24 76 3 0.288
Khris Davis OAK DH OF 20 572 90 41 112 1 0.247
Walker Buehler LAD SP SP 20 174 15 0 2.82 0.98 198
Patrick Corbin WSH SP SP 20 202 14 0 3.09 1.07 226
Eugenio Suarez CIN 3B 3B 19 538 81 27 94 3 0.281
Carlos Carrasco CLE SP SP 19 202 16 0 3.14 1.10 234
David Dahl COL OF OF 19 577 83 30 94 14 0.281
Marcell Ozuna STL OF OF 19 591 84 29 96 2 0.286
Edwin Diaz NYM RP RP 19 62 3 42 2.51 0.94 91
Blake Treinen OAK RP RP 19 73 5 40 2.57 0.96 89
Jack Flaherty STL SP SP 19 191 14 0 3.17 1.11 215
Stephen Strasburg WSH SP SP 18 164 15 0 3.08 1.09 186
Mike Clevinger CLE SP SP 18 204 14 0 3.16 1.10 209
James Paxton NYY SP SP 18 179 14 0 3.64 1.12 206
German Marquez COL SP SP 18 202 15 0 3.52 1.19 236
Eddie Rosario MIN OF OF 17 594 93 30 102 7 0.272
Michael Conforto NYM OF OF 17 569 87 33 98 4 0.268
Joey Gallo TEX 1B/OF 1B/OF 17 515 81 42 90 5 0.211
Edwin Encarnacion SEA 1B 1B 17 523 78 33 91 2 0.241
Jose Abreu CHW 1B 1B 17 603 87 29 105 2 0.284
J.T. Realmuto PHI C C/1B 17 512 86 18 69 5 0.271
Aroldis Chapman NYY RP RP 17 62 4 39 2.67 1.09 99
Nelson Cruz MIN DH DH 16 504 74 32 87 1 0.251
Whit Merrifield KC 2B/OF 1B/2B/ OF 16 597 82 10 59 28 0.291
Travis Shaw MIL 2B/3B 1B/2B/ 3B 16 564 82 36 104 5 0.252
Jesus Aguilar MIL 1B 1B/3B 16 551 85 33 94 0 0.268
Max Muncy LAD 1B/3B 1B/2B/ 3B/OF 16 423 81 33 87 4 0.268
Matt Olson OAK 1B 1B 16 545 78 32 84 2 0.254
Noah Syndergaard NYM SP SP 15 172 14 0 3.34 1.17 178
Luis Severino NYY SP SP 15 187 15 0 3.42 1.16 208
Clayton Kershaw LAD SP SP 15 181 13 0 3.10 1.07 176
Zack Greinke ARI SP SP 15 206 10 0 3.58 1.12 194
Miguel Andujar NYY 3B 3B 15 596 81 25 94 3 0.287
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. TOR 3B 3B 14 487 62 24 71 3 0.308
Nicholas Castellanos DET OF OF 14 597 93 28 98 3 0.302
Justin Upton LAA OF OF 14 541 77 30 82 11 0.252
Nomar Mazara TEX OF OF 14 581 83 28 90 2 0.263
Ender Inciarte ATL OF OF 14 615 101 10 45 27 0.278
Victor Robles WSH OF OF 14 524 78 12 47 29 0.281
Eloy Jimenez CHW OF OF 14 472 58 22 64 1 0.291
Jameson Taillon PIT SP SP 14 196 13 0 3.47 1.15 185
Carlos Martinez STL SP SP 14 187 12 0 3.42 1.26 182
Zack Wheeler NYM SP SP 14 194 13 0 3.51 1.14 196
Mike Foltynewicz ATL SP SP 13 197 15 0 3.57 1.13 208
Jose Berrios MIN SP SP 13 196 13 0 3.60 1.15 205
J.A. Happ NYY SP SP 13 170 13 0 3.77 1.16 181
David Price BOS SP SP 13 179 15 0 3.62 1.17 181
Tim Anderson CHW SS SS 13 577 72 21 84 24 0.248
Jonathan Villar BAL 2B 2B/SS 13 549 84 16 67 48 0.267
Lorenzo Cain MIL OF OF 13 557 83 10 41 25 0.281
A.J. Pollock LAD OF OF 13 503 69 24 76 11 0.248
Craig Kimbrel FA RP RP 13 60 4 37 2.78 1.03 83
Kenley Jansen LAD RP RP 13 64 2 36 2.84 1.02 77
Joey Lucchesi SD SP SP 13 163 12 0 3.62 1.27 174
Mitch Haniger SEA OF OF 13 577 83 27 89 7 0.282
Yasiel Puig CIN OF OF 13 502 73 27 83 11 0.273
Stephen Piscotty OAK OF OF 13 572 76 26 90 4 0.272
Eduardo Escobar ARI SS/3B SS/3B 13 589 81 25 90 5 0.270
Raisel Iglesias CIN RP RP 12 70 3 35 2.61 1.09 77
Domingo Santana SEA OF OF 12 533 77 27 83 8 0.257
Rougned Odor TEX 2B 2B 12 555 74 25 82 12 0.258
David Robertson PHI RP RP 12 67 6 31 2.77 1.05 91
Eduardo Rodriguez BOS SP SP 12 158 13 0 3.58 1.24 168
Gleyber Torres NYY 2B/SS 2B/SS 12 565 75 24 84 8 0.252
Tyler Glasnow TB SP SP 12 158 10 0 3.68 1.23 182
Brad Hand CLE RP RP 12 70 4 32 3.03 1.09 89
Jurickson Profar OAK 1B/SS/ 3B 1B/2B/ SS/3B 11 546 72 21 80 11 0.271
Roberto Osuna HOU RP RP 11 62 5 37 3.21 1.12 64
Shane Bieber CLE SP SP 11 156 13 0 3.45 1.12 154
Josh Hader MIL RP RP 11 84 8 11 2.31 0.91 127
Andrew McCutchen PHI OF OF 11 541 78 23 89 11 0.251
Tommy Pham TB OF OF 11 512 92 19 68 18 0.281
Matt Chapman OAK 3B 3B 11 561 91 29 93 2 0.263
Robinson Cano NYM 2B 1B/2B 11 588 84 24 92 1 0.286
Scooter Gennett CIN 2B 2B 11 567 80 24 91 3 0.288
Mike Moustakas FA 3B 3B 10 567 71 30 98 3 0.253
Luis Castillo CIN SP SP 10 181 11 0 3.71 1.19 187
Matt Carpenter STL 1B/3B 1B/2B/ 3B 10 498 91 23 77 3 0.252
David Peralta ARI OF OF 10 555 69 21 81 5 0.291
Gary Sanchez NYY C C 10 503 77 28 88 2 0.239
Willson Contreras CHC C C/OF 10 496 63 20 74 3 0.271
Wil Myers SD 3B/OF 3B/OF 10 541 71 22 68 15 0.251
Eric Hosmer SD 1B 1B 10 605 80 20 84 5 0.258
Charlie Morton TB SP SP 10 144 9 0 3.54 1.18 159
Justin Turner LAD 3B 3B 10 434 73 20 77 3 0.304
Joey Votto CIN 1B 1B 10 605 75 20 83 2 0.281
Madison Bumgarner SF SP SP 9 206 10 0 3.67 1.20 178
Chris Archer PIT SP SP 9 192 9 0 3.89 1.26 209
Wade Davis COL RP RP 9 62 4 35 3.88 1.09 71
Ken Giles TOR RP RP 9 60 3 27 3.41 1.16 63
Sean Doolittle WSH RP RP 9 46 3 22 2.77 1.01 58
Kirby Yates SD RP RP 9 57 4 29 2.91 0.97 69
Masahiro Tanaka NYY SP SP 9 175 13 0 3.81 1.19 178
Robbie Ray ARI SP SP 9 177 8 0 3.95 1.32 217
Kyle Hendricks CHC SP SP 9 194 13 0 3.51 1.16 158
Miles Mikolas STL SP SP 9 202 13 0 3.61 1.12 165
Jose Leclerc TEX RP RP 9 62 2 31 2.73 1.02 83
Amed Rosario NYM SS SS 9 595 71 16 48 22 0.268
Jose Alvarado TB RP RP 9 62 2 31 2.91 1.08 84
Marcus Semien OAK SS SS 9 551 68 20 80 12 0.246
Nathan Eovaldi BOS SP SP 8 149 12 0 3.78 1.16 135
Cole Hamels CHC SP SP 8 189 13 0 3.89 1.24 184
Jonathan Schoop MIN 2B 2B/SS 8 523 66 28 78 1 0.261
Salvador Perez KC C C 8 523 58 23 77 0 0.246
Yoan Moncada CHW 2B 2B 8 589 86 19 59 14 0.230
Rick Porcello BOS SP SP 8 201 13 0 3.92 1.22 194
Aaron Hicks NYY OF OF 8 445 77 19 71 9 0.258
Yasmani Grandal MIL C C 8 427 62 25 70 1 0.246
Chris Taylor LAD SS/OF 2B/SS/ OF 8 504 76 19 68 10 0.241
Daniel Murphy COL 2B 1B/2B 8 487 72 22 56 4 0.306
Miguel Cabrera DET 1B 1B 8 503 70 20 81 0 0.288
Ryan Braun MIL OF 1B/OF 8 412 55 21 69 9 0.261
Chase Anderson MIL SP SP 7 178 11 0 3.84 1.22 154
Rich Hill LAD SP SP 7 128 9 0 3.26 1.10 145
Mychal Givens BAL RP RP 7 74 2 32 4.23 1.26 77
Ian Desmond COL 1B/OF 1B/OF 7 509 72 23 81 11 0.244
Hyun-Jin Ryu LAD SP SP 7 131 9 0 2.98 1.08 122
Corey Knebel MIL RP RP 7 63 3 30 2.69 1.04 97
Nick Pivetta PHI SP SP 7 184 12 0 3.86 1.25 208
Andrew Heaney LAA SP SP 7 194 14 0 3.58 1.16 192
Shohei Ohtani LAA DH DH 7 398 54 23 60 6 0.276
Yusei Kikuchi SEA SP SP 7 151 9 0 3.67 1.18 136
Archie Bradley ARI RP RP 7 69 2 28 3.04 1.11 74
Yuli Gurriel HOU 1B/3B 1B/2B/ 3B 7 544 71 15 83 4 0.294
Yadier Molina STL C C/1B 7 471 61 18 70 3 0.258
Jed Lowrie NYM 2B 2B/3B 7 561 64 20 72 0 0.264
Paul DeJong STL SS SS 7 566 78 27 87 2 0.250
DJ LeMahieu NYY 2B 2B 7 504 68 14 62 8 0.285
Brian Dozier WSH 2B 2B 7 571 71 19 78 12 0.229
Elvis Andrus TEX SS SS 7 577 81 8 61 15 0.261
Dee Gordon SEA 2B/OF 2B/SS/ OF 7 615 71 2 29 34 0.265
Josh Donaldson ATL 3B 3B 7 422 54 22 63 2 0.263
Harrison Bader STL OF OF 6 531 78 24 83 17 0.268
Ramon Laureano OAK OF OF 6 542 81 16 51 28 0.264
Hunter Renfroe SD OF OF 6 533 71 32 87 2 0.241
Kyle Freeland COL SP SP 6 189 10 0 3.92 1.34 156
Daniel Palka CHW OF OF 6 479 64 31 84 3 0.247
Alex Wood CIN SP SP 6 162 8 0 3.89 1.26 142
Ian Happ CHC 3B/OF 3B/OF 6 478 69 23 77 10 0.242
Mallex Smith SEA OF OF 6 546 82 3 37 42 0.286
Yonder Alonso CHW 1B 1B 6 524 61 25 74 0 0.244
Odubel Herrera PHI OF OF 6 567 66 23 77 6 0.271
Yu Darvish CHC SP SP 6 128 9 0 3.81 1.31 144
Jackie Bradley Jr. BOS OF OF 5 512 61 22 70 12 0.244
Luke Voit NYY 1B 1B 5 509 72 29 88 1 0.268
Corey Dickerson PIT OF OF 5 521 77 19 80 6 0.294
Cedric Mullins BAL OF OF 5 544 74 15 49 22 0.249
Trey Mancini BAL 1B/OF 1B/OF 5 562 73 23 70 0 0.253
Joey Wendle TB 2B/3B 2B/SS/ 3B/OF 5 561 72 16 80 14 0.279
Jon Lester CHC SP SP 5 176 12 0 4.06 1.32 156
Billy Hamilton KC OF OF 5 521 54 3 34 41 0.241
Jose Quintana CHC SP SP 5 182 11 0 4.12 1.28 169
Cody Allen LAA RP RP 5 66 4 30 3.96 1.33 79
Jon Gray COL SP SP 5 178 9 0 4.24 1.34 191
Arodys Vizcaino ATL RP RP 5 51 3 21 2.87 1.12 54
Sean Newcomb ATL SP SP 4 182 9 0 4.09 1.35 177
Kevin Gausman ATL SP SP 4 183 10 0 4.18 1.31 177
Tyler White HOU 1B 1B 4 503 61 21 68 2 0.261
Shane Greene DET RP RP 4 64 3 30 4.44 1.35 66
Byron Buxton MIN OF OF 4 404 52 12 46 17 0.223
Brandon Nimmo NYM OF OF 4 478 71 14 44 7 0.246
Michael Brantley HOU OF OF 4 434 66 13 52 9 0.291
Andrew Miller STL RP RP 4 68 5 14 3.44 1.09 86
Tyler Skaggs LAA SP SP 4 152 11 0 3.87 1.31 156
Will Smith SF RP RP 4 55 2 19 2.71 1.02 70
Kenta Maeda LAD SP SP 4 131 12 0 3.61 1.22 138
Adam Jones FA OF OF 4 567 62 19 71 6 0.278
Austin Meadows TB OF OF 4 484 76 15 63 18 0.277
Wilson Ramos NYM C C 4 454 54 17 71 0 0.274
Jordan Hicks STL RP RP 4 66 5 13 3.03 1.28 68
Jake Bauers CLE 1B/OF 1B/OF 4 516 54 14 61 19 0.259
Brandon Woodruff MIL SP SP 4 124 8 0 3.09 1.21 135
Marco Gonzales SEA SP SP 4 186 10 0 3.66 1.20 159
Nick Senzel CIN 3B 3B 4 384 51 13 56 10 0.291
Rafael Devers BOS 3B 3B 3 471 63 23 69 5 0.244
Steven Matz NYM SP SP 3 173 8 0 3.91 1.23 171
Kendrys Morales TOR DH 1B 3 488 54 24 63 1 0.251
Jake Lamb ARI 3B 3B 3 538 63 25 72 4 0.238
Willy Adames TB SS 2B/SS 3 549 61 20 74 12 0.254
Alex Reyes STL SP SP 3 75 6 0 3.34 1.19 86
C.J. Cron MIN 1B 1B 3 517 64 31 80 2 0.249
Zach Eflin PHI SP SP 3 157 12 0 3.87 1.27 144
Josh James HOU SP SP 3 122 7 0 3.88 1.28 145
Joe Musgrove PIT SP SP 3 155 8 0 3.84 1.16 134
Blake Parker MIN RP RP 3 61 3 22 3.36 1.26 65
Kelvin Herrera CHW RP RP 3 42 1 21 3.28 1.23 36
Kevin Pillar TOR OF OF 3 546 64 15 70 15 0.253
Cesar Hernandez PHI 2B 2B 3 592 102 16 51 16 0.256
Kyle Schwarber CHC OF OF 3 471 63 29 74 4 0.244
Randal Grichuk TOR OF OF 3 506 65 29 76 4 0.247
Jake Arrieta PHI SP SP 3 185 12 0 4.10 1.29 149
Yolmer Sanchez CHW 3B 2B/3B 3 580 72 15 78 12 0.261
Dallas Keuchel FA SP SP 3 198 13 0 3.81 1.28 149
Ryan Brasier BOS RP RP 3 62 5 21 3.56 1.30 63
Luis Urias SD 2B 2B 2 582 79 12 42 8 0.279
Jhoulys Chacin MIL SP SP 2 181 11 0 4.15 1.20 147
Zack Godley ARI SP SP 2 183 8 0 4.22 1.30 188
David Fletcher LAA 2B/3B 2B/SS/ 3B 2 541 71 12 51 10 0.281
Renato Nunez BAL 3B 3B 2 522 54 26 68 1 0.251
Trevor Williams PIT SP SP 2 182 10 0 4.07 1.22 135
Jorge Alfaro MIA C C 2 414 51 17 61 3 0.248
Niko Goodrum DET 1B/2B 1B/2B/ SS/3B/OF 2 527 71 16 74 17 0.234
Kyle Seager SEA 3B 3B 2 587 71 25 79 3 0.234
Reynaldo Lopez CHW SP SP 2 187 8 0 4.31 1.38 158
Brad Boxberger KC RP RP 2 58 2 27 4.29 1.39 72
Asdrubal Cabrera TEX 2B/SS/ 3B 2B/SS/ 3B 2 551 61 20 65 3 0.260
Miguel Sano MIN 3B 1B/3B 2 487 61 28 70 0 0.226
Dellin Betances NYY RP RP 2 65 6 4 2.81 1.09 108
Hunter Strickland SEA RP RP 2 59 1 24 4.17 1.39 55
Welington Castillo CHW C C 2 418 53 18 60 0 0.253
Carson Kelly ARI C C 2 487 52 14 59 0 0.249
Justin Smoak TOR 1B 1B 2 514 63 25 75 0 0.238
Buster Posey SF C C/1B 1 491 60 10 64 4 0.288
Brian McCann ATL C C 1 312 42 16 49 0 0.238
Brandon Morrow CHC RP RP 1 32 2 14 3.09 1.11 34
Yan Gomes WSH C C 1 337 41 15 42 0 0.241
Carlos Rodon CHW SP SP 1 164 8 0 4.28 1.34 145
Matt Shoemaker TOR SP SP 1 134 7 0 3.69 1.22 127
Collin McHugh HOU SP SP 1 109 8 0 3.12 1.12 123
Michael Wacha STL SP SP 1 162 11 0 3.71 1.26 148
Kyle Gibson MIN SP SP 1 192 12 0 3.88 1.29 170
Pedro Strop CHC RP RP 1 62 5 12 3.39 1.14 60
Andrelton Simmons LAA SS SS 1 570 71 13 67 12 0.287
Trevor Cahill LAA SP SP 1 124 7 0 4.02 1.23 117
A.J. Minter ATL RP RP 1 56 5 11 3.41 1.23 70
Tim Beckham SEA SS/3B SS/3B 1 489 58 17 64 3 0.247
Tyson Ross DET SP SP 1 162 8 0 4.04 1.28 134
Didi Gregorius NYY SS SS 1 289 36 13 42 5 0.277
Ross Stripling LAD SP SP 0 109 10 0 3.51 1.21 119
Joc Pederson LAD OF OF 0 354 48 22 51 3 0.244
Trevor May MIN RP RP 0 67 4 9 3.07 1.08 75
Sergio Romo MIA RP RP 0 54 2 18 4.04 1.23 58
Drew Steckenrider MIA RP RP 0 65 3 12 3.74 1.24 71
Jimmy Nelson MIL SP SP 0 119 7 0 4.08 1.30 127
Alex Colome CHW RP RP 0 60 2 9 3.31 1.22 64
Danny Salazar CLE SP SP 0 87 5 0 3.78 1.31 111
Matt Barnes BOS RP RP 0 61 5 9 3.18 1.21 91
Trevor Rosenthal WSH RP RP 0 61 3 8 2.98 1.19 81
Touki Toussaint ATL SP SP 0 97 8 0 3.97 1.36 108
Seranthony Dominguez PHI RP RP 0 64 6 7 2.88 1.01 79
Brent Honeywell TB SP SP 0 88 5 0 3.82 1.32 94
Diego Castillo TB RP RP 0 59 4 8 3.09 1.18 66
Steve Cishek CHC RP RP 0 63 5 6 2.77 1.08 66
Dereck Rodriguez SF SP SP 0 172 9 0 3.78 1.21 134
Mark Melancon SF RP RP 0 44 3 10 3.08 1.19 39
Zach Britton NYY RP RP 0 57 2 6 3.78 1.30 53
Danny Jansen TOR C C 0 427 42 14 46 2 0.261
Keone Kela PIT RP RP 0 60 3 5 2.76 1.08 71
Luke Weaver ARI SP SP 0 164 8 0 4.23 1.34 154
Francisco Mejia SD C C 0 305 28 12 36 1 0.268
Shawn Armstrong SEA RP RP -1 58 2 8 3.77 1.23 61
Yoshihisa Hirano ARI RP RP -1 61 4 6 3.61 1.14 57
Joe Jimenez DET RP RP -1 63 6 6 3.88 1.24 76
Michael Pineda MIN SP SP -1 125 7 0 4.25 1.23 127
Chad Green NYY RP RP -1 70 6 0 2.80 1.01 94
Ryan O’Hearn KC 1B 1B -1 551 61 20 75 1 0.248
Brad Brach CHC RP RP -1 64 4 7 3.32 1.36 63
Carlos Santana CLE 1B 1B/3B -1 563 74 24 84 2 0.232
Justus Sheffield SEA SP SP -1 102 5 0 4.39 1.41 95
Ryan Zimmerman WSH 1B 1B -1 522 68 17 75 2 0.268
Joe Kelly LAD RP RP -1 69 6 6 3.66 1.21 72
Gregory Polanco PIT OF OF -1 398 54 17 56 7 0.248
Ryan Pressly HOU RP RP -1 67 5 3 2.78 1.13 89
Freddy Peralta MIL SP SP -1 84 5 0 3.34 1.21 94
Josh Bell PIT 1B 1B -1 522 68 17 75 2 0.268
Ketel Marte ARI 2B/SS 2B/SS -1 564 73 13 45 8 0.252
Wilmer Flores ARI 1B 1B/2B/ 3B -1 463 56 17 62 1 0.271
Joakim Soria OAK RP RP -1 62 5 6 3.05 1.09 73
Forrest Whitley HOU SP SP -1 39 2 0 3.74 1.31 50
Chris Iannetta COL C C -1 344 40 13 43 0 0.231
Mike Soroka ATL SP SP -1 94 5 0 3.66 1.29 78
Julio Urias LAD SP SP -1 48 3 0 3.61 1.30 54
Omar Narvaez SEA C C -1 387 41 14 46 0 0.266
Ronald Guzman TEX 1B 1B -1 488 52 21 61 2 0.240
Jeremy Jeffress MIL RP RP -1 71 5 4 2.92 1.08 74
Justin Bour LAA 1B 1B -2 461 58 23 66 1 0.242
Craig Stammen SD RP RP -2 75 5 4 3.23 1.22 81
Brandon Belt SF 1B 1B/OF -2 476 72 17 78 4 0.261
Jeimer Candelario DET 3B 3B -2 571 81 22 50 3 0.235
Jeurys Familia NYM RP RP -2 71 5 4 3.09 1.19 76
Orlando Arcia MIL SS SS -2 502 56 12 64 15 0.244
Ty Buttrey LAA RP RP -2 59 3 3 2.95 1.14 72
Ryan Tepera TOR RP RP -2 65 5 4 4.12 1.31 66
Jorge Polanco MIN SS SS -2 561 78 13 39 13 0.262
Mike Fiers OAK SP SP -2 164 12 0 3.91 1.22 132
Julio Teheran ATL SP SP -2 189 10 0 4.17 1.36 172
Michael Fulmer DET SP SP -2 156 9 0 4.01 1.27 132
CC Sabathia NYY SP SP -2 142 10 0 3.94 1.34 127
Adam Ottavino NYY RP RP -2 72 6 2 2.89 1.02 101
Marwin Gonzalez FA 1B/2B/ SS/OF 1B/2B/ SS/OF -2 470 64 18 69 4 0.251
Anthony Swarzak SEA RP RP -2 60 2 5 4.45 1.43 62
Evan Longoria SF 3B 3B -2 549 61 18 68 3 0.249
Matt Strahm SD RP RP -2 64 3 2 3.19 1.05 71
Zack Cozart LAA 3B 2B/SS/ 3B -2 446 52 16 58 2 0.250
Anthony DeSclafani CIN SP SP -2 154 9 0 4.17 1.27 138
Starlin Castro MIA 2B 2B -2 607 82 17 43 5 0.264
Nick Kingham PIT SP SP -2 123 6 0 3.96 1.35 98
Merrill Kelly ARI SP SP -2 185 9 0 4.36 1.33 141
Jake Junis KC SP SP -2 188 8 0 4.35 1.25 169
Robinson Chirinos HOU C C -2 384 44 20 68 1 0.213
Sonny Gray CIN SP SP -2 157 8 0 4.23 1.37 145
Vince Velasquez PHI SP SP -3 150 12 0 4.25 1.31 161
Devon Travis TOR 2B 2B -3 408 51 12 56 4 0.255
Anibal Sanchez WSH SP SP -3 144 10 0 4.28 1.35 130
Jason Kipnis CLE 2B 2B/OF -3 515 56 15 52 5 0.233
Shin-Soo Choo TEX OF OF -3 523 72 17 43 5 0.259
Mike Zunino TB C C -3 417 47 22 58 0 0.213
Joe Ross WSH SP SP -3 118 6 0 4.09 1.33 89
Francisco Cervelli PIT C C/1B -3 402 47 11 59 3 0.253
Freddy Galvis TOR SS 2B/SS -3 586 63 12 58 6 0.249
Ben Zobrist CHC 2B/OF 2B/OF -3 445 62 10 41 4 0.276
Albert Pujols LAA 1B 1B -3 509 55 24 64 2 0.242
Lance Lynn TEX SP SP -3 153 8 0 4.24 1.34 148
Dan Straily MIA SP SP -3 154 8 0 4.09 1.29 128
Peter O’Brien MIA 1B 1B -3 454 49 18 57 0 0.224
Mike Minor TEX SP SP -3 166 9 0 4.24 1.24 142
Lou Trivino OAK RP RP -3 72 6 2 3.06 1.16 80
Tanner Roark CIN SP SP -3 184 8 0 4.31 1.31 151
Gio Gonzalez FA SP SP -3 184 11 0 4.11 1.38 156
Ivan Nova CHW SP SP -3 186 10 0 4.22 1.27 126
Ryne Stanek TB RP RP -3 62 4 1 3.35 1.17 78
Seung Hwan Oh COL RP RP -3 62 5 4 3.45 1.27 67
Christian Vazquez BOS C C -3 377 41 6 44 7 0.263
Tucker Barnhart CIN C C/1B -3 455 50 13 58 2 0.254
Josh Phegley OAK C C -3 411 42 13 44 1 0.233
Jay Bruce SEA 1B/OF 1B/OF -3 542 51 24 58 2 0.233
Brandon Crawford SF SS SS -3 542 65 15 70 4 0.255
Carl Edwards Jr. CHC RP RP -3 64 5 2 3.23 1.28 83
Peter Alonso NYM 1B 1B -3 212 27 12 34 0 0.264
Christin Stewart DET OF OF -4 354 48 17 42 0 0.257
Framber Valdez HOU SP SP -4 86 7 0 3.44 1.31 83
Roman Quinn PHI OF OF -4 324 44 4 31 26 0.251
Jonathan Loaisiga NYY SP SP -4 77 4 0 4.23 1.31 87
Domingo German NYY SP SP -4 79 5 0 3.66 1.34 87
Mike Montgomery CHC RP RP -4 98 7 1 4.08 1.36 68
Manuel Margot SD OF OF -4 441 46 14 44 9 0.267
Franmil Reyes SD OF OF -4 341 41 18 49 2 0.257
Grayson Greiner DET C C -4 412 43 14 47 0 0.241
Nick Ahmed ARI SS SS -4 542 64 13 68 5 0.243
Garrett Hampson COL SS 2B/SS -4 274 48 4 44 14 0.254
Lewis Brinson MIA OF OF -4 456 44 15 52 8 0.229
Jeff McNeil NYM 2B 2B -4 302 46 12 39 6 0.269
Nate Karns BAL SP SP -4 67 5 0 3.45 1.19 73
Jose Martinez STL OF OF -4 289 48 13 51 2 0.313
Lourdes Gurriel TOR 2B/SS 2B/SS -4 341 45 13 47 2 0.272
Mac Williamson SF OF OF -4 478 58 21 61 2 0.232
Darren O’Day ATL RP RP -4 42 3 5 3.41 1.12 50
Teoscar Hernandez TOR OF OF -4 391 41 18 49 5 0.231
Russell Martin LAD C/3B C/3B -4 387 36 15 44 0 0.209
Drew Smyly TEX SP SP -4 154 7 0 4.28 1.25 134
Ji-Man Choi TB DH DH -4 408 54 19 61 3 0.259
Sean Reid-Foley TOR SP SP -4 74 5 0 4.41 1.39 89
Billy McKinney TOR OF OF -4 402 54 19 31 2 0.228
Brad Peacock HOU SP SP -4 74 6 1 3.67 1.18 101
Keston Hiura MIL 2B 2B -4 212 30 8 24 3 0.274
Franchy Cordero SD OF OF -4 241 34 10 32 8 0.228
Austin Hedges SD C C -4 289 34 12 35 2 0.228
Evan Gattis FA DH DH -4 423 48 19 61 0 0.231
Nate Jones CHW RP RP -4 64 4 4 3.56 1.32 67
Michael A. Taylor WSH OF OF -4 304 33 10 30 19 0.224
Tyler Mahle CIN SP SP -4 113 6 0 4.28 1.42 105
Max Fried ATL SP SP -4 71 4 0 3.91 1.40 84
Tyler O’Neill STL OF OF -4 288 34 16 42 3 0.238
Austin Barnes LAD C C -4 303 33 7 31 7 0.246
Brandon Lowe TB 2B 2B/OF -4 265 35 12 37 2 0.264
Jesus Luzardo OAK SP SP -4 37 2 0 3.16 1.12 44
Jake Cave MIN OF OF -5 276 31 14 38 2 0.259
J.D. Davis NYM 3B 1B/3B/ OF -5 233 26 11 30 1 0.238
John Hicks DET C/1B C/1B -5 323 39 10 42 0 0.253
Willie Calhoun TEX OF OF -5 362 37 14 42 2 0.241
Richard Rodriguez PIT RP RP -5 67 5 2 2.77 1.05 84
Nick Markakis ATL OF OF -5 605 71 10 68 1 0.277
Matthew Boyd DET SP SP -5 182 8 0 4.44 1.20 167
Avisail Garcia TB OF OF -5 478 72 20 79 3 0.257
Tyler Flowers ATL C C -5 308 35 10 38 0 0.231
Adam Eaton WSH OF OF -5 437 69 6 31 8 0.293
Adam Frazier PIT 2B/OF 2B/OF -5 554 61 12 41 6 0.278
Kurt Suzuki WSH C C -5 267 32 9 38 0 0.262
Matt Kemp CIN OF OF -5 430 53 17 62 0 0.281
Jose Urena MIA SP SP -5 178 8 0 4.04 1.22 131
Mark Trumbo BAL DH OF -5 522 61 24 70 0 0.238
Victor Caratini CHC C/1B C/1B -5 286 29 7 36 1 0.269
Kevin Kiermaier TB OF OF -5 423 55 12 31 14 0.245
Jaime Barria LAA SP SP -5 158 8 0 4.39 1.34 118
Mitch Garver MIN C C/1B -5 321 31 9 40 0 0.259
Pedro Baez LAD RP RP -5 63 5 1 2.94 1.20 66
Dylan Bundy BAL SP SP -5 169 9 0 4.56 1.37 178
Hector Rondon HOU RP RP -5 55 5 4 3.02 1.27 59
Adam Cimber CLE RP RP -5 70 5 3 4.09 1.29 59
Marcus Stroman TOR SP SP -5 164 7 0 4.44 1.34 125
Tony Watson SF RP RP -5 64 5 3 2.71 1.06 66
Drew Pomeranz SF SP SP -5 164 8 0 4.32 1.41 151
Adam Engel CHW OF OF -5 446 51 7 38 20 0.221
Max Kepler MIN OF OF -5 502 62 22 71 5 0.232
Kole Calhoun LAA OF OF -5 519 56 19 64 5 0.221
Clay Buchholz FA SP SP -5 112 7 0 4.13 1.37 86
Jake Odorizzi MIN SP SP -5 179 7 0 4.41 1.37 161
Steven Souza Jr. ARI OF OF -5 445 51 18 67 6 0.224
Brett Gardner NYY OF OF -5 476 81 10 39 14 0.238
Yoenis Cespedes NYM OF OF -5 261 32 11 38 1 0.271
Tommy Hunter PHI RP RP -6 67 5 4 4.09 1.27 57
Matt Duffy TB 3B 3B -6 466 48 6 52 10 0.281
Wily Peralta KC RP RP -6 57 1 4 4.17 1.41 55
Brian Anderson MIA 3B/OF 3B/OF -6 581 64 13 72 3 0.256
Jorge Soler KC OF OF -6 414 52 17 63 5 0.240
Leonys Martin CLE OF OF -6 422 54 16 61 9 0.247
Willians Astudillo MIN C C/3B -6 271 26 9 30 3 0.278
Chance Sisco BAL C C -6 324 33 8 38 1 0.240
Josh Reddick HOU OF OF -6 410 58 15 63 5 0.247
Tyler Naquin CLE OF OF -6 443 51 15 63 5 0.247
Aramis Garcia SF C C/1B -6 224 24 9 31 0 0.212
Adam Conley MIA RP RP -6 57 4 6 4.23 1.34 52
Manny Banuelos CHW RP RP -6 73 4 0 4.23 1.37 76
Raimel Tapia COL OF OF -6 379 36 6 46 14 0.278
Tom Murphy COL C C -6 212 21 9 32 2 0.248
Jesse Winker CIN OF OF -6 344 41 10 21 2 0.304
Scott Schebler CIN OF OF -6 262 31 14 26 4 0.239
Mitch Moreland BOS 1B 1B -6 388 49 15 58 1 0.242
Cam Bedrosian LAA RP RP -6 62 6 4 4.13 1.36 58
Adam Duvall ATL OF 1B/OF -6 313 38 14 47 2 0.231
Blake Swihart BOS C/OF C/1B/ OF -6 221 27 4 20 7 0.252
Danny Duffy KC SP SP -6 167 7 0 4.48 1.38 154
Ryon Healy SEA 1B 1B -6 304 41 16 43 0 0.244
Kevin Plawecki CLE C C -6 362 37 9 45 0 0.244
Matt Adams WSH 1B 1B/OF -6 327 38 17 44 0 0.261
Enrique Hernandez LAD 2B/SS/ OF 1B/2B/ SS/3B/OF -6 387 41 15 40 4 0.262
Brendan Rodgers COL SS SS -6 289 32 12 41 5 0.268
Matt Harvey LAA SP SP -6 149 8 0 4.54 1.33 127
Johan Camargo ATL 3B SS/3B -6 264 35 10 40 1 0.277
Brandon Drury TOR 3B 2B/3B -6 246 31 7 37 2 0.261
Todd Frazier NYM 3B 3B -6 325 42 15 48 7 0.207
Bo Bichette TOR 2B 2B -6 272 34 3 19 14 0.274
Fernando Tatis Jr. SD SS SS -6 75 14 3 11 3 0.252
Steven Duggar SF OF OF -6 487 61 6 31 16 0.231
Aledmys Diaz HOU SS/3B SS/3B -7 212 21 8 34 2 0.276
Elias Diaz PIT C C -7 275 25 9 30 1 0.274
Greg Allen CLE OF OF -7 354 31 3 34 20 0.261
Nick Williams PHI OF OF -7 381 44 14 51 3 0.253
Ervin Santana FA SP SP -7 166 8 0 4.56 1.39 114
Delino DeShields TEX OF OF -7 312 34 2 28 22 0.229
Jesse Chavez TEX RP RP -7 72 6 3 4.09 1.30 70
Austin Dean MIA OF OF -7 514 48 14 55 4 0.268
Kolten Wong STL 2B 2B -7 302 39 9 45 6 0.255
Cory Spangenberg MIL 2B/3B 2B/3B/ OF -7 395 41 12 45 8 0.239
Ian Kinsler SD 2B 2B -7 509 61 15 41 12 0.233
Dexter Fowler STL OF OF -7 309 45 10 38 5 0.251
Lonnie Chisenhall PIT OF OF -7 377 46 12 51 2 0.272
Hernan Perez MIL 2B/SS/ 3B/OF 1B/2B/ SS/3B/OF -7 307 32 6 34 16 0.262
Dansby Swanson ATL SS SS -7 324 38 9 46 7 0.248
Franklin Barreto OAK 2B 2B -7 212 24 8 21 6 0.226
Joe Panik SF 2B 2B -7 434 53 10 48 5 0.262
Steve Pearce BOS 1B 1B/OF -7 345 30 12 38 0 0.277
Kaleb Cowart DET 3B 1B/2B/ SS/3B -7 289 31 7 41 10 0.208
Mark Canha OAK OF 1B/OF -7 306 41 14 48 2 0.255
Jonathan Lucroy LAA C C -7 423 38 5 41 1 0.232
Austin Slater SF 1B/OF 1B/OF -7 215 25 8 34 5 0.241
Josh Harrison FA 2B 2B -7 478 59 14 54 4 0.261
Isiah Kiner-Falefa TEX C/2B/ 3B C/2B/ 3B -7 391 37 5 32 7 0.265
Yandy Diaz TB DH 1B/3B -7 324 31 12 38 2 0.282
Chris Owings KC OF 2B/3B/ OF -7 297 31 5 36 15 0.266
Hunter Dozier KC 1B/3B 1B/3B -7 534 51 14 57 4 0.217
Scott Kingery PHI SS SS/3B/ OF -7 262 24 5 20 9 0.233
Dinelson Lamet SD SP SP -7 64 4 0 3.97 1.34 72
Taijuan Walker ARI SP SP -7 81 2 0 4.19 1.40 65
Ryan McMahon COL 1B 1B/2B/ 3B -7 289 29 12 38 1 0.249
Steve Wilkerson BAL 2B 2B -7 510 61 12 51 7 0.213
Fernando Romero MIN SP SP -7 85 4 0 4.37 1.41 77
J.P. Crawford SEA SS SS/3B -7 479 49 10 55 8 0.217
Chad Pinder OAK 2B/OF 2B/3B/ OF -7 303 38 14 41 0 0.261
Colin Moran PIT 3B 3B -7 417 43 10 45 0 0.265
Maikel Franco PHI 3B 3B -7 278 34 14 38 1 0.251
Patrick Wisdom TEX 3B 3B -7 157 19 7 21 2 0.228
Nick Delmonico CHW OF 1B/OF -7 341 39 15 45 2 0.234
Junior Guerra MIL SP SP -7 106 7 0 4.12 1.34 109
Dustin Pedroia BOS 2B 2B -7 304 41 6 43 4 0.263
Andrew Chafin ARI RP RP -7 54 2 3 3.12 1.32 58
Eric Thames MIL 1B/OF 1B/OF -7 276 31 18 44 4 0.235
Felix Hernandez SEA SP SP -7 141 7 0 4.41 1.37 112
J.T. Riddle MIA SS SS -8 454 46 11 52 3 0.237
Clint Frazier NYY OF OF -8 202 26 8 31 5 0.238
Jared Hughes CIN RP RP -8 69 4 4 3.87 1.29 54
Dominic Smith NYM 1B 1B/OF -8 158 15 6 28 2 0.245
Jedd Gyorko STL 3B 1B/2B/ SS/3B -8 288 28 12 32 2 0.257
Dustin Fowler OAK OF OF -8 278 24 9 29 12 0.264
Jeff Samardzija SF SP SP -8 141 7 0 4.43 1.33 118
Kyle Tucker HOU OF OF -8 208 32 10 38 4 0.266
Addison Russell CHC SS SS -8 334 36 10 39 3 0.244
Alex Verdugo LAD OF OF -8 154 18 3 14 2 0.271
Adam Wainwright STL SP SP -8 119 6 0 4.24 1.38 94
Victor Victor Mesa MIA OF OF -8 267 34 2 21 15 0.281
Eduardo Nunez BOS 2B/3B 2B/3B -8 255 38 5 31 8 0.271
Aaron Sanchez TOR SP SP -8 102 5 0 4.65 1.41 87
Lucas Giolito CHW SP SP -8
Yairo Munoz STL 2B/SS/ 3B/ 2B/SS/ 3B/OF -8 275 33 7 31 6 0.281
Adalberto Mejia MIN RP RP -8 127 6 0 4.09 1.29 81
Daz Cameron DET OF OF -8 197 22 3 19 8 0.255
Tayron Guerrero MIA RP RP -8 64 1 3 3.93 1.35 71
Chris Davis BAL 1B 1B -8 423 41 19 46 2 0.191
JaCoby Jones DET OF OF -8 378 43 10 31 12 0.211
Alex Cobb BAL SP SP -8 178 6 0 4.61 1.39 127
Derek Holland SF SP SP -8 166 7 0 4.34 1.37 138
Nick Martini OAK OF OF -8 303 34 4 22 4 0.261
Jordan Luplow CLE OF OF -8 343 31 12 28 4 0.258
Juan Nicasio PHI RP RP -8 71 5 2 3.78 1.31 69
Jason Heyward CHC OF OF -8 422 51 10 48 2 0.262
Troy Tulowitzki NYY SS SS -8 228 28 9 28 0 0.258
Alex Gordon KC OF OF -8 515 54 14 57 10 0.240
Jordy Mercer DET SS SS -8 464 46 7 51 3 0.241
Albert Almora Jr. CHC OF OF -8 347 37 3 21 2 0.291
Erik Gonzalez PIT 2B/3B 1B/2B/ SS/3B -8 404 41 6 47 4 0.244
Mikie Mahtook DET OF OF -8 414 41 16 48 5 0.223
Keon Broxton NYM OF OF -8 283 27 9 32 15 0.218
Juan Lagares NYM OF OF -8 254 34 6 25 9 0.264
Ben Gamel MIL OF OF -8 224 26 5 24 4 0.277
Kyle Barraclough WSH RP RP -8 62 4 4 4.33 1.31 67
Bradley Zimmer CLE OF OF -9 218 21 6 27 11 0.217
Kevin McCarthy KC RP RP -9 70 5 4 4.42 1.38 51
Chris Shaw SF OF OF -9 278 33 11 38 0 0.241
Jarrod Dyson ARI OF OF -9 317 27 1 17 21 0.242
D.J. Stewart BAL OF OF -9 323 39 14 44 7 0.252
Jon Jay CHW OF OF -9 346 42 2 28 6 0.271
Magneuris Sierra MIA OF OF -9 205 24 1 21 12 0.246
Brian Goodwin KC OF OF -9 309 41 12 48 4 0.228
James McCann CHW C C -9 264 21 6 31 0 0.231
Manny Pina MIL C C -9 208 26 7 27 3 0.254
Jason Castro MIN C C -9 381 38 7 41 2 0.215
Sandy Leon BOS C C -9 256 31 6 28 1 0.217
Tony Wolters COL C C -9 234 28 4 24 2 0.231

  1. Al KOHOLIC says:
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    Great job to all of razzball that helped Another fantastic top 500

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  2. The Eye of Horus says:
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    Echo Al’s comment. Fantastic. You are the shot of tequila to my morning.

    Grey/Ralph-
    Who do you think offers the most potential for turning things beautiful in a H2H dynasty league: Dylan Bundy or Reynaldo Lopez?
    Many thanks.

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  3. Alex says:
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    When did Nola get traded to the Angels?

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    • Grey

      Grey says:
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      @Alex: Is he listed as that? I’ll ping Rudy

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  4. Fanciful Basesball says:
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    OMG, it’s finally here! My guide on how to live the next 2 months of my life!!!!

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    • Al KOHOLIC says:
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      @Fanciful Basesball: ha. For real. I still stray and go with 1 or 2 of my own gut instinct picks every year and have hit the jackpot a few times but have also been to ashamed to even tell him I went against his bust guys a few more times than not

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  5. Albert says:
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    Grey, sir. Keeper question for you. 12 team, 5×5 league. Can keep 4. Who do you go with?

    – Albes 20th rd (5 round penalty each year kept after this year)
    – Flaherty 25th rd (5 round penalty each year kept after this year)
    – Dahl 16th rd (4 round penalty each year kept after this year)
    – Villar 17th rd (4 round penalty each year kept after this year)
    – story 6th rd (2 round penalty each year kept after this year)
    – senzel 21st rd (5 round penalty each year kept after this year)

    Mazel!

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  6. Ray says:
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    In the words of the kids these days, “YAAAAASSSSS QUEEEEEEN”

    Will there be a War Room Excel download available again this year? This has helped us a ton in our live drafts the past several years.

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    • knucks says:
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      @Ray: Grey doesn’t do that, usually a commentator or other write steps up. Past few years it was HotRod, I’ve sent him an email a week or so back to see if he was doing it.

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      • Grey

        Grey says:
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        @knucks: Hope HotRod is not competing with SimplyFred in the big league in the sky

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        • knucks says:
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          @Grey: I did not hear back… we lost Fred?

          If I don’t hear anything in the next week or so, maybe I’ll try to get to work on this.

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          • Grey

            Grey says:
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            Yeah, Fred passed away around Xmas — I didn’t hear back from HotRod either — Maybe HotRod was Fred? I don’t know…

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            • knucks says:
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              @Grey: Damn. RIP.

              I’ll pull up last years version and start inputting stats this weekend if I can.

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              • Grey

                Grey says:
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                Thanks, knucks!

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            • Mike

              Mike says:
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              Simply Fred? Man, that sucks. He was one of the good ones.

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    • Grey

      Grey says:
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      @Ray: Haha, have to ask HotRod

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  7. Albert says:
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    Grey, sir. Keeper question for you. 12 team, 5×5 league. Can keep 4. Who do you go with??

    – Albes 20th rd (5 round penalty each year kept after this year)
    – Flaherty 25th rd (5 round penalty each year kept after this year)
    – Dahl 16th rd (4 round penalty each year kept after this year)
    – Villar 17th rd (4 round penalty each year kept after this year)
    – story 6th rd (2 round penalty each year kept after this year)
    – senzel 21st rd (5 round penalty each year kept after this year)

    Mazel!

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    • Grey

      Grey says:
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      @Albert: Answered above, only question is Story or Villar

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  8. Wally Pipp says:
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    Under espn column you have davis listed as OF hes dh there

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  9. Earl says:
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    Do you still see the rule of going hitter heavy for the 1st 3-4 rounds as applicable this year?

    Would likely wind up with Aaron Nola or Gerrit Cole (if lucky) as your SP1.

    Starting to learn that pitching always seems to never work out the way your expect. Hitting seems to be a little more predictable to some extent.

    Thanks

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  10. Cram It says:
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    “Shawn Armstrong ahead of Gregory Polanco?!!! You’ve lost all credibility” – Mr. Pipp

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    • Wally Pipp says:
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      @Cram It: hey i was going to say that!

      I dont mind an armstrong flier with your last pick. Strickland had a 7.3 k rate and a 4.14 bb rate last season over 45 innings, hes done. Swarzak looked so bad last year and was hurt so dont expect much there. They prolly sign someone else tho

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      • Cram It says:
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        @Wally Pipp: I’m just playing around. I don’t care for drafting non-closer RP’s (save the elite ones). They’re a dime a dozen.

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    • Dave D says:
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      @Cram It: I think what he meant to say was that my pick of Shawn Armstrong at 699 was a decent value afterall.

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      • Cram It says:
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        @Dave D: Steal of the draft!

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  11. Ante Galic says:
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    Grey!!!!!

    So wonderful!

    a. What do the Holy Grail, the Magna Carta, James Joyce’s Ulysses or Dubliners (take your pick), Edgar Allan Poe (The Raven) and this top 500 have in common? They are all master works, man! Thanks for continuing to give.

    b. Fantastic video, mind blowing!

    c. I know it’s against your religion to draft a team early but I get the sense that a lot of that value (like Voit at 160) will vanish by OD. And then what’s so good about drafting Luke Voit 100th overall? He’ll probably end up 100th overall on the player rater. I think I will draft one early team and one late team having more data to mull over by the end of ST for the latter. Thoughts?

    d. Subdued Norm MacDonald quote for February 7

    1. This was Colin Ferguson’s first week in prison. Ferguson has reportedly dismissed his cell mate and from now on he’ll be acting as his own bitch.

    2. New medical research shows that men and women have different food cravings, men preferring meat and women preferring sweets. Scientists trace this back to cave man days when men had to go out and hunt for food while women sat on their fat asses eating chocolates!

    3. Washington power two-some Mary Matalin and James Carville are expecting their first baby in July. No one knows if the baby will be a Democrat or a Republican but doctor’s are sure of one thing…it will be weird looking.

    4. The richest girl in the world, billionaire Athena Onasis, celebrated her 10th birthday this week. What’s it like to be the richest girl in the world? Well, to give you some idea at the party they had 2 cakes!

    5. The mafia announced that they will drop their time-honored greeting of gently kissing each other on the cheek this week. But as for shooting people and then stuffing them into the trunks of their cars – FULL STEAM AHEAD!

    6. An intoxicated man was decapitated by a moving subway train this week after he fell off the platform while trying to show off for a woman he didn’t know. The stunt worked – the two will be married in June.

    7. Due to a change in policy, Amtrak employees will no longer be able to kick homeless people out of Penn Station, based on the way they look. From now on, they will have to go solely on urine stench.

    Cheers,
    Ante

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      @Ante Galic: Thanks! A. Indeed B. Haha, thanks! C. I’m fine with that, be interesting to see if you like one team much better by Sept. D. 5. Ha

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      • Ante Galic says:
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        @Grey: Grey!!

        Thanks, man. I liked #5 for you too.

        Btw, am I right that the season starts this year on March 20??!! How is it possible?

        Cheers,
        Ante

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        • Grey

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          It kinda starts then… There’s 2 semi-exhibition games

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          • Ante Galic says:
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            @Grey: Grey!!

            That’s crazy! Do the games count for stats? OMG, my panties are all wound up now.

            Cheers,
            Ante

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            • Grey

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              Ha, they do count

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  12. Wally Pipp says:
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    So i really like jose leclerc, but hes got an adp of like 115 (12th closer off the board) and you have him ranked 143. I feel like its gona be a struggle to get decent rp pitchers this year.

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    • bigbear says:
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      @Wally Pipp: I agree. Seems like a few teams are stockpiling the high quality arms. Basically, there’s top shelf closers but the upper-middle class has been hollowed out to some degree in the fantasy chase for saves. But I’m all in on the SAGNOF theory. And think a 140-150 is about where I’d start drafting CLs. Almost all hitters (no C) and 3-4 SPs. So I’ll be fine with any slotted in the CL spot from Giles down to Bradley (I’m hoping for 2 of them). And then throw darts in FA as meltdowns start happening.

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  13. Jarrett says:
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    I have Adamses, Altuve , Trevor Story at middle iinf—Acuan Soto, Ozuna in the outfield.

    I saw the Palka sleeper post last spot on a 14 team dynasty Palka or Schoop?

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    • Grey

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      @Jarrett: Coin flip, they’re close… You can keep Schoop and get back Palka easier prolly

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  14. JAscher says:
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    In Grey we trust…

    Why is Brantley ranked so low? He was great last year…I know new setting, new team, just wondering though.

    Thoughts on not keeping him in the 15th round of a 27 round draft,. Even though I just traded him for a 15th round after trading mine away in a mega deal for Marquez and Baez.

    And I’ve been hungry waiting for my $12 salads, despite them just being salads. Please be the donkey corn and deliver…my absolute favorite post to read

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    • knucks says:
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      @JAscher: Grey is never down with Brantley, he’s been consistent with that through the years. But I agreed, I had added him off the wire in April in an OBP league last year and he was great.

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    • Cram It says:
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      @JAscher: Lack of projected ABs, I reckon.

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    • Grey

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      @JAscher: He was solid last year, I’m not drafting him this year — A 15th round keeper sounds fine for him, not sure of your options tho

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  15. The Two Towers says:
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    14-Team H2H OBP Keep 6 Forever League;

    Stanton/Rizzo for Correa/Rendon

    Considering this trade before our draft. I’m in good position to compete this year with extra draft picks and the other guy is looking long term. My other keepers are Trea, Judge, Mondesi, and Strasburg.

    Which side do you like and how close is it? Would be fun having Judge and Stanton on the same team.

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  16. Wally Pipp says:
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    My point about leclerc is if i wait til pick 115 ish to take a rp which i normally do, if leclerc adp is 115, and hes going as the 12th closer off the board, the next best options look weak. So if i start there and miss leclerc, the next rp you have ranked after leclerc are:
    Alvarado-rays about to resign romo
    Givens- 4+ era and no lock
    Knebel- 16 sv in 57 gms with hader there 2018
    Archie bradley- is he even the closer (or even a RP this year)?
    Cody allen- 4.7 era last year
    Vizcaino- seems like a committee with Minter
    Shane green- lol
    Andrew miller -setup / high leverage role likely
    Yada yada

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  17. Ben says:
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    Trying to figure out my keepers in a 10-team 5×5 obp league, 4 OFs, 1 IF, 10 Ps.

    My options are:
    Albies – $2
    Soto – $4
    Haniger – $2
    Chapman – $1
    Profar – $1
    Hader – $3
    Severino – $1
    Flaherty – $4
    Taillon – $8

    I’m pretty set on Severino, Flaherty, Albies, Soto, and Haniger. I’ve been thinking Chapman and either Hader or Taillon as my last two. Wondering how you would approach.

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    • Cram It says:
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      @Ben: I’d keep all of them. They’re all cheap as hell.

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    • Grey

      Grey says:
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      @Ben: Taillon, tho no idea how many you keep in total

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      • Ben says:
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        @Grey:

        Whoops, forgot to say it’s a 7 keeper max.

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  18. The Great Knoche says:
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    Kingery and Nicky Delmonico not in the top500? Blasphemy!

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      • The Great Knoche says:
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        @Grey: I know. 506 and 517. Had to pick on something.

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        • Grey

          Grey says:
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          Ha, you Pipp you!

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          • The Great Knoche says:
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            @Grey: A-A-ron Judge is my hero!

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  19. Chinzy says:
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    Hey Grey.

    I am debating on my last keeper between Springer, Albies and Merrifield.

    This is a keep forever so usually i lean towards the younger age guy (Albies) but I am also a big Springer fan…

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  20. Brian says:
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    Thanks Grey As always appreciate it

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  21. big league choo says:
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    10 team dynasty h2h 5×5 obp

    My marte/freddy peralta for his khris davis/forrest whitley

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  22. big league choo says:
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    10 team dynasty h2h 5×5 obp

    My marte/freddy peralta for his khris davis/forrest whitley

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  23. Roger Dorn says:
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    Good ish ! Which three out of this crew would you keep? 12-team roto (Round Draft Pick forfeited)

    Mookie (2nd Round)
    Story (7th)
    Bellinger (16th)
    Vlad Jr (19th)
    Dahl (23rd)

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    • bigbear says:
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      @Roger Dorn: Depends on how long you can keep them. But Mookie, Story, Vlad. Can see an argument for either of the others depending if there are keeper restrictions though.

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      • Roger Dorn says:
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        Keep forever, round forfeited moves up 1 each year

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  24. Five-on-One says:
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    Hey Grey – Thanks for all the work you do and free content you provide. Rarely a morning goes by where you fail to get a laugh or smile out of me. But there’s something I don’t understand. You say about The Foaming Lips tier (SP) that if they make it to around 50 overall, or under $30, then you’d happily draft one. However, the Grey dollar values for these guys start at $20 and go down from there. What am I missing?

    I do use your values as a guide at my auction, and I think this issue reared its head last year for me. As a result, all the best pitchers went for significantly more than the Grey Values. The prices did not catch up until I ended up with Sonny Gray for $13. Now, due to some excellent advice, I also ended up with Corbin, Snell, Bauer and Wacha, and won my league going away. But I’m not sure that is repeatable.

    I don’t like to spend too much more than the expected return on a player at auction. How do I (we) reconcile the Grey Values with the need to get a decent starter with the statement that you would spend significantly more than the Grey Value on certain players?

    Sorry for the long, rambling message.

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    • Grey

      Grey says:
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      @Five-on-One: No problem! Can go above $20 on them to get one… Merely ballpark figures — You’re better off thinking of pitching as around $80 total to spend… One SP for $20-ish, one for $15-ish, 3 for around $10, one flyer, but need RPs too

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      • Frank the tank says:
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        @Grey: so basically what you recommend is spending approx 30% of your budget on pitching ($80 of a $260 budget) even though pitching makes up approx 40% of the roster (6 SP and 3 RP on a 23 man roster). Does that make sense? Great question by fiveonone, and somethkng ive wondered about as well. And again, thanks Grey. Love the material you put out.

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        • Grey

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          180/80 is pretty standard… Sometimes I go as low as $70

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          • Frank the tank says:
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            @Grey: cool, thanks grey

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            • Grey

              Grey says:
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              No problem

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  25. branta says:
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    Great work as always, Grey. Are the RCLs going to be on Fantrax again this year?

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  26. Tom says:
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    At first glance the most out of whack ranking to me is Maikel Franco at 515, not sure what’s built into that. Perhaps the idea that the Phillies will acquire Machado, and Machado plays third. Otherwise, seems criminally low for a 26 yr. old that has hit 20 or more homers 3 straight years, and struck out in less than 15% of his abs last year.

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  27. OaktownSteve says:
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    You must be super bummed you didn’t win any fantasy baseball writing awards.

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      • BJFOHOHL says:
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        @Grey: HAHAHAHAHAHA!

        Mediocre content pays for accolades!

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        • Grey

          Grey says:
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          Yeah, precisely… Really a bunch of shysters

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          • BJFOHOHL says:
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            @Grey: since this started with an Oaktown comment. Remember that one time Oaktown went into a room full of “perts” and told each and every one what was wrong with their game.

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              • BJFOHOHL says:
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                @Grey: damn, this is just kicking off memories of all the tools of twitter who talk about the awards and have their membership a part of their profile.

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                • Grey

                  Grey says:
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                  Ha, yeah, what a jizzoke

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                  • Grey

                    Grey says:
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                    As the old Groucho Marx joke goes, I don’t want to be a member of a club that would have me

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    • Grey

      Grey says:
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      @OaktownSteve: BTW, someone commented on the top 100 starters they were also at the grocery convention

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      • Grey

        Grey says:
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        Razzball’s never been nominated for anything ever bc we don’t pay $400/year to be

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        • FrankGrimes says:
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          @Grey:

          So it’s like buying your own star on the walk of “fame”?

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          • Grey

            Grey says:
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            Totally, but more disingenuous

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            • Mike

              Mike says:
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              I’d like to thank God and myself for this award.

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  28. Skip Mcgillicuddy says:
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    Grey, trade question. Was offered Moustakis for Upton
    Points league:
    H 1
    1B 1
    2B 2
    3B 3
    HR 4
    SB 2
    RBI 2
    R 1
    BB 2
    TB 1

    12 team, 12 keeper. So far I’m keeping (Freeman, Correa, Segura, Encarnacion, Judge, Hoskins, Upton, Pham, Severino, Syndergaard, Flaherty, Buehler)

    Don’t want to trade for Moose and he signs in SD. That’s a nightmare. Thanks man

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  29. Matty says:
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    Love the draft this, not that video.
    Another interesting tool idea that I probably won’t be getting around to making but I’ll think about making is something that allows you to input a player and see all of those players who are projected for give-or-take the same stat lines.
    Non sequitur- does the Razz community have any comedy show suggestions that have been flying under the radar? We just finished Sex Education and enjoyed it but now need a new show to not talk during dinner.
    Thanks.

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    • Mike

      Mike says:
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      Derry Girls is really funny IMHO.

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      • Grey

        Grey says:
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        @Mike: Oh yeah? Never heard of it, will have to check it out

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        • Mike

          Mike says:
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          It takes a minute to get used to the thick Irish accents, but yeah I loved it.

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          • Grey

            Grey says:
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            Sounds like I’ll need subtitles for it

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    • Grey

      Grey says:
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      @Matty: Thanks! I love Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt — Interesting idea for a tool, closest I think is our trade evaluator

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    • FrankGrimes says:
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      @Matty:

      Peep Show is definitely under the radar.

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      • Matty says:
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        @FrankGrimes:
        Thanks guys. Loved Peep Show and just finished up the last of Kimmy. I’ll check out Derry Girls.
        If you haven’t watched Sex Education, add that to the queue.

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  30. bigbear says:
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    I like Trea and Story a bunch this year. My league does have 2 Util spots. So in theory they could fit. What do you guys think of going SS in the 1st and 2nd? Assuming guys like Stanton, Judge and Goldy are gone. Think I’ll go Judge if all of them are available…

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    • Grey

      Grey says:
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      @bigbear: I don’t love it, tbh, but I could see it this year

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      • bigbear says:
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        @Grey: Yeah… That’s where I’m at too. I’m definitely taking Story over Freeman. So that’s the dividing line imo. Trea/Story would provide a higher floor for everything the rest of the draft. I wouldn’t have to chase HR or SB much either. And maybe a nice trade chip if the right deal comes along. I may have talked myself into Story even if Judge/Stanton are available!

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        • Grey

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          Especially since Trea and Story do opposite things, if you said Trea and Mondesi, I’d say meh

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  31. InferiorHippo says:
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    Hey Grey!

    I’m struggling with my last couple of keepers. In a H2H 10 player Dynasty keep 15 players per year for max of 5 years at a time (if a player is dropped they start 5 years again.) Number next to a player is how many years I have them left. What do you think?

    Top 11 keepers
    Trout (2), Acuna (4), JD Martinez(2), Lindor (2), Mondesi(4) Verlander (2) Trevor Bauer (4) Buehler (4) Eugenio Suarez (4) Matt Olson (3) Tim Anderson (4)

    Who would be your last 4?
    Kimbrel (2) Roberto Osuna (2) Piscotty (4) Peralta (4) Sal Perez (3) Eduardo Escobar (4)

    Thank you!

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  32. FrankGrimes says:
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    Patricia Arquette was such an idiot!

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      • FrankGrimes says:
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        @Grey:

        For sure. But I want an alternate ending
        where she picks them up so they can kill her. Haha.

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        • Grey

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          Haha, it’s a true story

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  33. Crime Dog says:
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    Fantastic stuff, thanks Grey!

    General question for you. You always have certain guys you’re way higher on than ADP for good reason. What’s your strategy during the draft for these guys? For example momdesi you have 20, let’s say his ADP is 80 (just making that up). Are you drafting him at 20 every single time or maybe waiting until 50 because you think you can wait and still get him. Same for luchessi, you have him 100 ADP is let’s say 200. You grabbing him at 100 every time or maybe splitting the difference and trying to wait until 150 to get a better value?

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    • Grey

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      Thanks! I think you have to be somewhat familiar with ADP, if a guy is being drafted around 80 overall, you don’t really have to jump on him until around 50-60 overall

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  34. Cohen says:
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    Grey, draft strategy question
    I got 6 th pick in 12 teamer
    Thinkin i can get Yelich/Acuna/Rizzo first 3 picks
    At #43 i was going to go Segura but if Hoskins is there i thought about using him at 1B/3B once he is shortly eligible.
    So Hoskins or Segura at #43?

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  35. Charlie says:
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    Grey, you are amazing!!

    My league is a 6×5 (including ops) 10 team, h2h, Yahoo league. I’m trying to use your rankings and take the pitchers out and add them to @Rudy Gamble 6×6 OPS Yahoo rankings. But I’m not sure what size league your rankings are geared towards, 10 team or 12 team? Also, what salary cap are you using? 260? And what split are you giving the hitters to pitchers, 67/33?

    I’m trying to figure out what math formula I need to use to deflate/inflate @Rudy Gamble hitters so that the $ value between his hitters and your pitchers is comparing apples to apples. Your pitchers and his 6×6 Yahoo 10 team ops hitters would be a perfect set of rankings for me.

    Thanks!

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    • Grey

      Grey says:
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      Thanks! I use my rankings up until about 15 team deep… $260 — 180/80-ish

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      • Charlie says:
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        @Grey:

        Thank you Grey!!!

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        • Grey

          Grey says:
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          No problem

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    • grey’s $ are based on 12-team and are around 67/33. to convert his SP $ to 10-team, multiply the $ by 0.95 and subtract 1.33.

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      • Charlie says:
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        @Rudy Gamble:

        Thank you, Rudy!

        Which option would be best for me?

        1. Take Grey’s SP’s $ amount and multiply it by 0.95 and subtract 1.33, and then combine them with Yahoo 10 team 6×6 OPS

        or

        2. Take the hitters in Yahoo 10 team 6×6 OPS and multiply their $ amount by 0.94 and then subtract 1.4, and then combine them with Grey’s pitchers

        Both options seem to be deflating the $ amount. In option 1 you’re deflating Grey’s pitchers, but in option 2 you’re deflating the hitters in Yahoo 10 team 6×6 OPS. Earlier in the week you suggested I deflate the hitters but then today I thought I’d ask once Grey’s 500 came out. I’d like to combine Grey’s pitchers with your Yahoo 6×6 OPS for 10 teamers, but not sure which $ numbers to deflate, Grey’s pitchers or your hitters? Can you please let me know which of the two options above would be best to achieve this?

        Thanks!!

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        • the 6×6 are 12-team too so combine them all and then apply that $ adjustment to all of it. if it’s just a snake draft, you can ignore the last part.

          then there’s one other catch. if it is 6×5, hitters are worth a little more. it’s a judgment call though if you want to move off 67/33 hit/pitch split.

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          • Charlie says:
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            @Rudy Gamble:

            What do you mean combine and apply that $ adjustment? Do you mean use both of my options above and deflate both the hitters and pitchers?

            You then say ignore the last part. Do you mean since it’s a snake draft ignore deflating the hitters and just deflate Grey’s pitchers?

            Yes, my league is a 6×5, including ops, Yahoo, 10 team, snake draft.

            Since it’s a snake draft you’re saying just deflate Grey’s pitchers and keep the 6×6 OPS hitters $ value the same?

            If that’s the case the number one hitter in 6×6 Yahoo 10 OPS is Trout. His value is 64.5. Grey’s number one pitcher is Scherzer at $28. If you then deflate Scherzer’s $ number (28 * 0.95) – 1.33 = 25.27.

            Is that correct? The number one hitter is rated 64.5 and the number one pitcher is rated 25.27? That’s a crazy disparity. That’s almost 3x value or $40 between the two.

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          • Charlie says:
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            @Rudy Gamble:

            Rudy, my apologies but I think I misread your reaponse.

            You are saying BOTH Grey’s pitching rankings and the Yahoo 6×6 OPS rankings are based on a 12 team league. Bc BOTH are based on a 12 team league there is no need to inflate or deflate either $ amounts on either rankings.

            I should combine Grey’s pitching with the Yahoo 6×6 OPS and sort by $ to give me my desired rankings of Yahoo 6×5, 10 team, h2h rankings.

            Am I correct? Sorry for the confusion. Thanks!

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            • yes. just download them both, sort by $, and you should be all set.

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              • Charlie says:
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                @Rudy Gamble:

                Perfect. Thank you so much!

                It’s crazy though how much of a disparity there is between Trout and Scherzer. Trout is $65 and Scherzer is $28. We’ll see where Scherzer falls in on overall rankings once I merge the two rankings. I only used Trout and Scherzer in my example bc they’re both the number one ranked player for hitters and pitchers.

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                • yahoo is weird b/c it’s only 10 hitters. i’m conditioned for 13 or 14 hitters (1 or 2 C). it’s 8 vs 9 pitchers but you can always swap pitchers in/out. so putting 67% of $ into hitters and then only starting 10 really drives up the values of premium hitters.

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                  • Charlie says:
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                    @Rudy Gamble:

                    That makes sense. Not only is it 10 starting hitters and 8 starting pitchers (both sp and rp), but my league is 6×5 (including ops) so you’re right. Hitters are extremely more valuable, thus justifying the large gap in $ value between hitters and pitchers. Makes total sense now. Thanks for helping my light bulb go off!

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                    • cool. also worth noting that grey always undervalues the top 5 pitchers or based on his preference of never taking SPs in first two rounds (i’m said to undervalue catchers in my model though my values tend to mirror ADP more than most $ calculators). grey’s values tend to mirror the market investment in SPs after the first 5 or so.

  36. TC says:
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    Whoever is #573 must be pissed…

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    • Grey

      Grey says:
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      It’s about to be Jorge Alfaro if Realmuto is traded to the Phils

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  37. primetime says:
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    Grey,

    10 team keeper league (total of 70 players kept)

    Would you accept a 2nd rd and 4th rd pick for Luis Severino?

    If I were to move Luis my team would be below.

    My current staff
    Scherzer
    Verlander
    Bauer

    Rizzo
    Lindor
    Rendon
    Bellinger

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    • Grey

      Grey says:
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      I don’t love Severino this year

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  38. BJFOHOHL says:
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    I’m halfway through season 2 of Vikings. I would like to give you some words to chew on… Lots of blood, orgies, human sacrifices, hallucinogens, wife sharing, crucifixion.

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    • Grey

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      I think I need to get in on this… Last night I watched a doc that’s nominated for an Oscar, Minding the Gap, it was really good… On Hulu, if you have

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      • BJFOHOHL says:
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        @Grey: I haven’t heard mind the gap in a long time. You should know what I’m talking about

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        • Grey

          Grey says:
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          Yeah, I might hear it next October, thinking about a tripski

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          • BJFOHOHL says:
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            @Grey: I’m jelly. But at the same time its a totally different world over there

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            • Grey

              Grey says:
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              I know, I wonder if Benny Hill’s birthplace is still a national landmark

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              • BJFOHOHL says:
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                @Grey: I just bowed my head in a moment of silence.

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                • Grey

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                  Then ran around in fast motion in ladies undergarments

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                  • BJFOHOHL says:
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                    @Grey: that’s my morning cardio routine

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                    • Grey

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                      HA!

      • LenFuego says:
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        @Grey: Holy moly, Grey, I watched the same documentary last night at our weekly movie night with about seven other people. Heyyyyy, wait a minute, one of them brought a guest … your real name isn’t Jacqueline, is it?

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      @BJFOHOHL: The first 3 (or so) seasons were really good. Then I lost interest after that. I heard that season 6 (this year) is the final season. Maybe I’ll finish it up when the last episode is done.

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    • LenFuego says:
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      @BJFOHOHL: I have watched the whole Vikings series. I am mixed about it …. about 60% is really good, but about 40% is kind of boring. For one thing, there is a magical surrealism element (e.g., with an oracle/seer) that kind of makes my eyes roll.

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  39. Worm Turner says:
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    Which do you prefer over the next few years in a H2H linear points keeper?
    Renfroe, Laureano, Piscotty- all can be kept for a dollar.
    Leaning Renfroe due to power and multi position eligibility (LF/RF), have Belly at CF.

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    • Grey

      Grey says:
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      Piscotty… If you’re feeling Renfroe, I wouldn’t stand in your way

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      • Worm Turner says:
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        @Grey: Thanks, saw you had him ahead for this year, but was curious about the future.
        Always look forward to January Gray’s daily nuggets, it’s like an advent calendar for us atheists that are fantasy obsessed, so glad baseball is almost here- really appreciate the immense amount of work that must go into this.

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  40. Buzz says:
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    What are your thoughts about Brad Keller? He had a good secpnd half.

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    • Joey Jo Jo Jr Shabadoo says:
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      @Buzz: AL only streamer (or owned if say a 12 team AL only). really weak streamer in 16 team leagues if say 6-7 SP are owned. at least this was true last year in my leagues of that description.

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  41. Duda Want to Build a Snowman? says:
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    Alfaro to MIA make things interesting for him? Hard to imagine him competing for ABs or having any difficulty getting in the middle of the lineup-ish . . .

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    • Grey

      Grey says:
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      If he’s traded too, it’s great… If not, he’s done

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      • Duda Want to Build a Snowman? says:
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        @Grey: He’s the second piece (of 3) in the deal, seem pretty locked now.

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    • Grey

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      Oh nice! I see Alfaro is included potentially

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      • Duda Want to Build a Snowman? says:
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        @Grey: Yeah, something like that. Sounds like they’re arguing about the 3rd piece but are otherwise good to go (meaning Alfaro to MIA, 95%). Would love a little Jansen / Alfaro type combo in 2C leagues!

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        • Grey

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          I like it!

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  42. Dr Sauce says:
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    Good day sir,
    Seeking some keeper league assistance …
    ESPN, 6 man keep forever, 5X5, 12 team, head to head, starting lineup = 1b, 2b, SS, 3b, C, 5 OF, 1 utility (any position), 5 SP’s and 4 RP’s. We don’t use corner infielder or middle infielder
    Options: Betts, Acuna, Bryant, Bellinger, Benintendi, Rizzo, and Bauer
    I had planned to keep the 6 bats, however I have warmed to the idea of keeping Bauer.
    Who are your 6?
    All opinions are greatly appreciated.
    Thanks Grey and razzball community!

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      • Dr Sauce says:
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        @Grey:
        Thanks for confirmation, that’s the way I was leaning as well.
        Cheers

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        • Grey

          Grey says:
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          No problem

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  43. Dave D says:
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    For the first time in awhile I found no humor in a Grey post.

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    • Grey

      Grey says:
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      Damn, tough crowd

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      • Dave D says:
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        @Grey:

        Actually it was a backhanded complement. Not everyone feels like fantasy baseball-ing is your greatest talent. Get it yet? You could probably write about gymnastics and be entertaining. Hopefully we will never find out though.

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        • Grey

          Grey says:
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          Ha, thanks, man!

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  44. Gator says:
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    Does Realmuto playing in Philly change his numbers much? Where would he drop down to in the rankings?

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    • Grey

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      Drop down? The lineup is better, I will go over him in the catchers’ rankings when the trade is finalized

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      • primetime says:
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        @Grey: Exactly. Love to know where Realmuto is going to bat. I am from Philly and this is a great trade. A catcher that can catch. Harper by next week, playing right field. STUPID Money

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        • Grey

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          Stupid money!

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  45. Jeff says:
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    Did I miss something along the way, you have Nick Senzel (42 3b) listed at #219 ahead of your 3b from ranking #26 thru 31

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    • Grey

      Grey says:
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      I’ll look at it, might’ve been a typo by me

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      • Grey

        Grey says:
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        Oh, I know, bc he was announced as having lead for CF job in Cincy… I think I just forgot to switch him in 3B… Will correct

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      • Jeff says:
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        @Grey: initially I do believe you had him ranked at #42 or am I just getting older by the day? thanks for the great work you do for us

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        • Grey

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          No problem, you’re right, I moved him up last week… Usually I write an update, but I was in the middle of doing other rankings, so I just moved him

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  46. the tone ranger says:
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    Good stuff man.
    Which SIX out of this crew would you keep?
    12-team H2H, keep forever (Round Draft Pick forfeited)

    Mookie (1st)
    Arenado (2nd)
    Altuve (3rd)
    G. Cole (4th)
    Bauer (7th)
    Shaw (24th)
    Shaw (24th)
    Conforto (27th)
    Muncy (27th)
    Tim Anderson (27th)
    Darvish (27th)

    Thanks!

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    • Grey

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      Mookie (1st)
      Arenado (2nd)
      Altuve (3rd)
      G. Cole (4th)
      Bauer (7th)
      Conforto

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      • the tone ranger says:
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        @Grey: sorry I goofed. machado was supposed to be in there as an 8th. I imagine that he would be in over someone else. Who would you bump? and youd take altuve at 3 over shaw or muncy late?
        thanks again

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        • Grey

          Grey says:
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          Yeah, lose Conforto I guess

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        • Grey

          Grey says:
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          And take Altuve bc you want to win this year

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          • the tone ranger says:
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            @Grey: ok got it, thanks

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            • Grey

              Grey says:
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              No problem

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  48. Dave D says:
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    I’m going to suggest two modifications:

    Yoenis Cespedes AB: 0 R: 0 HR: 0 RBI:0 BA: .000

    Nate Karns: IP: 0 K: 0 W: 0 ERA: 0.00 WHIP: 0.00

    Thanks. I feel better now.

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  49. RoarOf84 says:
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    In a 10-team, h2h categories league where each team can keep up to 6 players without penalty.

    I was thinking about selling Sale to acquire Buehler. I figure that we’d probably do some swap of draft picks as well. My thinking is that I’d like to acquire Buehler before he makes the leap into the very top tier of SPs.

    If the other guy is willing to go for it, is this a good move? Am I selling Sale too early or getting Buehler too soon?

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    • Grey

      Grey says:
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      I wouldn’t

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  50. Nick Markakis says:
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    I took a script writing course in Hollywood with the chick at 1:06 in the video at the top.

    Greyt stuff, as always.

    This site is so good that I keep it a secret from my friends.

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    • Grey

      Grey says:
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      Haha, that’s hilarious!

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  51. And Now the Jon Lovitz Dancers! says:
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    this might’ve been asked by somebody else lately after the 1st base post (or before it) but bour/pujols projections don’t really include the idea that otani will be stealing at bats from them or am i wrong?

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    • Grey

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      Ohtani’s a DH only, can’t throw

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      • And Now the Jon Lovitz Dancers! says:
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        @Grey: i know that part, what i’m saying is when otani is playing one of bour/otani/pujols will sit everyday and likely get at most 1 at bat that game. not sure if that’s reflected in the at bats for pujols/bour. clearly bour is benched vs most lefties most of the time (till pujols gets hurt anyway)

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        • Grey

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          Oh, yeah… Let’s see I have Bour for 461 ABs, Rudy’s got him for 375ish — so I might be high there — Pujols I have for 509, Rudy’s got 375ish — So, yeah, you’re likely right, I’ve doled too many ABs out to them — can’t see knocking them any lower in the standings tho

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          • And Now the Jon Lovitz Dancers! says:
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            @Grey: that pujols 375 is probably low enough to make up for this. i just won bour in a 30 man league and nearly forgot about otani at the time. he was still cheap enough, esp if pujols gets hurt at any time (which he just will or prove crappy)

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            • Grey

              Grey says:
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              Not sure if it’s clear how any of it will shake out… Pujols might only get 175 ABs and Bour gets 500

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  52. Bitter Beerface says:
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    Grey,

    Easy to nitpick a few things here. First of all, it’s incredibly misleading to make people count higher than is indicated in your title. Yesterday, you said top 100, and I learned how to count to 100, then I didn’t understand what Yasiel Puig was doing there, sneak preview? I dunno. Today, Top 500, I’m like “Ok, baby steps”, and then what do you have, like 689 or something? I CAN’T BE LEARNING ALL THESE NEW NUMBERS!!!

    And then I’m used to my baby’s nanna reading your fabulous blurbs to me every morning. But today, she’s just reading statistics to me. And I had heard like the whole top 250 already (I CAN ONLY COUNT), so the blurbs weren’t funny today. But I fell asleep in her giant bosom so all’s right in the world.

    Anyway, you busted your behind, we should all buy you a daiquiri or boba tea or whatever you’re into these days, and CHEERS! Great work, great rankings. You know I’m on the same wavelength with Acuña top 5, AL Central pitching bias, etc. Tut tut and with haste, send Grey a beverage!

    CONGRATU-SNOOOOOOOORE (as dictated by Bitter Beerface)

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    • Grey

      Grey says:
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      Haha, thanks, BB!

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      • Bitter Beerface says:
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        @Grey: Alright, bought Cougs a Boba tea as well. Here’s hoping Velasquez doesn’t kill your marriage! Best of luck this year!

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        • Grey

          Grey says:
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          Haha, you too! Thanks!

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  53. FrankGrimes says:
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    MLB changing the “disabled” list name…
    Three batter minimum for pitchers…
    NL with the DH…

    thoughts?

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    • Grey

      Grey says:
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      Wait, WUT? DH in NL hasn’t been finalized has it?

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      • FrankGrimes says:
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        @Grey:
        Not yet…

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    • Fundle Bundle Life says:
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      @FrankGrimes: 3 batter minimum is completely garbage. it’s like disallowing check raising in poker, just completely monkeying around with strategy. i can see literally nobody in baseball wanting this idea at all (certainly not pitchers, and REALLY not managers)
      – DH isn’t any better or worse than it’s ever been. clearly players union would want it, it gives more money to more people in their union.

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      • Grey

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        Did these go through or proposed?

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        • Fundle Bundle Life says:
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          @Grey: not that i heard about, just the yearly “discussions” and i’d make a LARGE bet that 3 batter b.s. won’t go through. they ALREADY have a pitch clock in the rule books that they’ve never enforced if they are actually worried about game length (yes we’re looking at you BOS vs NYY on TV games that take probably an average of 4.5 hours, completely ridiculous pitchers just staring down batters b.s.). nobody needs to screw with the game and make up b.s. rules, just enforce the good rules you already have.

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          • Grey

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            Yeah, nothing to like about any of those new rules

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            • Fundle Bundle Life says:
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              @Grey: i do get why they worry about fans, as i’ve yet to meet one person who actually enjoys when the (mostly AL honestly, this is actually true if you check the length of games in AL vs NL) pitchers just stare at the batter for like a full minute or more before making a pitch. it’s complete garbage and they never should’ve had to wait until they are losing TV viewers to figure out how stupid that is. they’ve for decades or more had rule for that stuff.

              – i CAN think of exactly one type of person who does like that, the announcers IF they are being paid by the hour.

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              • Grey

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                Agreed, but it’s crazy to change the rule now, after teams have more or less set their lineups for next year… This is kinda thing you need a full year to prepare for, not that the Marlins are going to add someone to DH

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  54. A2K says:
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    It’s the most wonderful time of the year.

    Where do I send Boba funding?

    [email protected]?

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  55. Scott Kimmel says:
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    Grey,

    I just got a trade offer.

    I give up Lorenzo Cain ($5), and Francisco Mejia ($5)
    And I get Corey Kluber ($29)

    Thoughts?

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    • Grey

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      Works for me

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  56. Scott Kimmel says:
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    Before I agree. This is what my OF looks like: Cain, Enciarte, , Hamilton, Adam Jones, Markakis, Piscotty, and Reddick. Would you still make the deal?

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    • Grey

      Grey says:
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      Looks ok for a 15 team league

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  57. Scott Kimmel says:
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    its a 10 team league.

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    • Grey

      Grey says:
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      Then not so good

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      • Scott Kimmel says:
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        Why not so good?

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        • Fundle Bundle Life says:
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          @Scott Kimmel:
          1. why would you need 7 OF (maybe you do, do you start 6 of them, but even then you should drop one of these).
          2. markakis, jones and probably red dick don’t need to be owned in a 10 teamer, and it’s not good for cain to be your OF 1 in a 10 team either (this answers the actual question here).

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          • Scott Kimmel says:
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            the draw back is I need SP . I have 8 UT spots

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            • Fundle Bundle Life says:
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              @Scott Kimmel: UT meaning hitters? if you don’t start all of those OF drop for SP. if it’s a h2h league even more true. might as well just say how many hitters you are starting rather than just saying it’s a “10 teamer”. it’s possible you start so many hitters that you are really in the effective depth of like a 14-16 teamer. if that’s true then those OF are ownable.

              saying “10 teamer” sets up assumptions about starting hitter amounts.

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              • Scott Kimmel says:
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                Grey,

                I said no to the deal.

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                • Grey

                  Grey says:
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                  Prolly for the best

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                  • Scott Kimmel says:
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                    i kept getting outbid on big name outfielders and i lost all the good ones there is no one else. Can u suggest someone that i can get that would be worth it

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                    • Fundle Bundle Life says:
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                      @Scott Kimmel: do you think he can read your league’s players tab here? name the options.

  58. Peacecoast says:
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    Keep Erod in round 27 or Luke Voit in 20?

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    • Peacecoast says:
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      @Peacecoast: I just like Voit ok? and with inflation due to keepers there is probably decent value in round 20.

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      • Grey

        Grey says:
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        Works for me to keep Voit, kinda same diff at those prices

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    • Grey

      Grey says:
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      Ed-Rod, close tho

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  59. i don't want to brag but i got irritable bowel syndrome says:
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    NL only with OBP over AVG, total bases added, net steals over steals, QS over wins, holds added h2h. we keep 3 at previous season’s ADP’s so it’s quite valuable to find value guys if possible that even in the next year get quite expensive that you often just throw back (damn shame i didn’t keep wheeler last year, needed the roster spot at time in finals). start 4 OF, a CI/MI, 1 util. best 3 of these:
    1. IF harper signs NL. choice
    harper (1)
    freeman (2, but becomes a 1st if harper or machado goes to AL)
    hoskins (3, but becomes a 2nd if harper/machado goes to AL)
    marte party (3)
    ryu (20)
    gone varnish (14)
    woodruff (23)
    legs mcneil (25)
    nimmo (25)
    a.frazier (25)
    sera anthony (25)
    wacha (12)

    2. which 3 if harper or machado go to AL, which would move freeman to 1 and hoskins to 2

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    • Grey

      Grey says:
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      1. I’d go top 3 2. Prolly Marte

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  60. i don't want to brag but i got irritable bowel syndrome says:
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    i’m telling you, at least one set of people believe whatever magic they pulled out of their asses on all their shitty SP last year (excepting davies) will repeat, MIL just signed tomlin.

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  61. dubjay says:
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    Hey Grey,
    My keepers are ALBIES, ARENADO, BREGMAN, SEAGER, TROUT, ACUNA, SOTO, SNELL. Probably keep Ozuna and Paxton with the other two. Would you deal Soto straight up for Freeman? Id love to have a stud first baseman but dont want to move soto. Do you think its worth it?

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  62. MR BASEBALL says:
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    M. Andújar NYY – 3B For Gallo – keeper league would you make trade

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    • MR BASEBALL says:
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      if I make the trade does it mean I lose average ever week

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  63. Brian says:
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    yo grey!

    16 team h2h 6×6 dynasty.

    C – Salvador Perez, KC
    1B – Edwin Encarnacion, SEA
    2B – Eduardo Escobar, ARI
    SS – Xander Bogaerts, BOS
    3B – Manny Machado,
    OF – George Springer, HOU
    OF – Randal Grichuk, TOR
    OF – Lewis Brinson, MIA
    UT – Jesus Aguilar, MIL
    UT – Jose Abreu, CHW
    BN – Luke Voit, NYY
    BN – Jorge Polanco, MIN
    BN – Tyler White, HOU
    BN – Niko Goodrum, DET
    DL – Gregory Polanco, PIT

    SP – Chris Sale, BOS
    SP – Justin Verlander, HOU
    SP – Charlie Morton, TB
    RP – Jose Leclerc, TEX
    RP – Shane Greene, DET
    P – Walker Buehler, LAD
    P – Nick Pivetta, PHI
    P – Ross Stripling, LAD
    BN – Sandy Alcantara, MIA
    BN – Gerrit Cole, HOU
    BN – Mychal Givens, BAL
    BN – Chad Green, NYY
    BN – Brad Peacock, HOU
    BN – Will Smith, SF
    BN – Drew Steckenrider, MIA

    Harper is on the block. Would you do either xander + buehler OR tatis+buehler+brinson OR neither?

    Thanks Grey!

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    • Grey

      Grey says:
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      I’d do Tatis deal for Harper, it’s just fair tho and could see it backfiring…

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  64. jc says:
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    I can keep 2 keepers, my first will be Story as a 15th round pick. My choices for my 2nd are Bauer as my 14th round pick or Hoskins as my 6th. Which is the better value? Head to Head league, 8×8, R, H, HR, RBI, SB, BB, AVG, OPS and W, L, SV, ER, K, ERA, WHIP, QS. 10 teams

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  65. Pickles27 says:
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    Been waiting on this! Awesome stuff. Struggling on keeper choices. 12 Team league – R, HR, RBI, SB, OBP, K, QS, SV, ERA,WHIP.

    @Gray

    We get 2 keepers. My options are the following:

    Baez in the 11th Round
    Villar in the 19th Round
    G. Cole in the 7th Round
    Benintendi in the 4th Round
    Khris Davis in the 5th Round
    Chris Sale in the 2nd

    Which 2 would you choose?

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  66. Pickles27 says:
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    Been waiting on this! Awesome stuff. Having trouble choosing keepers this year. 12 Team R, HR, RBI, OBP, SB, K, QS, SV, WHIP, ERA

    We can choose 2 Keepers. The following are my options:

    Baez in the 11th Round
    Villar in the 19th Round
    G. Cole in the 7th Round
    Benintendi in the 4th Round
    Khris Davis in the 5th Round
    Chris Sale in the 2nd Round

    Who would you keep?

    Thanks!

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