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A-Rod is healthy and ready to have a monster 2010. He finished 2009 off strong, proving that the struggles he had after returning in May from a hip injury were nothing more than rust. Batting in the heart of the Yankees line-up will offer Rodriguez ample opportunities to drive in and score runs. Rodriguez will be an elite option for runs, HR, and RBI, and will post a high enough average and steal enough bases to help your team as well. .300-115-40-125-20 in 570 AB |
Negatives/Downside:
Although always good, Rodriguez's numbers have been inconsistent through the years. For example, his 54 homeruns in 2007 were sandwiched between years of hitting 35 homeruns in both 2006 and 2008. His batting average also tends to fluctuate between good and great. Also, while A-Rod is fully recovered from his 2009 hip injury, at 34-years old he qualifies as a higher injury risk than the other elite fantasy options. .280-100-30-110-15 in 540 AB |
Analysis:
Rodriguez is a surefire first round pick in draft leagues and someone to build your offense around in auction leagues. The fact that he has the potential to be the most productive offensive player in 2010 justifies taking him with the third overall pick, but grabbing him with the fourth or fifth pick should he slip is a lot safer. Be willing to pay market value for Rodriguez, but don't go overboard. .290-105-35-120-20 in 560 AB |
| Recommended Draft Position: 3 |
Recommendation: Buy at cost |
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Longoria became one of the game's best hot corner men in 2009, and at age 24 his best years almost certainly still lie ahead. Longo is a polished hitter who has power to all fields, and certainly has the tools to hit .300 in the bigs. He will once again bat third in what projects to be one of baseball's better lineups, and more big numbers should be in store for 2010 -- and well beyond. .290-110-40-125-10 in 600 AB |
Negatives/Downside:
Longoria's on-base skills are good, not great -- and being more selective at the plate might help him to cut down on the 140 strikeouts he racked up in 2009. Like most young players, Longo may be prone to extended slumps. .275-95-30-110-5 in 580 AB |
Analysis:
If you play in a dynasty league, look no further for your third baseman than Number 3. In seasonal leagues, he's still a player to build the rest of your team around. .285-105-35-120-10 in 600 AB |
| Recommended Draft Position: 9 |
Recommendation: Buy at cost |
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Youk offers plenty of balance, which is a good thing for any fantasy team. He'll produce very good totals in average, runs, homeruns, and RBI, and he'll even steal a handful of bases. .310-100-30-105-5 in 560 AB |
Negatives/Downside:
Youk lacks the upside that some of the other players that you can grab for about the same price or at the same spot in your draft have. He is already very good, but I don't think he's going to get any better. He is a very safe pick with little upside or downside. .295-85-20-90-3 in 480 AB |
Analysis:
Hitting in the heart of the Red Sox order will guarantee Youk plenty of opportunities to drive-in and score runs. While you'll likely want to use him at third, he should qualify at first as well, giving him added flexibility. Nothing flashy, but indeed dependable. .305-95-28-100-5 in 530 AB |
| Recommended Draft Position: 39 |
Recommendation: Buy at cost |
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He may only really contribute in three categories, but his run and steals production are among the elite. .295-110-8-55-40 in 590 AB |
Negatives/Downside:
Eventually Father Time will catch up to Figgins, and he'll lose a step. There's a possibility that could happen this year, but I wouldn't count on it. He does have a poor injury history aside from 2009. .280-90-3-45-30 in 510 AB |
Analysis:
Chone Figgins is essentially Ichiro-lite. He'll hit for an excellent average and steal many bases. His run total will take a hit, as he no longer has the big bats of the Angels' line-up to knock him in. If you miss out on some of the power that resides at the hot corner, take Figgins and address power at another position. .285-100-5-50-35 in 550 AB |
| Recommended Draft Position: 64 |
Recommendation: Buy at cost |
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In his first season, Beckham could have hardly made a better impression. In 103 G with the White Sox, he showed he could hit for power, some average, and even steal a handful of bases. He is primed to build on his partial season with a great full year in 2010. Plus, in moving to 2B, he will gain two-position eligibility, increasing his value. .280-90-28-95-13 in 590 AB |
Negatives/Downside:
Young players can be unpredictable. Between the building hype and the position switch, there's a risk that it's all a little too much too soon. .260-75-20-75-8 in 500 AB |
Analysis:
It certainly looks like Beckham is ready to live up to the lofty expectations placed on him. He demonstrated that he could hit big league pitching, he plays in a good hitters' park, and he has a certain path to regular playing time. He should be a target in one-year and keeper leagues alike. .270-85-25-85-10 in 550 AB |
| Recommended Draft Position: 97 |
Recommendation: Go the extra dollar |
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Young provides an elite batting average and above average totals in all other categories. With the shallow talent pool at third base, Young could be an excellent compromise in the middle rounds. .320-95-20-75-10 in 610 AB |
Negatives/Downside:
Young lost RBI moving to the #2 hole in batting order. He is now 33 and could start losing is power and speed. .290-80-13-60-5 in 530 AB |
Analysis:
With all the power that the Rangers’ line-up boasts, Michael Young is the catalyst. Always a consistent hitter, Young sported is highest average (.322) and home run total (22) since 2005. His RBI took a big dip mainly because he was moved from third to second in the order. Young is always undervalued in drafts for some unknown reason, so he should be able to be taken at a discount. It seems like he’s been around forever, but he’s only 33 and should still have another year of top-tier play left in him. .310-90-18-70-8 in 580 AB |
| Recommended Draft Position: 98 |
Recommendation: Buy at cost |
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I am not going to even suggest that his absurd 2004 was anything more than a fluke, but if you look carefully at the rest of his career, you'll see that Beltre has the ability to put up very good numbers. Beltre often gets knocked for never coming close to reproducing his 2004 season, but that doesn't mean he still can't be a reliable offensive asset. .275-75-25-85-13 in 540 AB |
Negatives/Downside:
His upside is no longer close to what it once was, and he in fact seems to be headed toward the downside of his career. He is coming up a career lows in home runs and RBI in a full season, and never has been a reliable source in the average department. .260-65-15-68-8 in 470 AB |
Analysis:
Beltre's move to Boston should help his numbers some in 2010, but he is clearly on the way down. His upside is limited and is likely outweighed by the downside. He'll have a better season in 2010 than he did in 2009, but don't expect him to even return to more than 20 HR and 75 RBI. .270-70-20-75-10 in 500 AB |
| Recommended Draft Position: 143 |
Recommendation: Only at a discount |
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Positives/Upside:
Now hitting in an improved Orioles' line-up, Tejada should be able to score and drive in his fair share of runs. His average should remain i the .300+ range and he'll post double digit home runs. |
Negatives/Downside:
Take your pick. There's many reasons to believe that Tejada has started to slip in is offensive production. Many will point to his age as a contributing factor. Others will point to his switch to the American League, where he may not be able to keep up with the power pitching he'll see. |
Analysis:
If Miguel Tejada has retained any semblance of his quality 2009, he'll tally some RBI while helping your average. He'll be undervalued in a weak season for third basemen. |
| Recommended Draft Position: 142 |
Recommendation: Buy at cost |
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Positives/Upside:
Power is still there as evidenced by last seasons 1st half splits.
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Negatives/Downside:
Injury risk is a huge concern, as is a mediocre AVG and no speed.
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Analysis:
Crede is just 2 years removed from a 30HR season, but back problems have caused him to miss significant time the past 2 seasons. Gets a fresh start at the hot corner in Minnesota and as long as he's healthy he has a shot at duplicating last seasons 1st half stats 16HR 49RBI over a full season. |
| Recommended Draft Position: 303 |
Recommendation: Buy at cost |
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Scuatro is coming off a fantastic 2009 season in Toronto, and moves into the friendly confines of Fenway Park, and into a strong Red Sox line-up that will provide him with plenty of run scoring and RBI opportunities. 2010 should be another great season for Scutaro. |
Negatives/Downside:
Don't be fooled by Scutaro's 2009 season. He isn't that good. Plus he produced the career high filled statline, .282-100-12-60-14, batting out of the leadoff spot for the Blue Jays, but will hit at the bottom of the order in Boston. In 2010, we will go back to seeing the Marco Scutaro we got to know in his eight seasons before his big 2009. |
Analysis:
It will be interesting to see how Scutaro’s move to Boston effects his numbers. Scutaro produced his solid 2009 numbers hitting leadoff for the Blue Jays, but will hit at the bottom of the order in 2010 with the Red Sox. Comparing Scutaro’s 2009 season to his 2010 season will be an interesting analysis on the importance of where a player bats in the batting order vs. the overall quality of the lineup he bats in. .270-85-10-60-10 in 575 at bats |
| Recommended Draft Position: 219 |
Recommendation: Only at a discount |
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The Giants were desperate for offense this offseason, so they decided to take a chance on DeRosa. He has been a consistent source of offensive production the past two season, and should continue that trend while batting in the middle of the Giants' order in 2010. He pounded 23 homeruns last season, while collecting 78 runs and 78 RBI. |
Negatives/Downside:
DeRosa's late career power surge was a nice surprise, but don't expect it to continue. He's 35 and moving into a distinct pitcher's park. Furthermore, the Giants offense will be better, but still poor. Furthermore, after his career season in 2008, DeRosa started what is sure to be a swift decline in 2009. Expect that decline to continue in 2010. He has all the makings of being a bust. |
Analysis:
DeRosa's 2008 and 2009 seasons are a lock to be the two best of his career. I don't see him being a complete bust in 2010, but he won't match his 2009 totals, and certainly not his 2008 totals. .265-75-15-75-3 in 520 at bats |
| Recommended Draft Position: 228 |
Recommendation: Only at a discount |
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Gordon is a true mystery, insomuch as his talent should have come thorugh by now. If you can catch him in a break out year, Gordon has the ability to mash 20+ HR and swipe 15 bags. |
Negatives/Downside:
His downside is basically everything he's done to this point in his career. He'll kill your average and could possibly ruin your season at the corner infield position. |
Analysis:
Gordon gets another season at the hot corner to prove he actually has talent, but it's unlikely that he'll ever actualize his abilities. Even if he can find his power stroke, Gordon's average will sink your team. |
| Recommended Draft Position: 215 |
Recommendation: Buy at cost |
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Positives/Upside:
Huff has proven that he has the ability to post 30 plus homerun and 100 plus RBI seasons. 2009 was a down season for Huff, but he has already shown the ability to bounce back after mediocre seasons. In 2007 he hit just .280 with 15 homeruns and 72 RBI. He bounced back to hit .304 with 32 longballs and 108 RBI in 2008. Huff will be a fixture in the heart of the Giants order and is a good candidate to bounce back in 2010. |
Negatives/Downside:
He is far too inconsistent to be relied on, and is coming off of his worst season since he became an everyday starter. At 32, the best is behind him, and we may struggle to improve on what was a disatorous 2009. He moves into a offensively challenged line-up that plays its home games in one of the league's best pitcher's parks. It all adds up to another disappointing season for Huff in 2010. |
Analysis:
The Giants were so desperate to add some power to their offense that they brought in the inconsistent Huff to bat in the middle of their order. Huff really is a huge wildcard. He could put up another season with close to 30 homeruns and a .300 average, or have a season that mirrors his disappointing 2009. I am looking for him to fall somewhere in the middle. .275-70-20-85-0 in 550 at bats |
| Recommended Draft Position: 264 |
Recommendation: Only at a discount |
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Positives/Upside:
Potential. If Wood can harness some if his ability, he's a threat to hit around .285 and swat 20 HR. |
Negatives/Downside:
He's never done anything at the big league level. |
Analysis:
Wood is full of potential and now, finally, gets a chance to play every day in LA. In the minors Wood has been an all-star but has faltered in every opportunity in the big league. If he can translate some of his minor league success into major league league success, he'll be a good value |
| Recommended Draft Position: 272 |
Recommendation: Buy at cost |
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Positives/Upside:
Inge has always had power, which he demonstrated with 27 HR in 2009. If you can absorb the hit in batting average, Inge offers value as a late round power source. |
Negatives/Downside:
If Inge doesn't hit HRs, he won't do much to help your team. Alarmingly, his HR/FB leaped to 13.6%, way above his career mark of 8.3%. This represents a major warning sign that Inge's HR total won't approach the late twenties again. His career average is .236 and he hardly ever steals. |
Analysis:
We've all been there. It's late in the draft, you look at your roster and see your offense is still lacking in firepower. It's worth taking a look at Inge. Even if he doesn't hit 27 HR again, he should be good for decent power production, to go along with a bad average and few steals. .230-65-18-65-1 in 550 AB |
| Recommended Draft Position: 273 |
Recommendation: Buy at cost |
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Sneaky speed and excellent baserunning skills. Decent on-base skills and good minor league contact rates. .275-75-10-65-25. 550ABs |
Negatives/Downside:
Major league strikeout rates much higher than minor league numbers. He adjusted well after the first month of 2009, but it remains a question whether he can hit major league pitchers. Little power and questionable average along with a weak context hitting near the bottom of the Oakland lineup. .255-50-5-45-10. 425ABs |
Analysis:
Because his number in 2008 and 2009 are split between different teams on different levels, a lot of people aren't aware that Pennington stole 31 bases in 115 games in 2008 and then 34 between triple-A and The Show last year. That's too bad because the former Aggie is a terrific baserunner if not a prototypical burner. He can also play all over the field and play well.
What is less good is that people may take away from Pennington's four home runs that he has some kind of pop in his bat and that, as of now, is unlikely to be the case. He's a smallish player and there are no secondary numbers to back up an immediate hope for additional dingers. He's probably not a tremendous on-base player, but he gets on base better than league average and should score runs if the context in Oakland allows.
Pennington loses his multi-position eligibility in most leagues, which hurts his value. But he is still usable in MI leagues and a low end SS in larger formats due to his speed. .275-65-7-50-25. 475ABs |
| Recommended Draft Position: 276 |
Recommendation: Buy at cost |
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Izturis can help in all offensive categories, but needs the at bats to make an impact. |
Negatives/Downside:
Playing time. He can't put up the stats if he doesn't play. |
Analysis:
Izturis looks like he'll come off the bench this season but can have instant value if there's injury in the Angels' infield or Brandon Wood doesn't pan out. He doesn't have a ton of power, but with consistent playing time, could reach double digits while helping out across the board. |
| Recommended Draft Position: 357 |
Recommendation: Buy at cost |
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In a perfect world for the Tribe Grady Sizemore is healthy, Shin-Soo Choo has a monster year and just behind them Russell Branyan connects for 30. His strikeout rate last season of 34.6% was actually the second best of his career. .255-60-30-85-4. 550ABs |
Negatives/Downside:
It seems impossible that Cleveland won't give Matt LaPorta and Michael Brantley an extended chance this season and if they do, it's hard to see where both Branyan and Cleveland favorite Travis Hafner will carve out enough playing time to be viable fantasy players. Without a doubt Branyan will be shopped all year long as the Indians fall farther and farther out. .240-40-15-50-2. 325ABs |
Analysis:
The Indians just publicly acknowledged that paying $10.5 million this season for Kerry Wood to close didn't make sense for a team that was unlikely to compete.
So they went out and signed Russell Branyan.
They already have Travis Hafner and Branyan now probably puts one of the two prime players that they received for C.C. Sabathia either on the bench or in the minors. True, a Matt LaPorta first base was likely to be an ugly thing.
None of which change Branyan's value much. He's still going to go out and hammer a home run ever 15 at-bats, a bit better in a good year and a bit worse in a bad one. He moves to a Cleveland park that will play similarly to Seattle but where he will possibly have quite a few more baserunners depending on where they actually hit him. Branyan actually got on at .347 last season which was his second best clip of his career, but he's still unlikely to score many runs at all because the end of Cleveland's order looks pretty awful. .250-50-21-65-1. 475Abs
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| Recommended Draft Position: 361 |
Recommendation: Buy at cost |
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Positives/Upside:
When he's on, Atkins can mash with the best of them. At his best he'll hit 20+ HR and 100+ RBI, but it's hard to see him doing that again. |
Negatives/Downside:
2009. A stat line of .226-37-9-48-0. That's about as low as you can drop. |
Analysis:
Atkins has always benefited from two things -- Coors Field and steroids. Now, I'm not sure there's any proof of him actually doing steroids, but his 2009 numbers would certainly suggest it. It seems peculiar to me that at age 29, his supposed prime, Atkins could come off a three year average of .305-95-25-110 to the abyss in which he found himself last year. His numbers have declined every year since strict steroid enforcement has been in place, and it would explain this Black Thursday-like plummeting of his numbers. Now he's without the assistance of Coors -- not a receipt for success. Treat Atkins like he has fantasy leprosy, so unless you're Jesus, keep a sound distance away. |
| Recommended Draft Position: 360 |
Recommendation: Avoid |
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Wigginton has some power and could see some extended playing time if Atkins flames out again. |
Negatives/Downside:
He'll primarily be a backup. |
Analysis:
Wigginton is a super sub but could provide some decent power numbers for any AL only team in need of it. |
| Recommended Draft Position: 444 |
Recommendation: Buy at cost |
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He has power, that's undeniable. |
Negatives/Downside:
He's aged quickly and won't see many at-bats. |
Analysis:
Blalock has signed a minor league deal with the Rays and will likely serve as an insurance policy for Carlos Pena. |
| Recommended Draft Position: 443 |
Recommendation: Buy at cost |
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Positives/Upside:
Now in his mid-30s, his best days are well behind him. But, in deeper leagues, he could provide a spark from your CI position. |
Negatives/Downside:
If injuries get the best of him again this year, it could be his last. He's been terribly unproductive the last two years and that trend will more than likely spill over into 2010. |
Analysis:
Injuries have plagued Guillen the last few years, so if he's healthy, a return to form isn't out of the question. Expect Guillen to be in double digit home run range, while posting average numbers in RBI and runs. |
| Recommended Draft Position: 422 |
Recommendation: Buy at cost |
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Power. We know Encarnacion can mash the ball, but that's about the extent of his abilities. If he can have a rebound year, 20-25 HR isn't out of the question. |
Negatives/Downside:
Batting average and injuries. He's a negative player in battling average and seems to have trouble staying on the field. |
Analysis:
Encarnacion really struggled after being acquired by the Blue Jays at the deadline. He'll never help your average but he could find his power stroke now that he's more comfortable north of the boarder. |
| Recommended Draft Position: 270 |
Recommendation: Buy at cost |
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Bautista doesn't do anything particularly well, but does possess some pop in his bat. He could challenge 20+ if he has a career year. |
Negatives/Downside:
He'll kill your average and generally won't make an impact in any one category |
Analysis:
He'll have an opportunity to play everyday in Toronto in 2010, but don't get fooled into drafting him. Whatever positive numbers he'll put up in home runs will be mitigated by a brutally low batting average. |
| Recommended Draft Position: 603 |
Recommendation: Buy at cost |
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