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One question…Jeremy Hellickson…Keeper or not? $13 Salary in 10-Team A/L Only League…See some grumblings that his Base Performance Indicators did not support his surface stats in 2011…So how far do those surface numbers fall in 2012?
I agree with the rumblings. Here’s the thing. This year he isn’t really worth the spot where he’s being drafted. However, long term he’s an excellent keeper to have. He is a young stud. It depends on how many keepers you can have and who else your thinking about keeping over him.
Fantasy God…I haven’t finished first in a few years (several seconds and thirds)…2012 is really about 2012 for me, this year…So have been trying to determine if I’ll get “Value” for him at $13, which is fairly cheap but not ridiculous…If he could just post 14 Wins, a 3.68 ERA, and 1.25 WHIP with 120 K’s, I’d be Golden…What percentage chance do I have of getting those numbers?
He would be worth that money. He’s still good. Just overvalued for his ADP this season. I’d take the under on the Wins and K’s. But only slightly under. It will be close. The ERA and WHIP sound about right to me. Keep him.
That’s what I’m thinking…This is a League in which Dan Haren and Jon Lester both went for a little over $30 last year…King Felix for $3.90…I just wanted to be reassured Jeremy isn’t going to put Daniel Cabrera-like numbers all of a sudden!
No way. He’s too young and too good for that. He has a great future ahead of him. Get my cheat sheet and you’ll see comments on every single player in the league!
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hey there fantasy god…. whats happening…. its been awhile…… anyhow… i just drafted in my first 10 man leauge… last year i was in 20 man…. but… iam trying to move the only reliever i drafted…. iam only into streaming in starters at this point…. but i need to make a move for some outfield…. and i was thinking that i might be able to move javy guerra for coco crisp…. that would be more even in value…. but i feel like taking a chance on yoenis cespedes instead…. it seams more risky…. but if tghe kid is as good as some predict…. it could be a steal….. i need help in the outfield and iam not gonna keep javy anyhow….. do either of these trades seem possible…. and if so which one would you pick…. if any?
Definitely Cespedes. Both are risky. Guerra is a good reliever. You don’t know what your going to get out of Cespedes. Usually that’s a problem. In this case that’s a good thing because you do know what your going to get out of Coco. And what your going to get isn’t something you want. He’s will get injured and miss a significant amount of time. When he’s healthy he contributes, but it’s not enough to deal Guerra. Cespedes’ upside makes him worthy of a target. He may not hit right away though, and you will have to give him a large leash. That’s IF you must make this trade. I’d bet there are plenty of guys with more upside available to pick up. Have you seen the cheat sheet? Look for green guys who are still in your bank.