A. Boone : 2B Eligibility? huge boost in value.........

[Titanic Grizzlie]

I just noticed in my fanball draft room that A. Boone has 2B eligibility. Is this standard for most of the big pay commisioners or this just fanball?

With 2B eligibility, Boone could be the SOD. He's been going in like the 15th -20th rounds in many drafts that I have seen. With 2B, Boone could very well be worthy of a 10th round grade IMO, but he's the guy this year that i am just going to let fall in my lap.

[bost0n]

Only 3b Elig. in yahoo.

[Titanic Grizzlie]

Boston, how far does this move him up you think?

[bost0n]

I think he belongs in top 5 2b with 2b Elig., opposed to being a bottom feeder 3B.
His value is comparable to Mark Loretta IMO, who is around 7-9th round.


edit: you can and should still get him a bit later, obviously.

[bruuno2]

2b eligibility would be awesome for Booney.However this is "not" the case.He is not even a backup at 2b.

[RynMan]

Id say you can expect around:

.270
22HR
75RBI
80R
10 SB

Id rather have Juan Uribe.

[Titanic Grizzlie]

2b eligibility would be awesome for Booney.However this is "not" the case.He is not even a backup at 2b.

Fanball Commisioner certainly has him listed as a 2B/3B. That's why I brought this up. It's my understanding that Yahoo does not have him as 2B eligible. i have heard one othe rperson talking about Boone's 2B eligibility, so it must be this way in other sites than just Fanball.

[issyg67]

In 2003 Boone played 19 games at second base. Since he sat out last season, my league will use his 2003 stats to determine his eligibility. We require 20 games at a position, so he's a third baseman in my league.

[bruuno2]

I dont know what fanball knows that the"team" site does not.He is not even considered a backup at 2b on the depth chart.