Yeah, he might be a high sell, but I have no clue how to gauge player talent. I have him in two leagues myself.
If his control is back to being solid and the HR's stay away, he could actually be pretty good with that offense. So, I guess I'm a little gunshy at this point.
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I think he should be pretty solid too, thats why I am starting high. I am attempting to package moyer and Preston Wilson for Dunn Lets see if I have a taker
colt4523 wrote:I figured he is a good sell high candidate. Anybody else trying to shop him around? I am just curious what type of player you are getting in return.
I totally disagree
Jamie Moyer typically will do well through the rest of the year if he starts out really well
His track record shows that he's a 17-20 game winner with a low 3.something ERA. Last year was a fluke with a much worse team than this years.
I don't think you should try to sell him high, his value is still quite lowe from last year, he is a good bargain.
By and large, most don't believe in him. Therefore, it will be hard to "sell high." Instead, hold onto him and enjoy 10th round value off the waiver wire.
Agreed. If you're playing with experienced FBers it'll probably be a tough sell to sell high but if you can by all means do it.
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