Deep MI sleepers?

[GotowarMissAgnes]

Another one who might be available in deep leagues with a chance to get more PT is Felipe Lopez

[Eradicator]

I, too, am always looking for another MI. I snagged J. Hairston for Chicago & he's done OK, but not quite as good as I'd hoped. I'd check to see if he's available. He'll steal some bases. I know he's got a lot of CS's on his stat sheet, but it's a hair misleading because he's been picked off a few times. I see he's NOT playing today though, so I'm eager to see what's going on with him.

Other options- Iguchi (if available), and I've also been eyeing Cintron of AZ. He was somewhat highly rated 2 years ago and fell off the face of the earth last year (like the whole AZ team). He's showing signs of life. I like grabbing guys where you know the talent is in there somewhere, it's just a matter of whether they show it or not.

I, personally, try to target guys that'll steal some bases since MI can get so thin. If Hairston starts to lose PT, I'll look at Punto. Thanks for the heads-up on him.

[Shock6822]

The people who said Lamb/Hall, they may lose PT with people being activtaed on their teams (Berkman, Spivey, etc)

[ravenmad22]

Here's someone NO ONE is talking about, but he hit 17 HR with 14 SB and a .300 average last year. Now that Craig Wilson is hurt, he should see a lot of action because he's a utility type player. He is 2B eligible. He has a .320 average, 1 HR and 4 SB... Without further ado, I bring to you...


Rob Mackowiak

[tmoney]

Here's someone NO ONE is talking about, but he hit 17 HR with 14 SB and a .300 average last year.

Actually he batted .246 with 13 SB. He will lose time at 2B to Castillo and to Redman in OF. Not a bad option, but in a few weeks he could be back on the bench.