wow, i come here to post a "what do you think about peralta's keeper potential" thread... and well, i found this...
I've had him for maybe 2 months now and more and more am buying the "non-hype-hype"... nobody's talking about him, really, but he may be the no. 2 ss next year... i love him hitting 3rd in that lineup... love it...
i know this isn't the right spot for keeper talk, but if we're talking top 3 or whatever right now.. why wouldn't i keep him???
I get sicker and sicker each day. At one point earlier this year, I had Greene, Crosby, & Peralta. I dropped Peralta on the advice that "he had the lowest ceiling of the three."
JTWood wrote:I get sicker and sicker each day. At one point earlier this year, I had Greene, Crosby, & Peralta. I dropped Peralta on the advice that "he had the lowest ceiling of the three."
That's possibly the worst advice I've ever heard.
Khalil Greene? At Petco? In that lineup?
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
For those that are saying that he was never the prospect and never had that type of talent, you may be right but once a player gets to the show none of that really matters anymore. You can look at all the scouting reports you want to but they don't mean anything when a player is producing at the pro level. There have been plenty of players that supposedly lacked talent and have come out of nowhere.
On the flip side, the 1st season of a player's career can be pretty misleading. We see it a lot where the league eventually catches up to a player, neutralizes him and returns him to mediocrity. I hope Karabell is correct about his Tejada comparison because I grabbed Peralta off the WW in a Dynasty league but as Bigh0rt likes to say, I think Karabell needs to lay off the crack pipe. It's a bit early to be making those comparisons.
Maine has a good swing for a pitcher but on anything that moves, he has no chance. And if it's a fastball, it has to be up in the zone. Basically, the pitcher has to hit his bat. - Mike Pelfrey
JTWood wrote:I get sicker and sicker each day. At one point earlier this year, I had Greene, Crosby, & Peralta. I dropped Peralta on the advice that "he had the lowest ceiling of the three."
Don't worry, JT. I think Crosby will easily be the best of the three...and I actually like Khalil more, too, but that'll remain to be seen.
I feel sick that I didn't pick up Crosby in order to preserve a measly FF. Justin Upton better stay at SS and be the next big thing.
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