acsguitar wrote:I think Matt Holliday is the most overlooked
I agree. A lot of people think his numbers are where they are because of Coors, but Coors isn't what it used to be. He's putting up great numbers.
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acsguitar wrote:I think Matt Holliday is the most overlooked
Before the season, there was a thread on Damon, Crisp, VWells, Holliday, on who would be the best. I picked Holliday. Wells probably is the best so far, but Holliday is right there.
Most overlooked player imo is Jose Lopez.
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I imagine Matt Holliday is owned in several more leagues than Reed Johnson is... that's how I interpreted Mook's post, at least.
Now, if we're talking about guys who are owned but still aren't getting the restpect, sure Holliday's there, but he's got nothing to complain about compared to Jose Lopez. Others noteworthy: Dan Uggla, Jose Castillo, Nick Swisher, Justin Morneau, and Orlando Cabrera.
bigh0rt wrote:I imagine Matt Holliday is owned in several more leagues than Reed Johnson is... that's how I interpreted Mook's post, at least.
Now, if we're talking about guys who are owned but still aren't getting the restpect, sure Holliday's there, but he's got nothing to complain about compared to Jose Lopez. Others noteworthy: Dan Uggla, Jose Castillo, Nick Swisher, Justin Morneau, and Orlando Cabrera.
Bum back now & prone to injuries, but N Johnson also
we should start a thread of overlooked players, unnoticed players, underrated players, etc where everybody that has one says it. there are lots of them...
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whoseyourdaddy12 wrote:we should start a thread of overlooked players, unnoticed players, underrated players, etc where everybody that has one says it. there are lots of them...
whoseyourdaddy12 wrote:we should start a thread of overlooked players, unnoticed players, underrated players, etc where everybody that has one says it. there are lots of them...
I'm not sure if that was sarcasm
lol, I was just thinking the same thing.
I got thrown off by the first we should start a thread part (not very difficult) and the explanation of how it works (somewhat self explanatory) and lasty by the statement that there are lots of them (do you think so or are you being sarcastic?)
whoseyourdaddy12 wrote:we should start a thread of overlooked players, unnoticed players, underrated players, etc where everybody that has one says it. there are lots of them...
I'm not sure if that was sarcasm
lol, I was just thinking the same thing.
I got thrown off by the first we should start a thread part (not very difficult) and the explanation of how it works (somewhat self explanatory) and lasty by the statement that there are lots of them (do you think so or are you being sarcastic?)
I guess I was exaggerating
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bigh0rt wrote:I imagine Matt Holliday is owned in several more leagues than Reed Johnson is... that's how I interpreted Mook's post, at least.
Now, if we're talking about guys who are owned but still aren't getting the restpect, sure Holliday's there, but he's got nothing to complain about compared to Jose Lopez. Others noteworthy: Dan Uggla, Jose Castillo, Nick Swisher, Justin Morneau, and Orlando Cabrera.
another overlooked player who everyone seems to forget about is garrett atkins.. this kid is a stud