I predict a Cy Young type season for Bonderman next year.
Somone like Josh Beckett, who has too good of stuff to have such a high era next year might rebound, and if he does he will go real late.
Felix the King? Yep I'll be having an eye on him, bound to go a lot later this year I'd say he does better next year..
Johnny Gomes? Its probably worth a late pick if he can do what he did in the start of the season, and this time SELL HIGH!
Jake Peavy, I'm not sold on him as anyhing higher then a 4-6 round pick, but he'll probably go higher in most leagues, but if not hes a good buy low.
Morgan Ensberg? Had a terrible year, still walked though. Worth a late pick, as long as you have a backup plan in mind if he does bomb agian..
Andy Pettite- Hes a odd player, one year he is lights out the next he is sporting a nasty upper 4 era. I'd watch what team he goes to, if he goes to a NL team, hes definatly worth a good pick. Not sure what he could do in the AL though.
Freddy Sanchez- Unlike the other guys he has had a career year, and might win the NL batting title. He is great for leagues that count doubles, but no real impact stats besides the average.
Willy Mo Pena- most likely be the starting RF for the Boston Red Sox, he only has around 220 Abs this year, but has proven he wants to do more then hit HRs every AB. Look for a improvement in average, power. Should be a very good late round steal.
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I'd avoid
Josh Johnson, yes he will probably finish the year with the best era but I don't think he has the "stuff" to do it next year.
Bronson Arroyo, I think he has just been straight up lucky all year.
Mike Mussina, I think he goes top 3 round next year, and I'm not too ready to accept that quite yet (could be wrong)
Mike Lowell- I doubt he goes too high, but if he is late fine, he suprised everyone by rebounding, maybe even himself.
Kurtangletn wrote:I predict a Cy Young type season for Bonderman next year.
Somone like Josh Beckett, who has too good of stuff to have such a high era next year might rebound, and if he does he will go real late.
Felix the King? Yep I'll be having an eye on him, bound to go a lot later this year I'd say he does better next year..
Johnny Gomes? Its probably worth a late pick if he can do what he did in the start of the season, and this time SELL HIGH!
Jake Peavy, I'm not sold on him as anyhing higher then a 4-6 round pick, but he'll probably go higher in most leagues, but if not hes a good buy low.
Morgan Ensberg? Had a terrible year, still walked though. Worth a late pick, as long as you have a backup plan in mind if he does bomb agian..
Andy Pettite- Hes a odd player, one year he is lights out the next he is sporting a nasty upper 4 era. I'd watch what team he goes to, if he goes to a NL team, hes definatly worth a good pick. Not sure what he could do in the AL though.
Freddy Sanchez- Unlike the other guys he has had a career year, and might win the NL batting title. He is great for leagues that count doubles, but no real impact stats besides the average.
Willy Mo Pena- most likely be the starting RF for the Boston Red Sox, he only has around 220 Abs this year, but has proven he wants to do more then hit HRs every AB. Look for a improvement in average, power. Should be a very good late round steal. ___________________________
I'd avoid
Josh Johnson, yes he will probably finish the year with the best era but I don't think he has the "stuff" to do it next year.
Bronson Arroyo, I think he has just been straight up lucky all year.
Mike Mussina, I think he goes top 3 round next year, and I'm not too ready to accept that quite yet (could be wrong)
Mike Lowell- I doubt he goes too high, but if he is late fine, he suprised everyone by rebounding, maybe even himself.
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