wrveres wrote:Reyes was number two overall? it is amazing to me how quickly people forget his injury history. I guess if JD Drew signs in Boston, he goes number three overall, right? .. why not just pick Mark Prior at pick four ...
this is good stuff..
What injury history? He's been healthy 2 years in a row and he's 23 years old...if you mean his "injury history when he got hurt when he was 20 years old" then well...wow...don't forget the time the pulled his groin in kindergarten.
If injuries scare you, you should be much more concerned about the #1 pick (pujols) getting hurt again with his assorted maladies or the #4 pick (beltran) and his wheels or #7 (vlad).
Comparing Reyes to Drew or Prior is irresponsible.
wrveres wrote:Reyes was number two overall? it is amazing to me how quickly people forget his injury history. I guess if JD Drew signs in Boston, he goes number three overall, right? .. why not just pick Mark Prior at pick four ...
this is good stuff..
What injury history? He's been healthy 2 years in a row and he's 23 years old...if you mean his "injury history when he got hurt when he was 20 years old" then well...wow...don't forget the time the pulled his groin in kindergarten.
If injuries scare you, you should be much more concerned about the #1 pick (pujols) getting hurt again with his assorted maladies or the #4 pick (beltran) and his wheels or #7 (vlad).
Comparing Reyes to Drew or Prior is irresponsible.
by ChipperJonesFanatic » Fri Dec 15, 2006 12:00 am
Okay, Jose Reyes was injured and it was because of the Mets. The Mets were trying to teach Reyes how to run, even though he is one of the fastest men in the league. Since then, they backed off, and he is now injury free.
Geoffrey Stein wrote:Lugo is one of those Rod Smith-type players; you're never thrilled when you look back and see him on your roster. But when it all comes down to it, he'll serve his purpose and be a darned good player for your fantasy-team as long as you don't expect too much out of him.
This past Monday, Rotoworld held their magazine mock draft at the site, and I was invited. 12 teams, 23 rounds, 14 hitters (2 catchers, MI, CI), and nine pitchers.
Here are the first three rounds:
01- Albert Pujols
02- Jose Reyes
03- Johan Santana
04- Alfonso Soriano
05- Ryan Howard
06- Alex Rodriguez
07- Carlos Beltran
08- David Ortiz
09- Chase Utley
10- Carl Crawford
11- David Wright
12- Miguel Cabrera
13- Mark Teixeira
14- Vladimir Guerrero
15- Lance Berkman
16- Chris Carpenter
17- Manny Ramirez
18- Ichiro Suzuki
19- Derek Jeter
20- Carlos Lee
21- Travis Hafner
22- Vernon Wells
23- Joe Mauer
24- Jimmy Rollins
25- Grady Sizemore
26- Justin Morneau
27- Carlos Guillen
28- Jason Bay
29- Matt Holliday
30- Andruw Jones
31- Hanley Ramirez
32- Jermaine Dye
33- Bobby Abreu
34- Miguel Tejada
35- Derrek Lee
36- Victor Martinez
Want to know where anyone went? Post here and I'll answer.
My first ten picks:
01- Alfonso Soriano
02- Travis Hafner
03- Jason Bay
04- Paul Konerko
05- Ryan Zimmerman
06- Felipe Lopez
07- Scott Kazmir
08- Takashi Saito
09- J.J. Putz
10- Chris Young (P)
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