if the even rounds are backwards that means the first team got Pujols, Tex and Hafner. Can you imagine anyone standing up to that kind of power??? These expert drafts are pretty crappy.
FrankGore wrote:if the even rounds are backwards that means the first team got Pujols, Tex and Hafner. Can you imagine anyone standing up to that kind of power??? These expert drafts are pretty crappy.
Too many were scared off by the position eligibility on Hafner.
FrankGore wrote:if the even rounds are backwards that means the first team got Pujols, Tex and Hafner. Can you imagine anyone standing up to that kind of power??? These expert drafts are pretty crappy.
Too many were scared off by the position eligibility on Hafner.
whats the big deal, just put him at DH and watch the magic happen. Numbers are numbers and stats are stats, and hafner puts up stats
FrankGore wrote:if the even rounds are backwards that means the first team got Pujols, Tex and Hafner. Can you imagine anyone standing up to that kind of power??? These expert drafts are pretty crappy.
Too many were scared off by the position eligibility on Hafner.
whats the big deal, just put him at DH and watch the magic happen. Numbers are numbers and stats are stats, and hafner puts up stats
My experiemce has been (and this goes back to Edgar Martinez when he played for Seattle in the '90's) that this artificially lowers a player's value by 3-5 ranks (or more) due to perceived risks in less flexibility. I tend to agree with you, but this seems to be common.
just a question for you: does it lower the players perceived value? or his actual value? I know it makes the roster less flexible, but his stats blow almost every other power guy away.
Flexibility is overrated. The UT spot is just as valuable as any other IME.
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
FrankGore wrote:just a question for you: does it lower the players perceived value? or his actual value? I know it makes the roster less flexible, but his stats blow almost every other power guy away.
I think it is mostly perception. But then again, the draft is all about perception.