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by GrubNasty » Fri Feb 23, 2007 5:16 pm
Any idea on how kelly johnsons recovery from tommy john surgery is going?
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by Yoda » Fri Feb 23, 2007 5:19 pm
GrubNasty wrote:Any idea on how kelly johnsons recovery from tommy john surgery is going?
Fine as far as I know. He is a fielder so I don't expect him to have any issues with the recovery also. He doesn't have much of a competition at 2B right now.
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by Crippler » Sat Feb 24, 2007 2:34 pm
The only high-level player mentioned as below where he should be is Carl Crawford. Any more out there?
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by Yoda » Sat Feb 24, 2007 2:42 pm
Crippler wrote:The only high-level player mentioned as below where he should be is Carl Crawford. Any more out there?
Sizemore I have around 15th. Abreu seems low at 34.
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by A Fleshner Fantasy » Sat Feb 24, 2007 4:44 pm
jfg wrote:Bill Hall at 65 is a bargain with SS eligibility plus 3rd and OF if you need him there. I don't see a major fallout from last year and if I'm right only Glaus will give you better power at the position, but Hall won't kill you on average. If he improves this year (he is 27) he's Soriano without the stolen bases.
I like Hall a lot but I wouldn't go that far. I don't see him getting the HR's that Soriano has, and depending on where fonzo hits in the order, I"m not srue if I see him getting the RBIs. And if Soriano hits lead off, RBI's could be close, but fonzo will get more runs.
So yes, Hall is good, but no, he is not Soriano w/o the SB's.

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by abrunn11 » Sat Feb 24, 2007 10:53 pm
I just finished my own rankings on yahoo and here are the guys were out of place.
Too low;
216. Saito
493. A Reyes
488. Billingsley
683. Garza
591. McClung
714. H. Bailey
963. H. Penn
978. K. Wells
Too High:
59. Smoltz
80. Matsuzaka
84. Cain
115. Clemens
198. Glavine
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by dipset » Sun Feb 25, 2007 7:59 pm
wonder why zito is so low
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by Dan Charette » Sun Feb 25, 2007 9:50 pm
abrunn11 wrote:I just finished my own rankings on yahoo and here are the guys were out of place.
Too low;
216. Saito
493. A Reyes
488. Billingsley
683. Garza
591. McClung
714. H. Bailey
963. H. Penn
978. K. Wells
Too High:
59. Smoltz
80. Matsuzaka
84. Cain
115. Clemens
198. Glavine
Glavine is not too high by any means.
15 wins 3.82 era 131 k's 1.33 whip Real nice source of wins. Pretty good era. Not too bad at k's and whip.
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