I have a similar question. I have him in a keeper league (roto, NL-only and auction draft) and an thinking of keeping him for $2.90. Owners were drooling over him in last year's draft and it will only be worse this year. Is it to much to expect this guy to blossom into a 5-cat guy?
definitly not round 3. thats quite high for a player that, although he is a mega prospect and had a great half year or so, is still vastly unproven in the big leagues. he should probably fall to a mid round selection and if he doesnt, there just may be someone who was passed up that may be a better fit.
In the ESPN drafts that i've watched he's gone anywhere from the 5th to the 10th round. The majority of them he goes about the 7th or 8th round. 3rd round is way too high.
I have Reyes as one of my keepers in my H2H keeper league. Actually we get to keep 5 + 1 rookie/late round pick, and he is my rookie keeper.
TSN ranks Reyes as #41 in their top 300. I think that's a little high, especially since they rank him higher than Tejada and Jeter.
He's definitely an enormous talent, but I think there may be too much hype about him. I really see him turning into an Edgar Renteria type player. He could hit double-digits in HRs, but for the most part, he will be a 3-category player - avg, runs, sb
Art Howe is not known to run his players all that much so it will be interesting to see how many SBs Reyes gets. I think a lot may depend on whether he is batting leadoff or 2nd. I'd prefer to see Reyes lead off and Matusi hit 2nd, but some lineup projections I've read have it the other way around.
I have Reyes as one of my keepers in my H2H keeper league. Actually we get to keep 5 + 1 rookie/late round pick, and he is my rookie keeper.
TSN ranks Reyes as #41 in their top 300. I think that's a little high, especially since they rank him higher than Tejada and Jeter.
He's definitely an enormous talent, but I think there may be too much hype about him. I really see him turning into an Edgar Renteria type player. He could hit double-digits in HRs, but for the most part, he will be a 3-category player - avg, runs, sb
Art Howe is not known to run his players all that much so it will be interesting to see how many SBs Reyes gets. I think a lot may depend on whether he is batting leadoff or 2nd. I'd prefer to see Reyes lead off and Matusi hit 2nd, but some lineup projections I've read have it the other way around.
It just comes down to who's left and what needs you're looking to fill. If i drafted him it would definitely be for 2nd base. If you think he's the next best available 2nd baseman and you haven't filled that spot yet, then by all means grab him when you can.