Comeback Players

[Playoffbound]

There are a few players that I have seen drafted really late or left on waivers that are question marks what do you guys think the chances are of these players putting up good numbers?
-Jermaine Dye
-Paul Konerko
-Milton Bradley
-Rob Nen
-Pat Burrell

[wrveres]

Milton .

[GSes]

Burell

Dye

[wrveres]

oh I know another ..

Brett Tomko .. he will rebound nicely rebound from what, I am not sure of yet.

[bronxxbomber]

There are a few players that I have seen drafted really late or left on waivers that are question marks what do you guys think the chances are of these players putting up good numbers?
-Jermaine Dye
-Paul Konerko
-Milton Bradley
-Rob Nen
-Pat Burrell

Burrell is going to comeback. He's young and motivated. Bradley is awesome too, I think he's a 20hr 20sb 90rbi 100runs .300

[colour wolf]

I like Burrell for this year as well. Others:

I don't know why, but I think Alomar is going to have a decent (not great) year. Maybe .280 10HR 55RBI 85R 15SB. Something along the lines of what he did in 1998.

I'm not sure where he's going in drafts, but I expect D.Graves to bounce back to what he was before last year.

Tony Armas Jr. could be good as well.

[Andy1234]

I don't know if you would consider Bradley a comeback player canidate but I think he will have a real good year.

Burrell and Konerko I see bouncing back.

[wkelly91]

I think Greg Maddux will have a good one. Now that he won't be pitching in the #1 spot he will rack up more wins.

[prodpaul]

My vote goes to Pat the Bat. Watch out if Juan Gone plays a whole year

[Zen Boy]

I hope I'm wrong because the Phillies are my team, but I 'm very concerned that PTB will never put up the numbers he put up in 2002 ever again. He's always lacked plate discipline, too big of a strike zone, pitchers can figure him out. However, numbers similar to what he put up in 2001 are realistic. A .250 BA and 30HRs might be the best case scenario, which is still nothing to sneeze at.