I've got #1 in a 12 team Yahoo Keeper league, using standard Yahoo point system. While A-Rod appears to be a clear #1 in most drafts I've seen, I can't help considering Soriano and Pulhos due to their potential for keepers. Any suggestions. I really didn't want #1 because of the long wait between picks.
So trade the pick and move down. Arod is still young and age isnt that much of a concern with those 3. Dont forget Arod can also act as ur 3rd basemen which isnt as deep as a outfielders.
JB is right... Yahoo will not let you change your draft selection. What you COULD do is draft a guy someone else wants and do a trade that way after the draft.
As for the #1 pick, you cant go wrong with AROD, Pujols or Soriano. I'll be interested to see where Soriano hits in the Rangers lineup. AROD fans should keep in mind he wont be eligible for 3B until he has played 20 games there.
Personally, I would take Pujols if I had the #1 pick based on his eligibility at 1B and OF, though those are probably the two deepest positions in fantasy baseball, whereas SS isnt nearly as deep.
TG wrote:JB is right... Yahoo will not let you change your draft selection. What you COULD do is draft a guy someone else wants and do a trade that way after the draft.
As for the #1 pick, you cant go wrong with AROD, Pujols or Soriano. I'll be interested to see where Soriano hits in the Rangers lineup. AROD fans should keep in mind he wont be eligible for 3B until he has played 20 games there.
Personally, I would take Pujols if I had the #1 pick based on his eligibility at 1B and OF, though those are probably the two deepest positions in fantasy baseball, whereas SS isnt nearly as deep.
TG
Correct me if I'm wrong here, but I believe it's 15 games.
Have you considered drafting Arod and trying to trade him after the draft? You could probably get Garciappara and a good pitcher or something else that would benefit you. Everybody wants Arod and most people will probably give you what you want for him within reason.
I think the answer is A-Rod, hands down. Soriano put up great numbers the last two years, and 2B is a thin position, but remember, he's 28 now and not hitting in quite the potent lineup. He should jack a few more homeruns in that bandbox, but he'll also get pitched around.
Pujols is great too, but his position eligibility limits his value. A-Rod plays a thin position, and has proven that 50 HR, 10 SB, .310 AVG Seasons are the norm for him.
Thanks for the feedback. My initial thought was to just grab A-Rod. We actually do an off line draft, so we can trade picks. I was offered the number 12 pick for my number 1...don't know if I want to go there, but I would probably get two A players at 12, verses an A+ player at #1 and then probably two B+ players at 24 & 25. While 2nd base is thin I'm nervous about Soriano's habit of free swinging and the Texas lineup is no where near as strong as the Yankees...although Arlington is a hitters park.
I also like the idea of Pujols being elibible at 1st and OF...but A-Rod at SS ans 3B is a bit more appealing. I think I'll go with A-Rod and see how the rest of my roster pans out...maybe I would get a good offer after the draft.
Thanks again everyone!