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by todsulli » Wed Apr 15, 2009 11:03 am
Im in a 12 team yahoo mixed league, WHIP. 5x5 Should I drop Shin So Chu pick up Tommy Hanson?
C Pablo Sandoval
1st Joey Votto
2nd Chase Utley 2nd keeper
3rd Ryan Zimmerman
SS Steven Drew
OF Grady Sizemore 1st keeper
OF Alfonso Soriano
OF Nate McLouth
Utl Corey Hart
BN Chris Young OF
BN Shin Soo Cho OF
SP Roy Halladay
SP Zack Greinke
RP Jose Valverde
RP Heath Bell
P Joel Hanrahan
P Ricky Nolasco
P Wandy Rodriguez
BN Jordan Zimmerman
BN Ubaldo Jimenez
BN Chris Ray
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by Big League Chew » Wed Apr 15, 2009 11:37 am
Wow. I don't know about this one. I know that Hanson is going to be a beast. Plus the Braves are better than they have been in the last few years. If I were you, I would try to make a 2 for 1 trade. Upgrade one of your positions and lose Shin Soo Cho in the trade then pick up Hanson. I would move on this quickly because he will be coming up soon.
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by The Mighty Trow » Wed Apr 15, 2009 11:40 am
not sure your rotation needs him, especially since he's in the minors right now. choo has been off to a slow start, which doesn't help. but i look at your roster and i'm not sure i'd want him over any of your outfielders or utility. see if you can move choo in a trade, cuz he will have value to someone in a 12 team league. since this is a keeper, i think hanson will make a better choice for the long haul

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by Tommy John » Wed Apr 15, 2009 11:46 am
I would trade him. What do you have to lose? Choo is on your bench, your active players don't have much injury history outside of Soriano, and Soriano produces whether injured or not. In a 12 team you can always pick up another decent OF, the potential of Hanson outweighs having depth on the bench in this situation if it were me. If C. Young starts to pick things up, I just don't see a screaming need for Choo, and Hanson could be a difference maker.
I would take a chance on Hanson
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by todsulli » Wed Apr 15, 2009 12:05 pm
If I trade Shin Soo Cho or Chris Young what do you think their value is today in 12 team league?
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by crowcrow » Wed Apr 15, 2009 12:13 pm
For the last feedback- If you are talking about OF Chris Young, I would have Choo.
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by Tommy John » Wed Apr 15, 2009 12:23 pm
Young is going to be worth more most likely. If it is a keeper he will most definitely be worth more. Neither is playing very well right now, so perception is going to lower their trade value for some owners.
They are both young and provide upside, Young has the greater upside though
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