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Better AL Only Protection - Hill (cheap) or Longoria WHIR

Postby briane » Sat Aug 22, 2009 5:58 pm

$260 cap
8 team AL Only
6x6
No HR, AVG; extra cats: OBP, SLG, HITS

Aaron Hill ($6)
Even Longoria ($17)
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Re: Better AL Only Protection - Hill (cheap) or Longoria WHIR

Postby Willy T 4 MVP » Sat Aug 22, 2009 6:21 pm

it's a damn shame you can keep only one of these guys, but Evan Longoria is basically a $40-$45 player in AL only leagues next year. You have to spend the extra 11 bucks on him without a doubt. I'm not sure if you own both or are trying to trade for one of them, but I would give up much more for Longo in AL only.



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Re: Better AL Only Protection - Hill (cheap) or Longoria WHIR

Postby Midnight_Toker » Sat Aug 22, 2009 8:06 pm

I would have to go with Longoria too. Hill is having a Ridiculous year and is cheap. but I really question whether he can produce the same numbers next year. Longoria will just keep getting better too.
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Re: Better AL Only Protection - Hill (cheap) or Longoria WHIR

Postby bazzy_51 » Sun Aug 23, 2009 2:53 am

Midnight_Toker wrote:I would have to go with Longoria too. Hill is having a Ridiculous year and is cheap. but I really question whether he can produce the same numbers next year. Longoria will just keep getting better too.


+1 and even with a cap of $260, $17 for at worst the 2nd best 3B in the league (some rank Arod ahead of him, i on the other hand dont) at a shallow position is damn good value. Hill like Toker said is having a crazy, crazy good year, but will he replicate it or better yet, better it next year? i have to think that Longo will bare minimum replicate this year, next year but odds are will better it. keep longoria with confidence...

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Re: Better AL Only Protection - Hill (cheap) or Longoria WHIR

Postby tuckerman85 » Sun Aug 23, 2009 9:35 am

+1... Longoria's a stud and its uncertain whether or not Hill will ever put up these kinds of numbers again. Definitely worth the extra $11.

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