Currently, I have the number 4 draft pick for my league. A-Rod, Pujols, and Prior are going to be gone. I want a pitcher, and am split between Schilling and Pedro, which of the two would be a better pick?
Also, I have a late second round pick, and I was thinking of picking Mark Teixera or Aubry Huff, if guys like Nomar, Bonds, Manny, Sheff etc. are taken. Anybody think that either of these two are worth it as second round pics, and which of the two would be better?
First off...in a traditional league..that is way to early for Schilling or Pedro.....so unless you have a different scoring system...look for Soriano, Vlad or Helton with the 4th pick....
Second....with out knowing how many teams are in your league....the second round is early for either Huff of Tex...
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Take a look at some of the mock drafts in the other forums, see the cheat sheet link to the upper left, and go out to ESPN to see where players are being taken in most drafts.
Nothing wrong with taking Pedro with the 4th pick if you're certain he won't be available in the 2nd round and your strategy/gut really demands you take a pitcher in the first round.
It's a move I wouldn't criticize.
However, drafting Huff or Teixeira in the 2nd round is not smart. Those guys are typically 5-7th round picks and should be available to grab in rounds 4 and 5 if you really want them.
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Very helpful information, good point with Teixera and Huff, I guess I was a little too high on both of them. As far as the first pick though, would a hitter be best to select first?
I'm just debating, because its not guaranteed that the guy ahead of me will pick Mark Prior, and I was thinking that if Prior is not picked come my pick, I would take him.
motionman04 wrote:Question about Sori, is he really that good of a draft pick? (haven't played fantasy ball in a couple years) The K's and errors worry me.
In standard roto leagues (4x4, 5x5), Soriano is just as valuable as Pujols, since his steals and homers are great. In deeper scoring leagues that count Ks and Es, he drops to the second or third round.
Basically, the only things that should matter to someone drafting Soriano is what their league structure counts. If you play with only BA, HR, RBI, SB, and R, why worry about how many strikeouts or errors he'll get? He'll definitely be in the lineup this year.
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