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by cstorms » Wed Feb 17, 2010 1:05 pm
I am building a dynasty team and all of the decent 3b options are gone. I am about to pick and Wandy and Stewart are out there. I do not have a 3b at the moment so I think I need to grab Stewart. I have 2 pitchers so far, greinke and wainwright. What do you guys think? WHIR
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by Tenacious D-Store » Wed Feb 17, 2010 1:51 pm
Will Ian Stewart improve this season? After hitting .200 last year it's hard to imagine him doing worse. I'd still take Wandy, I'm just not big on Stewart at all.
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by tribefan08 » Wed Feb 17, 2010 2:00 pm
YOU HAVE TO GO IAN STEWART.
Dynasty league and all other 3B are gone? its a no brainer to me. Pitching can always be found.
Stewart was a career .293 hitter in the minors. He's definitely not as bad as his average showed last year and he still 25HRs and stole 7 bases. He could EASILY hit 30HRs and steal 10 this year and bat .260+.
a 30/10 and .260 3B sounds better than wandy.... and there's room for more with Stewart.
Plus he's a rocky? That line up has some serious upside with all the youth and Coors field.
Good Luck.
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by Fielder's Buffet » Wed Feb 17, 2010 2:57 pm
Wandy aint exactly a spring chicken either at 31 years old... I'd take the youth in Stewart as well as the upside in a Dynasty league.
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by Whalewang » Wed Feb 17, 2010 5:14 pm
Fielder's Buffet wrote:Wandy aint exactly a spring chicken either at 31 years old... I'd take the youth in Stewart as well as the upside in a Dynasty league.

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by Tenacious D-Store » Wed Feb 17, 2010 5:39 pm
oddmanout7 wrote:I would go with Ian Stewart as well. He will be especially valuable if you have an MI spot or an open spot at 2B.
It's a fantasy lounge invasion, Hey Oddman. I'm surprised no one has my back on this one. In 734 major league at bats, you'd think we'd see something by now. I just can't swallow a .230 BA. I need to see it before I buy it I guess.
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by dave knight » Wed Feb 17, 2010 6:45 pm
This year, I'll take Wandy. In a keeper? Stewart is defensible.
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by tribefan08 » Wed Feb 17, 2010 7:30 pm
Tenacious D-Store wrote:oddmanout7 wrote:I would go with Ian Stewart as well. He will be especially valuable if you have an MI spot or an open spot at 2B.
It's a fantasy lounge invasion, Hey Oddman. I'm surprised no one has my back on this one. In 734 major league at bats, you'd think we'd see something by now. I just can't swallow a .230 BA. I need to see it before I buy it I guess.
Stewart turns 25 this june, he's never had a full seasons AB's.
25HRs 7sb's in 425 plate appearances wasn't a sparkle at all to you TD Store?
He's young and was a career .293 minor leaguer. Alot of guys dont show up til they're 27, Ian's only 25....
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