Ok so yes, it's a good problem to have. But it really is a tricky thing once you start looking at it.
Yahoo HR Derby League Rotisserie (Most HR's at the end of the Year takes the cake)
Start one from Each position (C, 1B, 2B, 3B, SS, OF, OF, OF)
7 Teams @ 8 rounds = 56 players.
I broke it down by ESPN's HR Projections and found the following information:
Of the top 40 players in HR Projections:
19 are 1B 3 are 2B 6 are 3B 2 are SS 10 are OF
Then you look at difference from the top guy at the position to the #7 guy and you find the biggest differences at 3B in SS noting atleast a 10HR Difference between the 2.
Then you take into account that you NEED 3 Outfilders....
So what would you do? I'm leaning on taking a Howard or Fielder as these guys have the potential to kick you 50 HR/s, and that's what the guys over at ESPN Answer Guys said. But i wanted to throw this at you guys to see what you thought. It's an interesting oe!
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Thanks man. Yeah Fielder/Howard are almost sure bets to hit 45+. But Howard is over 30 and Fielder is 25. I've always been a Howard guy though so that's what i'll probably do.
Any other suggestions with draft strategy in this type of setup?
I agree that Howard is the logical choice here. I try not to read too much into spring training hype, but apparently Howard is more conditioned than ever before. We may have only seen the tip of the iceberg. And I would just feel more comfortable banking on Howard and the Phils vs. Prince and the Brewers.
Agreed completely. Howard has to be the guy. I understand the dilemma with the power at 1B but first pick overall....yup. However, as a Phillies fan, keep in mind he is going to frustrate you for the first month, as he slumps his way into May. http://www.fantasybaseballcafe.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=405068