Seems silly to keep a closer, especially one who is not a top-5, does it not? I know Jeter had a down-year last season, but you've got to consider that at the very least his avg will jump back up to .300, giving him a line of approx. .300-10-60-100-15. That's pretty solid at SS, a very thin position. I would say that the SS position is far thinner than RPs, hence keeping a top-5 SS is a better bet then a top-10 closer...?
Seems silly to keep a closer, especially one who is not a top-5, does it not? I know Jeter had a down-year last season, but you've got to consider that at the very least his avg will jump back up to .300, giving him a line of approx. .300-10-60-100-15. That's pretty solid at SS, a very thin position. I would say that the SS position is far thinner than RPs, hence keeping a top-5 SS is a better bet then a top-10 closer...?
I would keep the best player. If you don't want Axford, keep Sizemore. I'm not into keeping old players on the decline in a keeper.
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