Actually, you couldn't be more wrong. You willingly admit that he is a legit 20-20 and then say he is worthless?
You don't need to have over 100 RBIs to be a fantasy contributor...by your logic there were only about 10 players who had value last year. His career AVG is well above .250.
His final line this year should be something like .270 with close to 20-20 and about 80 RBIs. I'll take that from Round 6-on any day.
(In reference to an Aaron Hill for David Price swap)
twinkypoop wrote:
mpieco wrote: You're my new hero if that gets accepted.
My point as I said in my post . He is OVERRATED !!! There are at least 30 outfielders I would take before Werth. Including guys like Morrison, Crisp and Tori Hunter. YES maybe Werthless was the wrong term but OVERRATED isn't. My projections for him are far below what he did two years ago. I don't see him breaking .260/70/70/15 We can all do much better than that in the fifth round.
Crisp will at least pile on the SBs, but Morrison and Hunter provide no more value than Werth does, and I would be more than happy to be in a draft with you where you take Morrison and I take Werth.
(In reference to an Aaron Hill for David Price swap)
twinkypoop wrote:
mpieco wrote: You're my new hero if that gets accepted.
Well, we had our draft and to my surprise, McCann was not kept by the manager ahead of me, he picked Wieters, so I pocketed McCann, and grabbed Garza with my second round pick.
Newkie wrote:Well, we had our draft and to my surprise, McCann was not kept by the manager ahead of me, he picked Wieters, so I pocketed McCann, and grabbed Garza with my second round pick.
Thanks for your help
McCann was a nice pick, but i think you could have better then Garza.
To the Werth hater, he is a solid rebound pick.
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