I dropped Hinske after he was 0-18 during a stretch last week. Although he and the rest of the Jays lineup have seemingly sprung to life over the past 24 hours, I would still keep him on a short leash. Hinske is still about 10-15lbs overweight and he can't hit lefthanded pitching. Maybe he will come around full circle to what he was in 2002, but as for now, I'm happy with Castilla in my lineup and Hinske on waivers. Proceed with caution.
Hinske will be fine, and he's a good option for a starting 3B in a 12 team league. He's got the potential, is in a great lineup, and has the job for sure. No need to get an ulcer by hvaing Ensberg or somebody who's inconcistent in production or playing time.
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From now on I'll post my benched players on the forum so you all will know who to play. My bench (Hinske on it) provided more offesne then my starters. Sickening.
jayman wrote:From now on I'll post my benched players on the forum so you all will know who to play. My bench (Hinske on it) provided more offesne then my starters. Sickening.
Lol, sadly, so did mine.
Sean Tracey has my apologies, we all know Ozzie Guillen is an idiot. I'm rooting for you!
LBJackal wrote:Hinske will be fine, and he's a good option for a starting 3B in a 12 team league. He's got the potential, is in a great lineup, and has the job for sure. No need to get an ulcer by hvaing Ensberg or somebody who's inconcistent in production or playing time.
if you are looking for consistency, eric hinske is not your man
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