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by kalibernc » Fri Apr 30, 2004 10:26 pm
Do you think Brett Boone looks like one of the seven dwarfs?
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by Ender » Fri Apr 30, 2004 11:46 pm
I'd honestly put Spivey at the top. Batting 3rd every day in miller park there is no reason he can't hit 20+ HR and drive in a good number of RBI and with any luck he'll be traded to the yankees midseason. Vidro not a bad choice either though.
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by Iguana » Sat May 01, 2004 2:20 am
Is someone actually considering dropping Vidro? Are you crazy? Spivey? Loretta? These guys are SO far short of Vidro it's ridiculous. Vidro always hits .310-.320 with at least 80 runs and RBI's. Wait till Everett and Johnson are back, he'll pick it up soon.
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by Philly22 » Sat May 01, 2004 8:35 am
I think you're overrating Vidro's fantasy value here, there's no doubt he's a elite 2B but how much better is he than Spivey in terms of pure fantasy stats? He'll hit for a higher average as he's consistently shown but in every other category Spivey will be right up there this year. Had a drop off year in 2003 but every sign is that he's a .290 hitter to me and will be closer to 2002 than 2003.
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by kabd69667 » Sat May 01, 2004 10:51 am
Mark Loretta is playing a lot better than Vidro right now. Loretta is hitting .340 with 4 HRs. i can't complain about picking him in the 22nd round.
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by nycyankees » Sat May 01, 2004 11:04 am
no complaits with Lorette and getting him in the 22nd is a good pickup, but the season is a marathon and not a sprint, and there is no doubt that at the end of the season Vidro will be a much bigger producer then Loretta. Every hitter goes through hot and cold streaks and you shouldn't drop an elite hitter because he is off to a bad start.
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