Will Delgado turn it around this season...ever?

[nmarq8]

Before this season I would've drafted this guy above all other 1B, but since day 1 he has been pretty bad. I'm with the impression that this guy is too good to keep this up, but I was saying that to myself 6 weeks ago, and since coming back from injury not much has changed. Anyone else think he'll snap out of it, or is he a bust for the whole year?

[kentx12]

I am holding on to him but he is on the pine. I am not a big believer that he will have a strong 2nd half but cant afford to drop him.

[thehat]

Considering he's FA at season's end and yet won't waive his no trade, it feels like he's out for the paycheck and little else. I wouldn't expect anything close to what he's capable of producing.

[john gardner]

BIG dissapointment

[jojo]

I had a mid season draft and he went in the 4th round. 2-3 years ago he wasnt a top 20 fantasy player anyhow and I'm not surprised that he wont out-produce a handful a 1Bs from here on out. To me he's a top 40-60 player who you are happy with if he churns out a season like last year, but its a bit overrated to put him in the top 20. Having that said, I'd expect him to produce like a top 40-60 player from here on out.

[atuf13]

I found it really funny that one of the analysts on ESPN news says that if Delgado moves to a new team, he sees him being a MO VAUGHN. When I heard that I was shocked. THIs guy hit 40 hrs, drove in 140, and hit 300 last year. How can the decline be this fast and this steady?

[nmarq8]

Saying that someone's the next mo vaughn is the ultimate insult. as of right now, considering that he's publicly said that he won't waive his no-trade clause, i still think that he can turn things around in the second half with a healthy wells batting next to him and encouraging performances from halladay.