Where does Carlos Lee rank for the rest of this season and in the future against this list of other good outfielders (some are omitted for sake of speed)
lee
huff
beltran
abreu
manny
dunn
a. jones
crawford
podsednik
v. wells
magglio
rank them all or just who you equate with carlos....no explanation necessary.
any others? feel free to just throw your hat into the ring on this one....the more opinions the better i am trying to get a general feel for what i should do with carlos so every voice counts.
scorched03 wrote:top abreau/beltran/manny/wells (if he's like last yr), magglio
2nd tier lee (only 2nd halves), crawford, huff
3rd dunn, jones, pods (til his BA goes up)
for the most part i agree, but i'd demote wells to 2nd tier, make a 4th tier for pods, and considering the state of mags and that knee, i'd float him between top and 2nd tier. lee's a solid 2nd tier guy, but he's no abreu/beltran/manny.
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abreu
beltran (not stealing)
manny
crawford
magglio (only have him and Wells under Crawford because they're slightly injured).
v. wells
huff
lee
podsednik
dunn
a. jones
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rjforlife wrote:why is podsednik very low in all the lists? is it his average, and if so, where would pods be if he got it back to 300 like last season.
If I thought he'd really be a 300 hitter in the future I'd move him up a notch or two, sure. The reason I ranked Pods so low was I based much of my rankings on future seasons, as the poster requested. Much as I like how hard Pods plays, I just don't think he has the upside of many of the others on the list.