My vote goes for Justin Morneau. He has roughly 200 At bats this year and 16 home runs. Give him 600 At bats as he will start, and your on pace for 48 home runs. Now thats gonna be a sleeper.
maybe it's just me, but if you're able to predict it THIS year, it's hardly a sleeper for next year....
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My vote goes for Justin Morneau. He has roughly 200 At bats this year and 16 home runs. Give him 600 At bats as he will start, and your on pace for 48 home runs. Now thats gonna be a sleeper.
Reminds me too much of Ensberg, small amount of at bats, huge potential. He was supposed to be this year "best sleeper 3bman", I dont think it turned out too well. He has potential but like any sleeper, its either go big or bust.
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rmeesig wrote:maybe it's just me, but if you're able to predict it THIS year, it's hardly a sleeper for next year....
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agreed, Morneau will be succesfull but he will be known. He may be a good value for where hes picked next year but I dont think that hes going to be a "sleeper:
My vote goes for Justin Morneau. He has roughly 200 At bats this year and 16 home runs. Give him 600 At bats as he will start, and your on pace for 48 home runs. Now thats gonna be a sleeper.
Reminds me too much of Ensberg, small amount of at bats, huge potential. He was supposed to be this year "best sleeper 3bman", I dont think it turned out too well. He has potential but like any sleeper, its either go big or bust.
Difference being Ensberg's age versus Morneau. Morneau has much more upside.
Brandon Phillips 2b/Ss
Chris Burke 2b
Jesse Foppert sp
Rick Ankiel sp
Andy Marte 3b
Dan Johnson 1b
Jason Kubel of
Dallas McPherson 3b
Carlos Quentin of
Eric Bedard sp
Jerome Williams sp
Jose Capellan sp/rp
Brendan Harris 2b/3b
AUSTIN KEARNS OF (again)
Edwin Encarnacion 3b
Tim Stauffer sp
Runelys (sp) Hernandez Royals
Jeremy Reed of Seattle
Felix Hernandez sp Sea.
Casey Kotchman 1b Ana
Nick Swisher OF Oak
Adrian Gonzalez 1b Tex
Jeremy Bonderman sp Det
Jose Acevedo sp Reds
Joey Gathright of TB
Cliff Lee Sp Clev
Registered_Guest wrote:Brandon Phillips 2b/Ss Chris Burke 2b Jesse Foppert sp Rick Ankiel sp Andy Marte 3b Dan Johnson 1b Jason Kubel of Dallas McPherson 3b Carlos Quentin of Eric Bedard sp Jerome Williams sp Jose Capellan sp/rp Brendan Harris 2b/3b AUSTIN KEARNS OF (again) Edwin Encarnacion 3b Tim Stauffer sp Runelys (sp) Hernandez Royals Jeremy Reed of Seattle Felix Hernandez sp Sea. Casey Kotchman 1b Ana Nick Swisher OF Oak Adrian Gonzalez 1b Tex Jeremy Bonderman sp Det Jose Acevedo sp Reds Joey Gathright of TB Cliff Lee Sp Clev
Good sleeper list, covered just about all of the real good ones I think
And I agree that Morneau won't be a big sleeper at all next year. Might be in the same area at Tex was in this years draft. Morneau was a big sleeper this year if he got time, like he has been getting lately.
Closser's a nice sleeper with 20 HR power next year.
I'm sure there are some I missed (or people have differences of opinion on). Mainly went over rookies/injured guys & a couple starters that were great then went to hell.
I think Khalil Greene will be another guy that will be undervalued for next year -- he's still noted more for his defense than his bat. I think next year is the last year you'll still get him relatively cheap. Expect 20+ HR's.
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