Ques: I can keep Johan Santana or Alfonso Soriano -- wish I could keep both. Which one would you hold on to?
B.B.: Ouch. That is rough. But it's an enviable spot to be in because both players qualify as the best at their positions. It seems this season the second-base pool is much more thin than those in the high-end of the starting pitcher's pool. So, in short, keep Soriano.
Soriano over Santana? I do not think so. Wonder if this guy also likes O. Cabrera in the 4th round?
My apologies. I have a nephew named Anfernee, and I know how mad he gets when I call him Anthony. Almost as mad as I get when I think about the fact that my sister named him Anfernee.
by Absolutely Adequate » Thu Mar 03, 2005 12:41 pm
Soriano isn't the protypical leadoff hitter, but neither was Ricky Henderson. Sooner or later, Texas will move Soriano back to leadoff where he's comfortable and he'll take off again.
Although I must say, Yanks, that your comment ("NOT!") made me think twice about my position. Truly, sir, your wit is matched only by your intelligence.
Absolutely Adequate wrote:Although I must say, Yanks, that your comment ("NOT!") made me think twice about my position. Truly, sir, your wit is matched only by your intelligence.
Santana is much more valuable. I don't care about position scarcity because you can pick up a decent 2B later in the draft(ie. Roberts, Jiminez, Uribe, Utley etc.) Soriano is good, but in roto and points leagues santana has a huge advantage over him. In a h2h league Santana still is better but the gap between them isn't as big.